Dear Sarah,

This should not have happened.

I, like so many who never knew you - prayed and hoped and wished for a miracle and couldn’t let go. I can’t make sense of it so I won’t dare to try. For personal reasons your story has moved me deeply, though the darkness of it has once again tried my patience with man and humanity. I will be making regular donations to the @thematthewelvidgetrust as I read it was something that mattered to you. Caring for others and promoting emotional wellbeing is really all that matters.

In your photos you look very kind, but also like you’d break out into laughter or a smile at any time. I sense you promoted that spirit Sarah, so may yours forever live on.

I wrote this piece today, for Sarah Everard, for her family and for her loved ones. NH200321.

For Sarah

mini mal

wrong turn

mini mal - wrong turn

The grave chapel in Visby where I recorded my music is a special place to me. It's an octagonal building from the late 19th century that draws inspiration from Gothic architecture, with high vaulted ceilings and stone walls that create a unique acoustic environment.

During my recording session, I used vintage Coles 4038 microphones to capture the full depth and warmth of the chapel's acoustic environment. These microphones are known for their ability to capture the nuances of acoustic instruments with clarity and warmth, making them a perfect choice for recording in this unique space.

Prior to my recording session, I had often walked by the chapel and admired its architectural design, but I had never been inside before. Stepping inside for the first time was an inspiring experience, as the resonance of the space gave my playing a new life and created a sense of intimacy and connection that was truly special. Even the distant sounds of traffic outside added a unique dimension to the recording, reminding me of the world beyond the chapel walls.

Östra Gravkapellet

Circle of Dream (Op.5 No.11)

From my album "Through Trains" available on Bandcamp:

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Draw

Grief

This is the eights in a series of Ambient Music pieces. It is based on a single guitar strumming. The source-code can be found at github.com/danielstahl/ambient-music-8.

Scream in the desert

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Soaring Times

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Small gentle movements can move mountains :-)

A slow piano piece with a cinematic touch, I hope you'll enjoy...

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Gentle

This long-form piece, in which impressionist piano intertwines with sympathetic field recordings and found sounds, makes reference to and is influenced by an experience I had at the Suffolk coast in late-February 2019.

The UK was experiencing especially unseasonably calm and warm weather, and on an early-morning visit to the beach, I encountered a set of circumstances so magical, I had to bring them to life in a musical way.

The unique atmospheric conditions created a panorama, which, combined with the other-worldly landscape of Shingle Street, is hard to convey how special and beautiful it was. I have never seen the sea so still, with barely a lap at the shore. Every sound: the gaps between the shingle filled by the gently-gurgling, placid sea; hordes of gulls, terns - possibly a gannet - grazing on Orford Ness, their squawks echoing shrilly across the glass-still inlet; and the faint tolling of the bell buoy, a mile out to sea, carried across on the gentle breeze.

Four Suffolk Sea Scenes (Mastered)

I had this motif in my head that kept varying and transforming; I found it hard to end. The sentiment was one of love, acceptance and returning home, so I named it ‘Your Heart Carried Me Home’. This partly expresses the long journey I had through troubling times from repeated misdiagnoses of a brain tumor in my left inner ear canal which threatened my hearing. After a decade it was finally discovered last year. Pre-surgery the variations were minor but here it finally resolves with conviction.

Acoustic performance below:
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Your Heart Carried Me Home

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