a Little While

Sunflower Sundown

Symphony  5

The Late Night Song

Hi friends!
A new day, a new beginnig. The hope that bring each day.
Here is the last song of my new album. I hope to release it in a couple of months.
Best Regards!
Image by Sarah Lee: https://www.flickr.com/photos/clashed/

A New Day, A New Beginning

The first middle is not bad, but orchestrating the second part was a nightmare. I need to learn!

Regards!

(Draft)The Creation

Composed by @dan-cullen
Cello ensemble performed by Deryn Cullen

The Ice Melts

"Science philosopher Karl Popper put forth the idea that the world could be divided into two categories: clocks and clouds. Clocks are fixed, orderly systems that can be understood by reducing them to their simplest parts. Clouds are, however an 'epistemic mess...' that are 'highly irregular, disorderly, and more or less unpredictable.' This adage was used to illustrate the dilemma of both science (and, I think in daily life) to approach all things as though they were clocks. We want to give nature (and people) a blueprint. But this approach is destined to bring nothing but frustration. The cosmos, its phenomenon, and people are much more like clouds than clocks."

Clouds, Not Clocks

Rara Pluma

From the album, Evensong, available on all major distribution platforms.
www.wendellrothmusic.com

Evensong

Together

VOID

Living in Loops

One of the pieces I am working on for a Film & TV library. 

Cello parts played by the marvellous Danny Norbury. 

The Red Line

Clem Leek is a composer, sound artist & sound designer from the UK. He draws from a range of genres to create a unique & contemporary style and is now a well recognised name in the 'Modern Classical' genre.
 
​Trained as a pianist from a young age, Clem Leek grew up around music, picking up every instrument he could lay his hands on. He often uses the beauty of natural surroundings from his childhood and personal experiences as inspiration for his works.

The Red Line

Clem Leek

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