After 200 years, man wants to return from outer space to earth after he had destroyed the planet and its nature almost completely. He left it as an arid and lifeless world. He hopes now that nature could have restored itself so that a return would offer him a new future, a new genesis.
The sung choir text is not yet available. The narrator text is in Dutch.

The recording was made with all VSL instruments and choir, in Studio One Pro.

Texts and lyrics:

Exodus (voice)

God created man in His image and likeness.
However, man wanted more and tried to be God's equal.
His pride and self-interest brought him down.
He was driven out of paradise by God.

God did still give him insight and reason,
so he could bend nature to his will
to provide for himself.
But again, man abused creation.
He wanted to rule over nature:
over plants and trees,
over the animals on the land, in the air and in the water,
over the earth, the resources, the air...
Again this went wrong
and the earth became dry and barren.

Driven and driven away by hubris
he had to flee, away from the earth
into the infinite chilly darkness
searching the universe for a new home.

But nowhere did he find a planet
equal to Earth.

200 years his space odyssey lasted
and the stories about Mother Earth tormented him.
Finally, he decided to return
in the hope that the blue planet had recovered.


Song of the exodus (chorus)

In the deep darkness
there is only icy cold.
No voice nor whisper
no sun or skies blue.
Neither bird, fish or plant lives here,
only dust and stone so chilly.
No habitation for man or beast,
everything is so bleak and silent.

Genesis II-part I

Genesis II - Exodus - Part I - for narrator, choir and orchestra

Hi everyone,
I present you the third track "THEN" from the EP entitled "UP UNTIL THEN", composed and performed on piano by Anastasiya Ihnatovich, arranged, orchestrated, mixed and mastered by Franck Ancelin.
I hope you will appreciate this collaborative work.

Original track:
https://soundcloud.com/anastasiya-ihnatovich/then

I thank you for your listening and your possible comments.

Musically,
Anastasiya and Franck

3 THEN By Anastasiya Ihnatovich Orchestration By Franck Ancelin

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Breakthrough for accordion and flute. Premiere: Flute, Nataliia Kozhushko-Maksymiv; accordion, Bohdan Kozhushko. The 29th Contrasts International Festival of Contemporary Music "Pulse Marathon/Intermedia. S. Lyudkevych Concert Hall, Ukraine. (October 7th, 2023)

Breakthrough is a dramatic process in which an obstacle or a barrier has been physically broken through. It can also refer to the sudden prominent discoveries and advancements achieved by humankind in science and technology. Yet, it is extremely crucial that our civilization could only be advanced with continuous breakthroughs of knowledges within our world. The music is delineated into two parts, the first part is more atmospheric in character. The material initiates with static pitch C, it then gradually unfolds and juxtaposes with different pitches while at the same time transforming into faster rhythmic gestures with more compact textures during the course of the first part. The music soon reaches its climax signifying the breakthrough process before beginning the next section which is characterized by fast moving gestures with sustained lines---various layers intermingling together as a continuous whole for generating different sound effects which are distinct from the previous section. Approaching the end of the piece, the music fades out fragmentally at extreme registrations.

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Amsterdam

Composed and arranged by Stefan Telser
French Horn performed by Filippo Tramontana
Performed with Vienna Symphonic Library, Arturia DX7
Mixing and Mastering by Logan Ryan
Image: VectorStock
Produced by teluff productions GmbH, Weißenburg

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Composed and arranged by Stefan Telser
Cello performed by Marco Pescosolido
French Horn performed by Filippo Tramontana
Mixing and Mastering: Studio Glasfågeln
Created with Vienna Symphonic Library (VSL)
Produced by teluff productions GmbH, Weißenburg
Graphics: VectorStock

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The Rise

Our story begins with Jorrit disembarking at Boston Harbor with the ambition to give up life on the sea.
He's a salty ol' dog and it might be a difficult transition but his mission is to make it to the west coast of the United States.
Jorrit has some wild adventures and drunken debauchery in Boston before eventually making his way west into Pennsylvania where he buys a used Conestoga wagon and a team of horses
and sails off into the sunset towards his new life.

Hailing from Vondelingenplaat Netherlands, Jorrit Brouwer, son of a brew master, is frightened of large four legged animals because as a child he was kicked by a drunken donkey.

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Retired music teacher and composer from Flanders (Belgium). Founder and conductor of De Kleine Compagnie. Composer of orchestral/symphonic music, religious songs, theater music; arranger of a large number folk tunes and dances.

I prefer to write in a classical or romantic style, avoiding to use experimental musical languages in order to reach a broad audience. A number of the orchestral pieces have already been performed live (by a large orchestra).

To listen to my pieces here, the use of headphones is recommended.

Have a pleasant listen!

Genesis II - Exodus - Part I - for narrator, choir and orchestra

Jos Wylin