We commissioned a small ensemble of musicians who could bring their own personality creativity and open mindedness to the sampling process. We asked them to throw out all pre-conceptions about how to approach these recordings and gave them one simple rule - Make EVERY note sound different. Glass strings is the result of these extensive work-shops where each and every member brought new ideas and novel playing styles to the table and bounced off each other to create an extraordinary set of tools.

Glass Strings

Glass Ceiling

For all our lost ones. 

Here are the Lyrics I wrote to go with this classical composition.

No more goodbyes,
We'll meet on heaven's shores
Where all our souls will go,
Then joy we all will know.

Here we will sit and pray -
We must go on!
No one will see what our hearts must bear,
Joy we do not know.

Hear our calls Lord.
(Keep us)
Where to now?
When we pray will
You be there?

Let them rest,
in peace.

#emotion #classical #music

Made only with The Crow Hill Company Glass Strings and Small String Gestures

The lost ones

"Orphée et Eurydice : un ultime regard " / Composition : Alain Vlamynck

https://youtu.be/Z74BsJlQ2FQ

With :
Glass Strings, Nocturnal Gestures, String Murmurations, Cosmos and Attic grand by The Crow Hill Company.
And Oboe by Cinematic Studio Woodwinds

Orphée et Eurydice : un ultime regard

Orphée et Eurydice : un ultime regard

"Twilight's Glow" captures the serene and gentle transition from day to night through the harmonious blend of piano and cello. 

This soothing composition reflects the calm and peace that envelops the world as the sun sets and night begins. 

With its gentle melodies and graceful interplay of instruments, "Twilight's Glow" provides a moment of tranquillity and reflection, inviting you to unwind and embrace the beauty of the twilight hours.

Made with The Crow Hill Company Vertical Piano and Glass Strings.

I hope you enjoy!

Twilight's Glow

Frontman of The Harlequins (psychedelic rock) 2007-present.
Film and media composer 2020-present.

Glass Ceiling

Michael Oliva