The Fantasmatic And Mesmerizing Power Of The Mind  777

Heavy groove, nu metal with industrial elements

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EVEN WORDS HAVE A PLACE IN MY SOUL

Mugen

It's hard to find a star in a city full of light pollution.
It's hard to find place to get rid of all the stress and upset.
It's hard to find a way to relax ourselves even just for a minute.
We go rush too hard to forget what life is, what we are.
Maybe just look up, there's something still there, and never changed.

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This is my first time to make a piano track, I have to admit that this is not a "perfect" (to me) production, but the melody still great though, hope you like it, have a good night.

i'm trying to find a star in a late night

Composed & produced by: Carlos R
Carlos Rodrigues Productions ©2023

Double Sided

The melody is light and calm, as if nature is quietly breathing around you

Breath of nature

The Creation

Try for Life

Dark Mountains for orchestra
Commissioned by the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, Jaime Laredo, conductor
Publisher: Bill Holab Music: http://www.billholabmusic.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=994
For More Information: https://robertpaterson.com/dark-mountains
View Score: https://issuu.com/robertpaterson/docs/dark_mountains_for_orchestra_fs-bou

PROGRAM NOTES
Vermont is famous for its green mountains, but I often find myself taking long drives through the mountains on overcast days or even at night, when the mountains lose color and become gray silhouettes. Many roads in Vermont are so dark, particularly in the Northeast Kingdom, that you need to use headlights, even during the day. Dark Mountains is meant to portray the beauty and grandeur of the mountains and the peacefulness of the open roads, but also the darkness and occasional treacherous passes one may encounter during the evening hours. The piece is in three connected sections. The first section portrays the calmness and austerity of a quiet evening. The second is inspired by a fast drive down winding country roads, with twists and turns, frequent tempo changes and shifting gears. The final section evokes the feeling of looking at the nighttime sky with moonlight shining through the trees and the sounds of nature in the distance.

This piece is commissioned by and dedicated to the Vermont Symphony Orchestra and Jaime Laredo, and was originally written for the Made in Vermont Music Festival.

i'm trying to find a star in a late night

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