Name: Serenity by David Herreman
Duration: 3 min 42 s
Description: In the peaceful embrace of nature, where time moves slowly like the seasons, a melody emerges from the trees. It's a gentle harmony woven between the soft whispers of the flute and the cheerful chirping of birds.

nice and calm and chill. thank you for this!

Very smooth and relaxing sounds. Easy on my ears. 👍

this is beautiful, make remember all good memories from the past

strong atmosphere, this is really good backgound

Super relaxant cette musique, beau travail David!

I wrote this song With Ken Hodges of Volt edge,its about our dreams,,Gary Hayward vocals,John Coote Bass,Gary Wharton Drums, Ken Hodges lead guitar,Phil Grantham rythmn guitar all members of volt edge,Also check out our amazing video on youtube https://youtu.be/IXqbI3oye9g?si=dCgF9c5NTNKO87Lg

Just A Dream [remastered]

Lead vocals - Glenn Sevillo
Instruments & background vocals - Cavebar
Mastered - A7 Recording Studio

Lyrics:

Got time, weather is fine,
Strollin’ on the pier beside the waters that shine.
Head high, mind in the sky,
Thinkin’ ‘bout a someone who could maybe walk by.

Feel elation, palpitations, beaming straight up to the sun
A flirtation, imagination, making it feel like a love has begun.
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)

Doo-doo’s

Inhalation, inebriation, someone just came into view.
Desperation, trepidation, will they walk by when they see that it’s you?
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)

Stop time, something sublime,
Movin’ from this moment now would feel like a crime,
Walked by, was that a blush?
And did you just imagine that casual touch?

Feel elation, palpitations, beaming straight up to the sun
A flirtation, imagination, making it feel like a love has begun.
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by?  
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)
Are you gonna, are you gonna gonna walk by? 
(are you gonna gonna walk on by?)

Doo-doo’s

Walk By (featuring Glenn Sevillo)

Translation above
Sculpture de Léo Ferré à Monaco par Blaise Devissi.

Sur un texte de Jean-Paul Gaido-Daniel https://soundcloud.com/gaidodaniel06

Poètes perdus

Tu gardes le tempo 
Dans les bras de ta muse
Qui te porte déjà
Au bout de ta mémoire
Qui creuse dans tes mains
Tant de portées d'amour
Tu rayonnes déjà
Sous leurs calices de feu

Refrain :
Léo, Léo, Léo
Les violons de tes nuits
Te fredonnent les notes
Des poètes perdus

Demain, tu trouveras 
Le parfum du mystère 
Qui sillonne la terre 
Au fond de quelques joies 
Dans le son des hautbois 
Quand tu chantes la vie 
Tes soirs de liberté 
Sur ton piano d'azur
(refrain)

Debout dans le brouillard 
L'hiver, tu resteras 
Les putains de la mort 
Et les maîtres de Dieu 
Et tous ces fous de feu 
Te souffleront les mots 
Venus de l'au-delà 
Une nuit de sabbat
(refrain)

Paroles de Jean-Paul Gaido-Daniel
Musique de Myckaël Marcovic, 26/02/2024

With text by Jean-Paul Gaido-Daniel https://soundcloud.com/gaidodaniel06
Sculpture of Léo Ferré in Monaco by Blaise Devissi.

Lost poets

You keep the tempo
In the arms of your muse
Who already carries you
At the end of your memory
Digging in your hands
So many spans of love
You're already glowing
Under their chalices of fire

Refrain :
Léo, Léo, Léo
The violins of your nights
Hum to you the notes
Of lost poets
Tomorrow you'll find
The scent of mystery
That crisscrosses the earth
In the depths of some joy
In the sound of oboes
When you sing of life
Your evenings of freedom
On your azure piano
(refrain)

Standing in the fog
L'hiver, tu resteras
The whores of death
And God's masters
And all those madmen of fire
Will whisper words to you
From beyond
Une nuit de sabbat
(refrain)

Words by Jean-Paul Gaido-Daniel
Music by Myckaël Marcovic, 26/02/2024

Poètes perdus (Jean-Paul Gaido-Daniel / Myckaël Marcovic)

The first verse is all that remains to us of the oldest song in the world, written almost 2,000 years ago. Its words were inscribed on the tombstone of a Turkish woman by her husband Seikolos. 

While you live, shine 
have no grief at all  
life exists only for a short while 
and Time demands an end.

Here, I’ve composed my own version ... and I hope Seikolos would have approved! 

Lyrics and vocal Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, April 2024
© Copyright, all rights reserved, Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, April 2024

Music composed by Paul Foss
Contact email: paul@paulfossmusic.com
© Copyright, all rights reserved, Paul Foss, April 2024

Words: 

1.    While you live, shine! Have no grief at all.  Life exists only for a short while and the Reaper will soon demand his due.

 2.     While you thrive, don’t just survive. All the world’s a stage just waiting for you to realise that it’s time to play your part, under the spotlights of the stars. 

3.    While you breathe, believe in your true self and your sovereign right to liberty, guided by your own heart’s dreams and your inner knowingness.
 
4.     While you exist, insist on following your intuition - your inner tuition. It's in your gut. Those feelings are your tutors who will never lead you wrong. 

5.     While you stay, play! Meet your dragons with a smile. See that life is just a game and what’s more.... the ball is in your court, so what are you waiting for?

6. Use your power to flower. Your heart is a young bud, just waiting to bloom and ripen into your first fruits to take to your harvest home. 

7.    Then when you die, fly high ...through that final portal, giving thanks for all you’ve seen and dreamed into being, on Earth, as a mortal.

 8.    But ...while you live, shine. Life exists only for a flash in the eye, like a shooting star across the sky...and the Reaper will soon enough be along with his scythe.   

© Copyright, all rights reserved, Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, April 2024

While You Live, Shine!

Merci à Yann pour les arrangements piano et le traitement sonore.


Rêve-t-on de Paix aux allures de silence
Les êtres imparfaits désirent cette chance
Tourner de par le monde relever les défis
Balayer d’une seconde les vaines prophéties

Relayer sur les ondes les messages de Paix
Orienter dans nos songes les mots les plus vrais

Rêve-t-on de Paix à offrir au monde
Dans les instants vrais à chaque seconde
Le pouvoir des mots des tyrans de trop
S’éteindront un jour , il le faut

Chorus
   
La Paix
Pour nos coeurs 
Pour nos âmes
Cette Paix
De vie et de flamme
Sur le chemin
De la Paix
 


La Paix avec Yann KIFER Piano

Hey Guys,

this is my try of creating a Dark Souls sounding Track.
Enjoy ! 

In ancient times, amidst the whispers of dread and the shadows that danced with despair, there emerged a figure of unfathomable darkness. Clad in armor as dark as the abyss, his colossal form towered over all who dared to stand in his presence. With eyes like shards of obsidian, he surveyed the world with a cold, calculating gaze, his every movement resonating with the weight of his grim authority. None could withstand the sheer magnitude of his power, for he was a titan of despair, a colossus of sorrow. In the annals of history, his name looms large with dread, for he is Malchai, Lord of Despair.

Malchai, Lord of Despair

In the peaceful embrace of nature, where time moves slowly like the seasons, a melody emerges from the trees. It's a gentle harmony woven between the soft whispers of the flute and the cheerful chirping of birds.

Serenity

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The arrangement is careful and deliberate, with each note crafted to honor the memory of the lost and the gravity of their sacrifice. The use of a full orchestra lends a regal, timeless quality to the music, suggesting both the magnitude of the historical impact and the personal stories of those who fought and fell. "The Last Sunrise" serves not only as a backdrop for commemorative projects but also as a standalone tribute that invites reflection on the costs of conflict and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Last Sunrise

"Breaking Point" is a stirring orchestral composition that masterfully captures the journey from introspection to a powerful crescendo of emotions. The track begins with a somber piano solo, setting a reflective and melancholic tone. This piano introduction invites listeners into a personal, intimate space, where the delicate touch of the keys conveys a sense of vulnerability and contemplation.

As the piece progresses, a string section gradually weaves its way in, adding layers of complexity and depth. The strings swell with a growing intensity, echoing the building emotions that the title "Breaking Point" suggests. The interplay between the violin's mournful melodies and the deeper, resonant tones of the viola and cello enhances the track's emotional range, preparing the listener for the impending climax.

The culmination of the track is marked by the entrance of a full orchestral section, where the earlier motifs are expanded into a grand, all-encompassing sound. The orchestration here is rich and dynamic, featuring a blend of brass, woodwinds, and percussive elements that underscore the track's thematic intensity. This final section represents the breaking point itself—a moment of overwhelming force and release, where the music reaches its peak in both volume and emotional impact.

Ideal for dramatic film scenes, theatrical performances, or any project that requires a soundtrack capable of evoking deep emotional responses, "Breaking Point" is a compelling narrative of emotional transformation, expressed through the profound language of music.

Breaking Point

Béatrice Te Guidera

Improvised music produced entirely on the iOS platform using an iPad Pro.

Escape From A Lost Planet /Take 2

My music defies convention, eschewing strict technical boundaries in favor of allowing the raw essence of the soul to flow freely.

For me, music is more than just a collection of sounds; it's a profound expression of the soul's deepest emotions and experiences. I place a special emphasis on this ethereal connection. Music, in my view, possesses the power to produce vibrations that resonate not only in the visible realm but also in the hidden depths of our consciousness. It is a universal language, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers, capable of forging connections and speaking directly to the core of our being. It propels us toward uncharted horizons, inviting us to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and emotional exploration.

Serenity

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