Modern Classical / Soundtrack

Jasmine Ceremony

Ombrelle

Adamas

For today’s program I’ve invited Orla Wren, an artist from North England releasing music on Flau, Facture, Home Normal, and most recently Oak Editions, to share with you his favorite pieces, which happen to be from film. It’s a beautiful chronicle, with its own special plot and emotional journey: 

"For this mix I collected many fragments of music, dialogue and foley sounds which were taken directly from the films themselves and which I then arranged variously and carefully placed to construct some possible narrative. I always feel drawn to the most intimate moments within a film, most often I find it’s where the music and story hold the most emotion and poignancy. This mix is made with love and respect for the film makers, actors and the musicians, thank you for the beautiful moments." - Orla Wren 

Orla Wren - Filmscores Two

Firâsah

Chopin making the piano keys all dirty with awesome.


Performed by James Rhodes (obvs).

Chopin Ballade No. 3 In A - Flat Major, Op. 47

Laundry

Our Flame Shall Endure

Dust And Light

Faux Power

Al Zamân

Deceptive Dreams

As We Watch The Burning Embers Fall Gently To The Ground

Playing around with big heavy chords... for big heavy hearts...

Impromptu 12.14

The Eternal Rest Of A Ronin

One of the first songs revealed from William Ryan Fritch's upcoming 'Music For Film Volume I'.  This first volume will include 30 choice selections of modern classical themed pieces from his career in film music.  It will also be the first official release under our music licensing company, Settled Scores.

'Music for Film Volume I' will see a release to the public in March 2015 as a limited edition art postcard or digital download, but and advanced download copy will be provided in February to all subscribers of the 'Leave Me Sessions Subscription Series'.  This is Fritch's 10 plus album limited series that still has spots available below.

More info on how to subscribe here: 
Bandcamp: http://smarturl.it/leavemesessionsbc
LTS website: http://smarturl.it/leavemesessionslts (3 & 5 month installments available)

Cover Photography by Joe Borreson

William Ryan Fritch - Processional (from Music For Film Volume I)

The Last Battle

The final movement of Beethoven's Waldstein sonata - the French call it the Dawn Sonata (they're romantic like that) as the opening to this movement symbolises the sun coming up together with all the awesome potential a new day holds. Or something like that.
Live performance.

Beethoven Sonata in C Major, Op. 53  'Waldstein'   III. Rondo

Angels Of Destiny

حاضر

Modern Classical / Soundtrack

EcstaticNoise