Name: The Skye Boat Song (Scottish Folk Song - Outlander theme), Flute and Harp by Héléna Alexandra Gaspar
Duration: 1 min 3 s
Description: Scottish folk song played by H. A. Gaspar (Outlander theme :)), for flute & harp.

The talented and fantastic Dirk Ehlert gave us this new track, featuring our upcoming "Blakus Cello" (not to be confused with the great freebie, "Pocket Blakus")

Blakus Cello - One Last Dance - by Dirk Ehlert

Ambient classical piece with the coldness and warmth of gentle, deep falling snow.

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original music, Native American style flute, original photographs

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Scottish folk song played by H. A. Gaspar (Outlander theme :)), for flute & harp.

The Skye Boat Song (Scottish Folk Song - Outlander theme), Flute and Harp

Music: Oor es mayr Im (Where Are You, My Mother?)
Composer: Anonymous (18th-19th century)
Artists: Isabel Bayrakdarian, soprano; Ani Aznavoorian, cello; Coro Vox Aeterna, Anna Hamre conductor
Album: Mother Of Light: Armenian Hymns and Chants in Praise of Mary
Label: Delos Productions, Inc DE3521
Street Date: October 14, 2016
Pre-Order: http://amzn.to/2bXpQTf

Soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, acclaimed internationally for her glittering accomplishments on both stage and screen, presents – in this hypnotically alluring album of Armenian sacred music – a more spiritual aspect of her multifaceted musical persona.

Isabel conceived this project as a heartfelt gift  to God for sparing the life of her mother, and the entire album is very much a “family affair.” Her husband arranged the pieces, her brother plays the ceremonial percussion instruments, and her two sisters join her to form a vocal trio in several tracks.

This spellbinding music – scored variously for solo and ensemble voices, cello and women’s choir – will take its fortunate listeners on a deeply spiritual and meditative journey of the soul.

Mother of Light: Armenia Hymns and Chants in Praise of Mary

Isabel Bayrakdarian — Anonymous (18th-19th century): Oor es mayr Im (Where Are You, My Mother?)

Born and raised in a Palestinian refugee camp, Ramzi Aburedwan only began to play music in his late teens and is now a world-class solo musician and leader of the Palestine National Ensemble of Arabic Music. Enjoy the gentle sounds of Ramzi’s bouzouk, accompanied by oud, accordion and percussion on this evocative instrumental album.

For more information: http://www.worldmusic.net/store/item/TUG1061


Ramzi's Story: From Stones To Strings

Reflections Of Palestine is a heartfelt selection of Ramzi’s original compositions and arrangements, which navigate his personal history. As an adult Ramzi promotes peace and understanding through music, but as a boy he was famously photographed hurling stones at Israeli tanks. An image taken in 1987 shows an 8-year-old Ramzi clad in a ruby-red coat and scuffed blue jeans. His small body is arched backwards and in his hand he clasps a large stone, which he is poised to lob with force. That the same Ramzi went on to forge an illustrious career in music hinges on coincidence entirely.

The powerful shot circulated rapidly and became an icon of the First Intifada, the Palestinian uprising of 1987–1993. Posters of Ramzi ‘the stone thrower’ were sold in the West Bank, and the revered Arab poet Nizar Qabbani wrote a poem inspired by the actions of the young rebel and his comrades, ‘The Trilogy of the Children of the Stones’ (1988). During his teens Ramzi took part in some free music lessons. Upon discovering his talent, his whole world flipped sideways, and music rapidly became his profession, his life and, most significantly, his weapon.

Ramzi went on to study at the National Conservatory of Angers in France. Currently he performs as a world-class solo musician and as leader of the esteemed Palestine National Ensemble of Arabic Music. He is also the founder of Al Kamandjâti, a music school based in Palestine.

Reflections Of Palestine is a thoughtful instrumental album that showcases Ramzi’s skill and artistry, and sensitively narrates his extraordinary story through sound.


Ramzi Aburedwan - Rahil

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Me, The Sky, The Universe / In The Water

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The sheet music of some of my compositions can be downloaded from my website https://pianoimprovictor.com/
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COVER Blinding Lights - The Weeknd
In love with this song, here is my cover for you !
Hope you'll enjoy;)

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Soft Piano, Wurli and Pad from Labs @spitfireaudio
Drums played on midi, I worked on Cubase
Voice : Micro Rode NT1 @rodemic
Rec, Mix, Mastering : Home studio

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Amateur flutist - composer. A scientist in real life. This channel contains my own compositions, lots of Bach, and some folk songs.

The Skye Boat Song (Scottish Folk Song - Outlander theme), Flute and Harp

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