Cinematic film score music that tells a love story about those people who were in our life and whom we loved so much, but unfortunately they are not with us now.
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The Ones We Once Loved - Mélo | Sentimental Orchestral and Piano Film Score Music (Free Download)

DGX-630 Solo Piano

2023 Piano - Intervals - Hard Echo - Mr. Numi Who~

SNC Music Department presents: a Junior Recital, featuring Anna Heinzen & Simon Whiteley (2023).

"Maya" for 2 Flutes and Piano

2023-07-23

Searching For Lost Time

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Howard Blake's famous song from the Movie The Snowman.  Sung in Gaelic by Heather Rankin.  Epic, cinematic and totally unlike you have heard before.

Christmas Joy (Deluxe Edition)

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Walking In The Air (Deluxe Edition)

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This is the 7th track from my new album "The Planet Of Bliss".

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Composer: DANIELYAN ASHOT MAKICHEVICH (IPI NAME 00855552512), UNITED STATES BMI.

The Planet Of Bliss

Endless Cosmos

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Ashot Danielyan - Endless Cosmos

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layered sound. Sweet and moody at the same time. Relaxing for me. 

Unrelenting Love. For all life

moonlight, midsummer

In August of 2022, Irene, my wife and soulmate of so many wonderful years, passed away. The following years were the most difficult years of my life as I was devastated and overwhelmed by grief. Several years prior to Irene’s passing, I had started on a large orchestral work reflecting on our life together with our son, Peren, during his childhood years. This work is still in progress, but stylistically it has had a great impact on the composition of my Pieces of Love and Remembrance as it foreshadows much of what I expressed in Seeking Serenity, Part I. I started to write down ideas here and there during the more lucid moments of my grieving. Then in early 2024, I received an invitation from PARMA Recordings to write a short 5-minute piece for piano and orchestra. I immediately jumped at the opportunity, and Seeking Serenity, Part I is the work I composed for this occasion.

Although I do not generally, and did not with Seeking Serenity, attempt to tell a story or narrative of some kind, listeners of my music often reflect on how my music evokes in them certain feelings, images, or extra musical references. This was particularly true of Irene, and I so miss how she would relate to me about her feelings and impressions while listening to my music. Indeed, I am overjoyed to learn that listeners can get caught up in the emotions of my music as they follow their own unique journey guided by what they hear.

On a very personal level, I can identify with the piano solo which strives to find some point of repose or comfort, seeking this not in despair but in the hope of finding and rekindling love, belonging and the strength to continue on. The opening arpeggiated passages underscore the direction of this sentiment. The orchestra for its part is like, dare I say, Irene who is gently beckoning me on to find that place of repose and acceptance, full of color, bright sounds, and signposts pointing the way. By the end of Part I, the solo finds itself in a delicately balanced and restructured statement of motivic material alluded to previously, and in a high, bell-like register of the piano, echoed and enfolded finally by an orchestral texture not unlike wind chimes reverberating into infinity.

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