From a stone

A simple orchestral dance in 3/4 time— a wistful echo of the lightness of days, of carefree joy, of dance and warm companionship. This episode is a classic waltz, borne by the strings, adorned with the whimsical grace of woodwinds. It shares a final dream of that light-hearted time, just before the suite draws us with the next episode (No.05) toward the twilight of life.

Pandemic Suite – 04. Danse Noble

Following the somber opening of the Pandemic Suite, this hymn of hope begins to rise. Echoing Mendelssohn’s chorale from Elijah— "Wer bis an das Ende beharrt", engl: “He that shall endure to the end”— the brass instruments proclaim a steadfast call to persevere through the weight of troubled times.

Pandemic Suite – 02. Hymnus

Throat Singing 7 18 25

String Quartet No.1 Op.37

HEISSE LUFT

Chant of the Headless Monks

Chosen Reality

The very nature of desire is that it remains unfulfilled
- Osho
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A song about existing
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Watch the video: https://youtu.be/uMfXWkOORQc
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lyrics
(In my dreams...)
It's a pattern
I've seen repeating
(From where you're standing)
The destruction
Is deleting
All the promise
I was holding
(From where you're standing)
And crippled
What was unfolding
I thought I wanted you
But now I see
(From where you're standing)
That's just not true
And it can't be
(I tried to meet you in my dreams)
((In my dreams))
Perceive me
From where you're standing
Judge me
I am expanding
So run away
From the brightness
This silence is
My politeness
Perceive me
From where you're standing
Judge me
I am expanding

releases August 23, 2025

Paradox of Desire

the silence, the darkness, the simplicity, this landscape in central Sweden has a very special charm: that's what I wanted to express with this track

Glaskogen.wav

Marco Lucchi : synthesizers and tanpura & tabla app

String Quartet No.1 Op.37

Paul Maurice Roche | Composer