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Century 2.0 includes 2 new mixes with the instruments placed in natural orchestral seating position.  Great, polished sound, out of the box.  MIX A is very focused and detailed.  LOTS of bow.  MIX B is wide and ambient, puffy and warm. We realize that many composers out there are defining their own sound by mixing and matching libraries.  With this in mind, we will also be providing EQ presets and videos to help you mix Century with other great strings libraries.

8Dio Century Strings 2.0 'Howdy, Lone Star' by Colin O'Malley (MIX B)

How Soon Is Now

All Of Me

Solo piano with orchestration by Lisa Swerdlow. Carousel of Life
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Carousel Of Life

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Love Cannot Fail - Piano And Euphonium

I wrote this during the lockdown in early June 2020 when I was feeling particularly in need of serenity and comfort (NB: this is the same piece as "Ripples", below, just a different recording).

Ripples (version 2)

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https://youtu.be/A7GPId1eMHQ

On the occasion of Birth anniversary of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Sahab giving a Humble Tribute to the legend himself🙏😊


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Istento Eternum | 5 of 8

Mourning the death of a King.

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Istento Eternum

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02~ Glory and Honour - A. North

01~ Cavalry Walks and Trots

03~ Equus - E. Whitacre

Led by Revd Dr Sam Wells, with music from St Martin's Voices, directed by Gabriella Noble and accompanied by Ben Giddens.

Music:
God is forgiveness (Taizé)
Behold the Lamb of God from 'Messiah' (Handel)
Kyrie for 'Mass in G minor' (Vaughan Williams)
There is a green hill far away from 'St John Passion' (Bob Chilcott)

The music was recorded in person at St Martin-in-the-Fields, in strict compliance with the current government guidelines on professional singing in church and social distancing.

Thursday 15th October - Forgiveness

Oliver Trient, piano
Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin
Roland Kluttig, conductor
Capriccio CD C5403

Georgi Catoire: Piano Concerto in A flat major - Excerpt

piano melody2- Sunrise

London-based Injazero imprint seems to be backing some top-quality music from their ever-growing roster of global talent these days [cough!], with the Ukrainian composer Oleg Shpudeiko returning with this third solo album to the label as Heinali. After a handful of self-released records, a few on a boutique Paradigms, just as many on Fluttery Records, and a couple of collaborations, Shpudeiko finds himself back in the studio, studying medieval polyphony expressed through the programmed synthesis of his modular gear. Historical acoustic instruments, such as the theorbo lute and the alto viola, also appear on this echo of renaissance music. But the baroque focus on mathematical progression through harmony and counterpoint is best heard on this complex, lengthy, final track of the album, titled “Vita Nova.” The composition features generative synthesis, which is, albeit driven by some chance and random voltage, is still very much controlled, with the parameters being set by its programmer to grow, evolve, and to surprise the listener as much as the composer. In this pre-defined system of the four Madrigals [a madrigal is a secular music composition using human voices for its polyphony], Shpudeiko pushes the ever-changing parameters of the synth voices to shift in timbre, tempo, and depth of frequency range.

Madrigals

Vita Nova

TRACK PREMIERE : Heinali - Vita Nova

I am a London-based composer and pianist and specialise in writing piano music, songs and chamber music for piano and strings. I unashamedly write music that I would choose to listen to, without worrying unduly about categories and trends.

I regularly incorporate these works into chamber music recitals I give with like-minded fellow musicians, usually in London churches.  Recent musical projects have included "Triptych: Arrivals, Ballad and Union" (a trio for the rather unusual combination of violin, trumpet and piano), a piano duet that channels the sound of birds singing above a flowing stream, and a setting of a prayer in the ancient Avestan language for an opera singer who is also a trained Zoroastrian priest. For more information, to buy sheet music or commission new work, visit www.jonathangalton.co.uk

In my other life I am an anthropologist, currently undertaking a three-year postdoctoral research project (2021-24)at University College London funded through a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship, entitled “‘Progressive Islamophilia’ and the British Queer-Muslim intersection”. Previous doctoral research focused on belonging and social identity in a neighbourhood in Mumbai. I also blog about London, Mumbai and a variety of other topics at https://musingsofjonathangalton.wordpress.com/

Ripples (version 2)

Jonathan Galton