Name: Peter Pan Fairy Ball Scene by ConorClancy
Duration: 3 min 7 s
Description: Some twinkly piano music to accompany some sweet dialogue and physical theatre.

Heaven Only Knows ft Chance The Rapper
Prod. by Lido
Additional Vocals by Eryn Allen Kane 

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Heaven Only Knows (Ft. Chance The Rapper, Lido & Eryn Allen Kane)

Some twinkly piano music to accompany some sweet dialogue and physical theatre. 

Peter Pan Fairy Ball Scene

Written and performed by Crome Yellow
Recorded and produced by Josdams
Drums recorded by Ashley Sheehan
Artwork by Jamie Smyth

My Chateau

Written and performed by Crome Yellow
Recorded and produced by Josdams
Artwork by Jamie Smyth

Jean

Boots Of Spanish Leather (Bob Dylan) cover

Written and performed by Crome Yellow
Recorded and produced by Josdams 
Artwork by Jamie Smith.

You Never Ask Me If I'm Happy

Live recording of the Cork Fleischmann Symphony Orchestra performing 'TO' by Muireann Joyce-Hearne in City Hall, Cork, Ireland. 10th November 2018.

My inspiration for TO was breath. 
Specifically, the minuscule moment of time that we experience e.g. in a concert. The moment of silence just before the musician plays their first note - all of the potential energy that is held in that moment, the inhale of breath. And then, the moment of silence, an exhale, after they have played their final note, but before the audience might applause - the release of that energy. I find these moments addictive, much like when cycling/driving over a bridge, that tiny, lifting moment you are held in before you go down the other side. 
The first section of TO is the inhale, the second is the exhale and the General Pause (following the chaotic string section) is the ephemeral moment - the potential and release of energy meeting. There are several melodies that come to the surface throughout the piece - however much like the swimming of emotions that do not always serve us in the moment, these melodies are acknowledged then let go of. Deep belly breath, exhalation. My intention with this piece was to create a space in time where we might be able to experience this, that TO might allow the audience member, or musician, to sink into the music, and indulge in the peaceful power of breath.
[Edited Composer's Note]

The legendary mix live from St Jeromes bar, Melbourne, 2005.
google to find the track listing. Or better, in Spotify search for "Soca! Sirens! Brains!" to find playlists of all songs in this mix.

Peter Pan Fairy Ball Scene

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