Name: Fantasy for Cello and Flute by be-MAJOR-be-MINE in Moody with life
Duration: 1 min 5 s
Description: Here´re some of my unrelated works. Be sure there are more to come.

Moody with life

From the new album "Human" available on Aeronaut Records

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19th Century Girl

Original composition to a traditional german melody.  

Used software:
Sibelius 7
EWQL Symphonic Orchestra
QL Spaces

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German lyrics by Johann Wilhelm Hey 1818:

1. Weißt du, wieviel Sternlein stehen
an dem blauen Himmelszelt?
Weißt du, wieviel Wolken gehen
weithin über alle Welt?
Gott, der Herr, hat sie gezählet,
daß ihm auch nicht eines fehlet,
an der ganzen großen Zahl,
an der ganzen großen Zahl.

2. Weißt du, wieviel Mücklein spielen
in der heißen Sonnenglut?
Wieviel Fischlein auch sich kühlen
in der hellen Wasserflut?
Gott, der Herr, rief sie mit Namen,
daß sie all' ins Leben kamen
Daß sie nun so fröhlich sind
Daß sie nun so fröhlich sind.

3. Weißt du, wieviel Kinder schlafen,
heute nacht im Bettelein?
Weißt du, wieviel Träume kommen
zu den müden Kinderlein?
Gott, der Herr, hat sie gezählet,
daß ihm auch nicht eines fehlet;
kennt auch dich und hat dich lieb,
kennt auch dich und hat dich lieb.

4. Weißt du, wieviel Kinder frühe
stehn aus ihrem Bettlein auf,
daß sie ohne Sorg und Mühe
fröhlich sind im Tageslauf?
Gott im Himmel hat an allen
seine Lust, sein Wohlgefallen;
kennt auch dich und hat dich lieb,
kennt auch dich und hat dich lieb.

English translation by John Henry William Dulcken (1832-1894):

1. Can you count the stars that brightly
twinkle in the midnight sky?
Can you count the clouds, so lightly
o'er the meadows floating by?
God, the Lord, doth mark their number,
with His eyes that never slumber;
He hath made them every one,
He hath made them every one.

2. Can you count the wings now flashing
in the sunshine's golden light?
Can you count the fishes splashing
in the cooling waters bright?
God, the Lord, a name hath given,
to all creatures under Heaven;
He hath named them every one,
He hath named them every one.

3. Do you know how many children
rise each morning blithe and gay?
Can you count their jolly voices,
singing sweetly day by day?
God hears all the happy voices,
in their merry songs rejoices;
and He loves them, every one
and He loves them, every one.

Weisst Du wieviel Sternlein stehen (Can you count the stars)

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Sand

A blend of traditional classical with more modern theatrical percussion, and inspired by composers of both the Romantic era and the film era, History of Warriors is available for licensing at The Haus Collection (http://thehauscollection.tv).

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History of Warriors

My Heart Will Go On - Maan Hamadeh

This track was written for a beautiful film "Go Further" by Caleb Slain. 

Cello: Sarah Rommel

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Go Further

Here´re some of my unrelated works. Be sure there are more to come.

Fantasy for Cello and Flute

‘Apologues’ will be released by Erased Tapes on September 11, 2015 on LP/CD/DL and can be pre-ordered from www.erasedtapes.com/store/index/ERATP075

Masayoshi Fujita, the Berlin-based Japanese vibraphone player, also known under his alias el fog came to the attention of label founder Robert Raths a few years ago. Not only because the vibraphone is an intriguing instrument, but also the way Masayoshi treats his instrument and draws ethereal and layered sounds, is what truly attracted him to Masayoshi’s work.

Having released more ambient-based/electronic recordings of the vibraphone under el fog, Masa became more interested in the sound of the vibraphone itself. He started to compose acoustic pieces and released the first solo album under his real name, titled ‘Stories’, in early 2013. ‘Apologues’ sees Masayoshi for the first time use an array of instruments besides his lead instrument – such as the violin, cello, flute, clarinet, French horn, accordion, piano and snare drum played by friends, but arranged by Masa himself.

In addition to the mallets, Masayoshi often plays the vibraphone with a violin or cello bow, like on ‘Tears of Unicorn’ and ‘Knight and Spirit of Lake’. He would also place bead strings on the vibraphone bars to create an ambient shimmer that can be heard on songs like ‘Moonlight’ and ‘Swallow Flies High in the May Sky’. The latter was composed to let the clarinet express its characteristics and tell its story, whilst the vibraphone takes a supporting role. “The clarinet sounds very warm and soft and very ‘spring’ to me”, says Masa.

“With this album the main idea was to evoke images, atmospheres, sceneries and stories in the listener, the images that have accumulated in myself. At the same time it was an exploration of the unexplored beauty of the vibraphone, and also a pursuit of the charm of the instrumentation and the music itself. Erased Tapes releases a lot of great stuff and naturally became my favourite label of late. And I thought it would fit well to my music.” – Masayoshi Fujita

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Apologues

Tears Of Unicorn

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Masayoshi Fujita – Tears of Unicorn

This dark piano composition is inspired by music from Tanz der Vampires and some compositions by Peter Gundry. So the music is sort of sort of dark, vampiric etc. In addition to piano, I also used some Russian native musical instruments to add some spirit of Eastern Europe vampirism to it :)

Endless Promenade (dark piano music)

Performed by pianist, Desiree Bonitz at the 2016 Missouri State University Composition Festival. 
Dark Dreams was inspired by a painting by Jared FitzGerald.  The germinating idea for the piece relates to the image of an angel in the moonlight wrestling with a shadowy figure. Dark Dreams extends the metaphor to the struggles with emotional demons confronted in life. 


Moods

Dark Dreams – for piano

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Dark Dreams – for solo piano (MSU Composition Festival)

The Dark Knight Rises - Piano Solo

Samples from every track on the new album, For Now I Am Winter out Feb/March 2013:

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