Really enjoyed this.  Lovely vibe.  Great work!

Silent Forest(cello by Eric Bowden)

Recorded in 2010, The Mists of Avalon is an improvised track taken from the album Avalonia, Paul's most popular release on digital format An album of instrumental new age music inspired by the mythology and esoteric geography of Glastonbury and Avalon.
Re released with new tracks in 2015 with new cover art and some original tracks omitted

Recorded in 2010 on a Yamaha keyboard with various vsti synthesizers in Formby and Oxford Uk.
Composed and Performed by Paul Landry
Photography and album design by Paul Landry

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© 2011 Paul Landry Music
Released with New Age Music Garden Recordings
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The Mists of Avalon

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The Mists Of Avalon

The last track on an album that is recorded like a film score.  A journey with a story that finishes 'Somewhere'.

Blue Dream

Somewhere

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The title track from the forthcoming album Victopia.  Features a mix of analogue and digital synths in an uplifting piece of instrumental electronica

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Victopia

Taken from my new album, 'Waiting for Yesterday'. https://myristica.bandcamp.com/album/waiting-for-yesterday
Featuring https://soundcloud.com/philip-george-thornton on electric guitar.

Photography by http://soundcloud.com/aeron | www.facebook.com/aeronvalley

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Myristica ~ Looking back (featuring Phil Thornton) - New album out now!

I love to work with sound textures. This piece is an improvisation over a little motiv with some ambient textures. Hope you enjoy...

meditation

"The Space Between" from Undercurrent ©2015

Full album stream of Nest - Retold released on Serein

Lodge

Taken from "Slow sketch vol. 1: Reflections of the community ambient" compilation. Released on 12/24/19 on El Muelle Records: http://elmuellerecords.bandcamp.com/album/slow-sketch-vol-1-reflections-of-the-community-ambient

Let It Snow

New track recorded on a Roland powered Fender Stratocaster with a Roland Gr-55 Guitar synthesizer for an lbum of soundscapes and improvisations. Alpha - Omega
Composed, performed, produced and recorded by Paul Landry

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Alpha et Omega

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"I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls", or "The Gipsy Girl's Dream" is sung acapella by Marianne Lihannah in a fusion of Irish folk and classical. It is a popular aria from The Bohemian Girl, an 1843 opera by Michael William Balfe, with lyrics by Alfred Bunn. In the opera it is sung by the character Arline, who is in love with Thaddeus, a Polish nobleman & political exile.
In addition to its regular performance in the opera, & in cast recordings of the opera, the aria, has been recorded many times by a variety of musicians as a stand-alone song. It has also been parodied.
    Lewis Carroll's parody of the lyrics was published in Lays of Mystery, Imagination and Humour in 1855:
        I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls,
        And each damp thing that creeps and crawls
        went wobble-wobble on the walls...
    Willa Cather referenced the work in her short story "The Bohemian Girl", which incorporates quotes from some of the arias, including "I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls". The plot of the story also has some substantial parallels to the opera.
    The Bohemian Girl is mentioned in the short stories "Clay" and "Eveline" by James Joyce. The aria is quoted again in Joyce's novel Finnegans Wake.
    The song appears in a film version of The Bohemian Girl produced in 1936 by Hal Roach, which starred Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as the gypsy foster parents of the Count's daughter, Darla Hood as young Arline and Jacqueline Wells as adult Arline: the dubbed singing voice is that of Rosina Lawrence.
    An instrumental version is heard in the 1936 Western The Three Mesquiteers, & also in the theater scene from the 1946 John Ford western My Darling Clementine.
    A brief version appears in the 1939 movie Naughty but Nice. Gale Page sings an a cappella ditty ("Millions of Dreams Ago", with lyrics by Johnny Mercer) to music professor Dick Powell.
    * The opera is mentioned & the aria referred to several times, in the 1944 novel Dragonwyck, by Anya Seton. The song makes a brief appearance in the 1946 film adaptation of the book.
   
    A version is played and sung in the 1948 Jeanne Crain / William Holden movie Apartment for Peggy.
    The first line of the song is sung and "scatted" in the number, "Swing," from the 1953 Broadway show Wonderful Town.
    An instrumental version is heard in the background in the 1955 film “The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing” during a scene between Joan Collins and Ray Milland as Evelyn Nesbit and Stanford White.
    The first line is sung, off-screen, by aspiring botanist Seymour in the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors.
    A rather unexpected appearance of the song is in the 1966 Howard Hawks film El Dorado, where it is played in the saloon just prior to the climactic gunfight.
    An ambient, ethereal version was recorded by The Irish singer Enya for her Grammy-winning 1991 album, Shepherd Moons: this version was featured on the soundtrack of the 1993 Martin Scorsese film The Age of Innocence.
    The aria is played and sung by the character Clementina Cavendish (Florence Hoath) in the 1998 film The Governess.
    The song can be heard being played on the piano in the background of the Deadwood episode "Something Very Expensive at the Bella Union".
    It is sung by Nancy, in the closing scene of the final episode of the BBC television series Dickensian.
    It was played at the start of the 1972 TV comedy series "In for a penny".
    The song is played in the background of "The Case of the Fraudulent Foto" (1959) in Perry Mason.
    The protagonist in Sarah Perry's novel Melmoth (2018) sings the song to a burn victim in a hospital in Manila (as "I dreamed I dwelt" rather than "I dreamt I dwelt") & is later haunted by someone (unknown and unseen) singing it in Prague.
    The song can be heard many times in the background of the fictional Carlton Hotel in 1870s San Francisco, in Episodes of Have Gun - Will Travel (TV series)it is played in a very up-tempo beat on piano.

Marble halls

Marble Halls | The Gypsy Girl's Dream | Marianne Lihannah | Acapella

Marianne is a versatile singer and singersongwriter, who also plays the nyckelharpa. She is both the director and the singer of the successful businesses Funeral Singer UK and Wedding Singer UK.
She is also the lead singer in the duo Elyssia. And the alto in the duo Si Canta.

Marble Halls | The Gypsy Girl's Dream | Marianne Lihannah | Acapella

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