Hidden Scars

Despair

And if they came one day, how would we react?

Their Arrival

The Beginning closes the journey with light and renewal — warm synths, lush chords, and expansive melodies paint a world of blue skies, green land, and untouched forests. Emerging from the portal, the explorers find themselves on a planet that mirrors Earth, yet free of human scars. It is a new home, a place to start again. The track captures peace, wonder, and the promise of a future unbound.

🎵 From the Beyond the Stars album — 25 tracks of electronic/sci-fi inspired music.
🎮 Perfect for epilogues, new beginnings, or serene world-building in games.
📡 ISRC: USCGJ2549658

Beyond the Stars

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The Beginning

Perhaps

butterfly  on cage

Artwork by Janine Gastelú Werth
https://instagram.com/janinegw.art/


I aspired to set music to ones "secret/own place" mentally. 
I originally wrote my first draft of this piece in 2013, so you might recognize some elements from my other scores on this channel!
It started with me listening to Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, Op. 73 and got the idea from a very very short part which I became obsessed with. If you were to listen to it, I imagine you'll hear exactly what part that inspired this score!

Thanks for listening!

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Notable inspirations for this piece
- King's Speech
- Piano Concerto No. 5 In E Flat, Op. 73, "The Emperor"
- Piano Concerto in D Major, Op. 61a / Ludwig van Beethoven
- Cohen's Masterpiece / Bioshock / Garry Schyman
- Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
- Victor's Piano solo / Piano Duet / Danny Elfman

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In Her Garden

It is the dawn of April. The world enters lockdowns and imposes travel restrictions that separate us. In the US and around the globe, people grow more polarized than ever. It may seem this frenzy is the new status quo. I want to think otherwise, so I invited six composers of different genders, sexualities, and nationalities to compose a calm piano album to create unity in a divided world.

The Things You Won't See (with Shoshana Michel)

Mechanica

Imperfect Things

A nostalgic piece for solo piano composed performed and recorded by Karen Biehl.

Mechanica

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