Musical adaptations of Sylvia Plath's poems

They were traveling for almost 8 years after death of the Knight and his daughter...The old Wounded Healer and The Young Man.
Long years of fighting dark creatures and curing people from the cruel illness brought both of them deep under ground, almost to the center of the world.

There, as if far from the very last soul of the earth, was a giant garden.
It was a garden of white flowers and colossal trees with white leafs. It felt like this place was the frozen in time memory of the past somewhere very far from the world they both knew for the whole time. It was so beautiful...

For some reasons, The Young Man and The Wounded Healer both understood that it is the end. They finally found the source of the problem. All that was left is to find where it comes from.

They were breaking through every dark creature they see on their way. Every last one of them was weak against our heroes, driven by one and only purpose. They were unstoppable after all they've been through.

And far away, somewhere in the end of the Garden, there was a giant Heart, patiently waiting for someone to find it here, deep under ground, in the center of this world. To tell them the bitter truth, they both was afraid of to find out in the end...

Truth That Lies Ahead

This is my interpretation of a classical piece that I really like. It is not my own composition, but you can enjoy the dark and mysterious sound of Scriabin. I love how he puts so many things in so small space.

Alexander Scriabin - Prelude Op.11 Nr.10

One way Trip to Unknown

Soliloquy Of The Solipsist (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

Stillborn (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

Last Words (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

Morning song (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

Mirror (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

A birthday present (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

This Void piece has lots of delays and ambient shades. Letting the overtones in the piano out in the Void ... As of 4th July also on Spotify and all other platforms. Hope you enjoy...

Void

Today we present "The Sea at Night", the new single by Joe Sinha Semple, who returns to ad21 with an atmospheric piece. Unfolding like a gentle tide, this composition was performed on Joe’s own acoustic piano, inviting the listener into a serene nocturnal world where each note resonates with reflection. A meditative journey through sound, now available on all platforms.

The Sea at Night

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Nights II

pour le maître du secret en plein jour ( meilleur aux écouteurs ou casque pour les détails voix/claviers)

en lisant Henry James

Inspired by Naviar Haiku 601:
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku601-pulling-light/

Thanks to Marco Alessi from Naviar Records for the weekly challenge!

Photo by zenbytes (Bretagne, France, 2020)


from the other world - Naviarhaiku601

labyrintminne

Der Heiland kam, sah Kranke, Blinde, Lahme hier

I confess ... I'm experimenting for some time now with AI-assisted music creation ... I don't reject this "revolution"... I'm trying to find a reasonable place there :) 

FRENCH "MUSIC DESIGNER"
performed by 
The Shimmering Meadow Symphony Orchestra (S.M.S.O.)
virtual musicians under my command
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Crédit photo : Ryan McGUIRE

Soliloquy Of The Solipsist (a musical adaptation of Sylvia Plath's poem)

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