Original Tracks - https://youtu.be/V5eZF9uHnZY
https://youtu.be/9z_6gHH5d3Y
https://youtu.be/sSNAAXEXCN0 
https://youtu.be/u6a1U-1yGsg
https://youtu.be/H-jIpy4wTI4
MOSNAR DET - Remixing, Drum Programming

Loop Diggers Sunday Roulette Challenge 88 - B E W I T C H E D _ P O L I C E _ W O M A N

｢再戦して休む ~ DOLCE DENOUEMENT」

Concept music for a scene of a graphic novel. Part 4 of 4.

Music written, produced, performed, mixed and mastered by Thomas O'Higgins Horna.

Cover art: "Femme se coiffant devant un miroir" (1877) by Edgar Degas. Edited by me.

This track is not to be used to train AI.

Rematch & Respite

ＲＥＭＡＴＣＨ ＋ＲＥＳＰＩＴＥ

A song about liking someone and not telling them, and not at all dwelling on that many years later...


Verse 1
So… Here I go again
Not saying the words running through my mind, that it’s you I’ve wanted all this time and
No… I cannot get myself to say it
To your face when I’m with you these words just seem so out of place

Chorus
And I’m lying to you and lying to myself,
Deep down I know nobody else can make me
Feel - quite - like - this - I - can’t - help – it
All I see is visions of you looking through me
Like you never knew me

Verse 2 
And hey… it’s far too late to let it show
Now I’m in orbit all around you 
And your mates, and I am bound to keep a
Straight… face while you fall in love with someone else and 
Parade her past me, and surely it’s plain to see that I am

Chorus
Lying to you and lying to myself,
Deep down I know nobody else can make me
Feel - quite - like - this - I - can’t - help – it
All I see is visions of you looking through me
Like you never knew me

Bridge
And I’m not dwelling on the fact
That I never got to tell you that
I liked you from the very first time we met
How pathetic I held it back for all these years
So cheers to frozen fears and cold regret
About the things I should’ve said to you
When I could like I was always mad about you
And here’s to never seeing you again
To never being more than friends, 
Holding hands on the beach or the middle of the street, you’re out of reach and I still

Chorus
See those visions of you looking through me
Like you never knew me
Looking through me
Like you never knew me

Never Knew Me (demo)

noxpox - Oblivion (Entropy Mix)

You Know It Doesn't Add Up

Lady ElectroTrek's Phantom Of The Opera

4:40 AM

All Over the World
Music and Lyrics by Mike Krath

All over the world, 
All over the world, 
People crying,
People dying,
All over this world.

See the mother lying there,
See the crying baby by her side,
What the world fails to give,
The woman never receives,
Though they keep crying and dying,
No one sees.

All over this world,
All over the world,
People crying,
People dying,
All over the world.

All over the world,
All over the world,
People crying,
People dying,
All over the world.

All Over the World

You Absolute Shovel Sandwich

Guitar: Amplesound AGL
Oboe : VSL Oboe d'amore
Choirs : Soundiron Requiem light
Cello : Cinesamples Tina Guo legato classic
Strings : Spitfire audio Albion 2 loegria
Written with Presonus Notion6, Realized with Logic Pro

About my guitar : Roger Tastet 12/2022

Ma musique

A propos de ma guitare (About my Guitar)

I was lucky to discover Jorgs very short composition/draft "Dream in a Dream" I suggested could we make it longer so we did! . I love Jorgs work and was a pleasure to add some Synth Additions into the Dreamworld. Our mixes are slightly different, so check out Jorgs too.
https://soundcloud.com/joerxworx

Dream In a Dream Collaboration with Joerxworx  Ambient

Violinist Shaina Pan currently lives in New York’s Hudson Valley, performing with The Orchestra Now. Shaina holds degrees in Violin Performance and English from Indiana University, and recently completed graduate studies at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. An advocate for music by living composers, Shaina has premiered dozens of new works across the US, working with artists such as Kate Soper, Augusta Read Thomas, Ken Ueno, Terry Riley, and the Kronos Quartet, among others. She has performed with the IU New Music Ensemble, Atlantic Music Festival Contemporary Ensemble, San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, and the Lucerne Festival Academy.

www.shaina.bandcamp.com

https://soundcloud.com/shaina-pan

In the Refuge of a Cave:
Before there were bunkers, fortresses, or strongholds, there were caves. Since long before the dawn of recorded history, caves have held a universal significance as a source of refuge—a safe haven from the elements, predators, and natural disasters. Inversely, however, caves have widely been known to inspire a sense of apprehension and foreboding as well—potentially harboring in the darkness the very dangers from which they are meant to offer protection.
Writing these program notes in late July of 2020, I can't help but compare the duality of caves to the tremendous changes that have taken place during the last six months. The Pandemic has forced just about everyone to reinvent their lives in order to preserve their safety and security. Whether metaphorically or analogously, we have all retreated to our caves in one way or another. For example, while many of us have achieved refuge through social distancing and sheltering-in-place, doing so has forced us to face the existential darkness of isolation and confinement.
In the Refuge of a Cave (2020) is my perspective on these themes as a composer and musician. What musical artists could once rely upon—concert spaces, audiences, even the ability to perform onstage together—has disappeared or drastically transformed in mere days. Now, one's own insights, abilities, and resources are the only certainties in their musical endeavors. When writing In the Refuge of a Cave, I imagined these restrictions as a literal cave surrounding the musical artist. What could a musician do to create music if they were isolated within a cave? How could one find artistic fulfillment in such a lonely and remote place? The only natural answer is that a musician would need to make do with the sonic resources and tools that the space granted them. The musician would utilize the reverberations and echoes generated by the cave's walls; in doing so, they would stumble upon a way to play music with another—a past version of theirself—an echo.
In the Refuge of a Cave is dedicated to my many friends and colleagues who have found themselves forced to navigate a unique cave of their own in these challenging times. Thus, it is designed to be playable by any instrument or voice type, and no two performances will ever sound alike.

Composed and mastered by Nicholas Denton Protsack.

Performed and recorded by Shaina Pan.

Shaina Pan (violin) - In The Refuge Of A Cave

An ongoing aspiration of BMI Award-winning composer and cellist, Nicholas Denton Protsack, is to seek new connections between music and the natural world. Called a "(composer) to keep a close eye on" by the Canadian Music Centre, Nicholas' ecologically informed music includes composed works, studio albums, and experimental improvisations, and has been featured in a wide variety of concert settings across North America, Europe, and New Zealand. Recent accomplishments include two first prizes in the 2021 SOCAN Foundation Young Composers Awards and commissioned works for the Toronto Summer Music Festival and the American Prize-winning Ensemble for These Times (E4TT).

	As a cellist, Nicholas is an active freelance performer and advocate of new music—frequently involved in collaborative projects that range from traditional to highly experimental concert idioms. Although primarily a chamber musician, he has also appeared as a soloist with the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra and the San Francisco Conservatory Orchestra.

	Nicholas is currently undertaking a PhD in music at Victoria University of Wellington (NZ), studying with composers Michael Norris and Dugal McKinnon. His other major teachers have included David Garner (composition), Jean-Michel Fonteneau (cello), Jennifer Culp (cello), and Morna Howie (cello).