Name: Music For Art Exhibitions - Installation One by exultatioMundi
Duration: 18 min 33 s
Description: Music for a fictive art exhibition - a minimal ambient track that would be suitable to surround the viewer while exploring an art exhibition. The music tries to create a certain tension, a kind of 'awareness', that would support the visual process rather than draw the complete attention of the viewer to the music.

I can totally see what you mean in your text - this, along with the visuals, would take the viewer/listener into another world! amazing work!

In the manner of moonlight

Deaf

Meet today
What of many yesterdays
A veil to hide
Stellar truth that lies inside
We return
To the obscure
Cosmic surrender
Cosmic surrender
We start
As flaming hearts
A veil to hide
Stellar truth that lies inside
We return
To the obscure
Cosmic surrender
Cosmic surrender
Meet today
What of many yesterdays
A veil to hide
Stellar truth that lies inside
We return
To the obscure
Cosmic surrender
Cosmic surrender
Cosmic surrender
We start
As flaming hearts
Cosmic surrender
Cosmic surrender
Cosmic surrender

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Music for a fictive art exhibition - a minimal ambient track that would be suitable to surround the viewer while exploring an art exhibition. The music tries to create a certain tension, a kind of 'awareness', that would support the visual process rather than draw the complete attention of the viewer to the music.

Music For Art Exhibitions - Installation One

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