I play my "Song for a Silvereye" on a Silvereye flute from my Takahe Flutes Etsy store. The Silvereye is also on eBay and on my Website, DrJohnLaurence.com. The Silvereye is based on the Cherokee four-hole whistle and is named after the silvereye bird native to Australia and New Zealand. The guitar is a Takamine-D-Series, rescued from a dumpster by one of my daughters. It needed some work but now sounds wonderful. The tune and the variations were all improvised in the middle of the night, when 'normal' folk would be asleep. Video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbPLEKL8zz8

Single

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Song For A Silvereye

Live at MACBA

Inner Strength

Recorded April 2015 at Big Red Studios, Macclesfield
Phil Mellen - vocals, drums, bass, baritone uke.
Toby Gawne - lead and rhythm guitars
Mixed by Jake Evans

I don't believe

Soundtracks for films that didn't make it out of the edit suit.

Impending

-dodging nothing successfully+

Duration: 10'
Instrumentation: 3[1.2.3./pic]2.2.2.-4.3.2.1.- tmp+3perc - str
More Information and for Purchase/Rental: https://robertpaterson.com/enlightened-city

PROGRAM NOTES
The title of this work, Enlightened City, is both literal and figurative. This piece was originally written for the one-hundredth anniversary of the Ithaca High School Orchestra, and is inspired by the glowing city lights that seem to appear from nowhere when driving at night towards Ithaca on Route 13. In a broader sense, the title may refer to any American city that is lit up at night. The title also refers to Ithaca being called "the most enlightened city in America" by Utne Reader magazine. Throughout the work, there are optimistic-sounding dance-like sections, but also others that are colorful and dark, counter-balancing the lighter, brighter moments.

Enlightened City (for Orchestra)

This is Jim , I'm not in, leave a message, I'll get back to you (The opening track and title of the last Brahms’ 3rd Racket album)

Gretchen Corbett

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Dedicated to all who made the ultimate sacrifice for the good of others

Fall Of The Heroes

Where There Is No Light  - feels a bit like a manifestation of what we could potentially hear in space, between planets and beyond. The piece plays around with the echo and reverberation of sound. The track includes: the marimba, viola, violin, double bass and cello. An interesting listen. Enjoy.

Where There Is No Light

Music composed in 2018 by Rene Puschinger.

Dark Forest

Road Kill

Sean Botha builds music and has a deep love for the arts, music, sound and all forms of storytelling. He builds music and sound experiences for his listeners through improvisation and profound in-depth listening. Each piece is a fusion of different styles which means there is something for everyone. The music Sean creates is Immersive & Contemporary and ultimately an experience for the listener. Enjoy the music and as he always says, "there is always more music coming"...

Where There Is No Light

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