Name: Forbidden City by Antongiulio Frulio
Duration: 1 min 48 s
Description: Official Demo for Ancient Kingdom by East West L.A. California

This is the 5th track in my "Endless oceans Project". https://soundcloud.com/abloamberelli/sets/pablo-camberelli-sea-sounds I hope you enjoy and thank you all for the support.

Music,composition,arrangement,mix and production .. Pablo.
©Retro-Tone Audio2023

Endless Oceans

The call of the sea

The Call Of The Sea ........ "Endless Oceans Project"

Inflection

A short(ish) instrumental sound-doodle inspired by a dream I had...

Dreaming of Storms

Story #9

Rain, rain, rain...
I sketched the soundscape of the rainy days in autumn. This piece was completed with my fingers getting lost on the piano many times, just like the fickle autumn weather. We have just said goodbye to summer and you may feel a bit lonely, but I hope that you all enjoy some heartful moments with the new season.


- I'm back on YouTube after 7 years! 🕊️

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Piano Sketch 14 Autumn Rain Shower

these composers utilized the fifth harmonic in their distinctive compositional approaches:

Olivier Messiaen:
Messiaen's use of the fifth harmonic can be heard prominently in works like his monumental "Quatuor pour la fin du temps" (Quartet for the End of Time). In this piece, written while Messiaen was imprisoned in a German stalag during World War II, the powerful fifth intervals create a sense of harmonic ambiguity and religious mysticism.

For instance, in the third movement titled "Abîme des oiseaux" (Abyss of the Birds), a solo clarinet meditates over a slowly evolving bed of chords built around stacked perfect fifths. This creates an otherworldly, suspended quality that evokes the religious symbolism and transcendent themes Messiaen was exploring.

Alexander Scriabin:
Scriabin's late-period compositions, such as his unfinished "Mysterium" project, showcased his fascination with the occult and synesthetic qualities of sound. In these works, the fifth harmonic was used to destabilize conventional tonality and induce altered states of consciousness in the listener.

One example is the "Poem of Ecstasy", where Scriabin employs clashing, dissonant harmonies built around the interval of the fifth. This creates an unsettling, hypnotic effect meant to evoke mystical experiences. The music seems to float and pulse, reflecting Scriabin's belief that sound could manipulate human consciousness.

György Ligeti:
While not directly tied to occult or spiritual themes, Ligeti's innovative use of the fifth harmonic can be heard in atmospheric works like "Atmosphères" and "Lux Aeterna." In these pieces, Ligeti blends and smears together clusters of pitches, creating a dense, nebulous sonic texture.

Underlying this textural wash are prominent fifth relationships that give the music a sense of harmonic instability and acoustic complexity. The fifth intervals help generate a shimmering, otherworldly quality, as individual pitches become subsumed into a unified, abstracted harmonic mass.

Through these examples, we can hear how composers like Messiaen, Scriabin, and Ligeti leveraged the powerful, unsettling presence of the fifth harmonic to achieve their distinct musical visions - whether evoking religious mysticism, occult themes, or simply creating immersive, alien-sounding sonic environments.

Harmonic Reverie

We are overjoyed to unveil a new chapter in the Woman Muse Series, celebrating a new muse and her extraordinary artistry.

Alanna Crouch, a British pianist and composer, masterfully blends classical, contemporary, and electronic influences in her music. Renowned for her talent in storytelling, she continues to build an impressive catalogue of emotive compositions and film scores, showcasing her gift for evoking deep emotion through her art.

With "Hope", Alanna introduces a delicate piano composition that inspires and uplifts, reminding us that even in darkness, light can be found.
As part of ad21Label's Woman Muse Series, this piece captures the essence of feminine creativity, offering a moment of reflection and hope through its evocative neoclassical tones.

Woman Muse Series

Hope

My loved ones, this is my death
And soon, I will lose you all,
Because, I will have no hands...
And soon, I will neither come nor go,
Because, I will have no feet...
My loved ones, I will come to an end
And then this legend, like a perfect flower, will fall from the branch...

Brahmaji

I Dreamed You in the Rain

Spontaneously improvised this meditative music at the morning. Enjoy!

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Morning Piano

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Official Demo for Ancient Kingdom by East West L.A. California

Forbidden City

This is an old work that composed for photo collection titled (One never comes) in 2015. 
Photographer & Cover Art: Vaheed Abbasi

Forbidden City

Antongiulio Frulio

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