Name: Geselle Min by paramucho
Duration: 3 min 28 s
Description: "Chum Chume Geselle Min" — a drifting dreamscape drawn from a medieval lyric, often set to a melody by Adam de la Halle and later adapted by Carl Orff. The sound of the words “Geselle Min” — companion of mine — has always haunted me, and this piece grew from their echo. All my pieces are mixed for headphones.

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"Chum Chume Geselle Min" — a drifting dreamscape drawn from a medieval lyric, often set to a melody by Adam de la Halle and later adapted by Carl Orff. The sound of the words “Geselle Min” — companion of mine — has always haunted me, and this piece grew from their echo. All my pieces are mixed for headphones.

Geselle Min

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Geselle Min

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