Name: 21825 by NICHOXLAS | MUSIC in Study Symphonies
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Electrified Sonatina

Sonatina For Violin And Piano - Radio Edit

the walk

Glazunov 3Miniatures Op.42-3 Waltz

Souvenirs de la Feuillade - Reflets Aquatiques [piano]

Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, op.23 / Eight Pieces from 'The Seasons", op. 37(A)

Eight Pieces from "The Seasons", op. 37(A): August (Harvest Song)

Eight Pieces from "The Seasons", op. 37(A): December (Christmas)

Originally composed around 2004 for a small local theatre production. This piece tells the story of a young couple navigating the perils of World War II. While the theatre has since closed its door, I felt this piece deserved a new life. I hope you enjoy listening.

Dear Beloved

Apart

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Sparkling Dream (ft. Milkzuki)

21825

Queen Mary 2 Sonata Op1 in free form mvt 2

Here is the story of a little girl learning to play the violin. She struggles to play, and through her struggle she creates a new way of practicing: she imagines bringing her stuffed animal to life; a simple, Orange Elephant. He awakens, sits at a tiny piano (which is the same size as him now) and, for a moment,  plays a tune for her. She is taken by a melody, and plays it, completely enraptured by the intensity and simpleness of the piece.
...you get the idea?

Special thanks to my family who supported me to get to this point. This is an old one I made in 2007-2008 finally finished (I seem to have a large archive of old stuff to finish out). I hope you enjoy the song!

Thanks to MuscScore4 for allowing free use of their software and enhanced audio soundbites. Additional thanks to Yucel Moran for allowing free use of her photo on Unsplash.

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The Orange Elephant

Vivaldi

Concerto 3 - Larghetto

01 - Fountain of Life

A solo piano journey through Mike Oldfield’s The Songs of Distant Earth.

This interpretation weaves Let There Be Light, Supernova, and Magellan into a single performance — a quiet tribute to both Oldfield’s music and Arthur C. Clarke’s vision of our planet as one small, fragile home against the backdrop of the stars.

"It is not easy to see how the more extreme forms of nationalism can long survive when men have seen the Earth in its true perspective as a single small globe against the stars."
— Arthur C. Clarke, The Songs of Distant Earth

— Bastien DiArgos

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