Darkwave is an experimental music project incorporating elements of instrumental thrash metal combined with symphonic and electronic influences. 

Composing, guitars, programming: Zsolt Némethy.
Cover art: Lupus Photo (Dávid Ujhelyi).

Hexapla

Septuagint

Lisa, you're one of a kind.  
@faerytale 

Vocals, cello and musical arrangement: Faerytale
Composition and Dutch lyrics: Bas Kooman
Translation: Hans Bouman & Bas Kooman

JULIAN by Faerytale

Telescope

Nothing Fancy

L'america [E.P]

The Sword Of Damocles

I Go Among Trees
Music by Robert Paterson
https://www.robertpaterson.com/
Duration: ca. 15'
Instrumentation: SATB choir (with divisis, SSAATTBB) and marimba (5-octaves)

For More Information: https://robertpaterson.com/i-go-among-trees
Buy Sheet Music: https://billholabmusic.com/store/index.php?keyword=i%20go%20among&main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1

MOVEMENTS
I. I Go Among Trees (Wendell Berry)
II. March in New England (May Sarton)
III. The Kestrel (John Frederick Freeman)

Commissioned by the New Amsterdam Singers, Clara Longstreth, Music Director, in honor of the chorus’ 50th Anniversary and the 65th Birthday of Barbara Zucker-Pinchoff.

NEW AMSTERDAM SINGERS
Clara Longstreth, Music Director & Conductor https://www.nasingers.org/
Guest Artist: Makoto Nakura, Marimba http://makotonakura.com/

Audio Engineer: Dongsok Shin
Recorded at Broadway Presbyterian Church, New York, NY, USA, December 12, 2021

II. March in New England
by May Sarton 

Here in New England where the ice still grips 
And pussy willows have not put on fur, 
The masts are earthbound of the sleeping ships, 
And only clammers on the beaches stir. 
All seems exhausted by its own withholding, 
Its own withstanding. There is no unfolding. 
Even the new moon promises no better 
Than a thin joke about much colder weather. 

This harsh world locks itself up in the season. 
It is clearly not the time and not the place 
To ask for summer love, for more than reason, 
To hope to lift the cloud from any face. 
Look at the trees, how even they determine 
To hold their leaves back under the tough skin. 
“Keep snug” is their advice, and they endure, 
For frost is on the way again for sure. 

Yet in New England before spring I’ve seen 
The sea unfold as sumptuous as silk, 
Have watched the cold world tilt back into green, 
And watched the waves spill out like foaming milk­— 
Till the eye, starved for color and for light, 
Wept at such majesty beside such blight, 
Would rush to break trees open, and to bring 
To this locked world torrents of English spring!

March in New England by May Sarton, from Collected poems: 1930-1993. © W.W. Norton & Company, 1993. Reprinted with permission from Lippincott Massie McQuilkin.

I Go Among Trees - II. March in New England (May Sarton)

Better Place  (feat. Robert Grigg)

She's Leaving Home

Cant Get You Out Of My Mind

A sad but progressive piano / orchestral soundtrack, inspire in a medieval environment that tell a kings tragic dead.

The King is dead

Not Giving Up

Down

Songs in English on https://soundcloud.com/seb-mankoo