Saints Row™ 2 (Pause Menu)

(1)- Meadow: A concert opener for orchestra, approx. 1-1.5 minutes
(2)- Pride: piece for timpani, harp, full chorus and divided strings, approx. 5-5.5 minutes
(3)- Flute Concertino: a piece for flute and orchestra, approx. 13-15 minutes
(4)- ...those fleeting moments: a piece for timpani, full chorus and divided strings, approx. 4.5-5 minutes
(5)- Cello Sonata: a piece for solo cello and piano, approx. 16-17 minutes
(6)- Neptune (Symphony Number One for Orchestra): a piece for full orchestra plus off-stage chorus, approx. 26-29 minutes
(7)- Dystopia: a piece for full orchestra, approx. 16-18 minutes

(1) Meadow

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Lyrics : 
You been acting strange since like February
Yeah the space between us is so necessary
Thought you were the one but that was temporary
I could see the signs guess I’m a visionary

Ooo
Ooo
Ooo Ooo Ooo
Ooo Ooo Ooo Ooo

Only 2 Summers ago you left behind
Lately I been thinking what it’d be to press rewind
I’ll be fine
Do without
Do without
I’ll be fine

Now I’m deep in emotions I can’t explain
Doing circles in these streets I can’t relate
I’m so lost how’d it all turn out this way

I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine

You been acting strange since like February
Yeah the space between us is so necessary
Thought you were the one but that was temporary
I could see the signs guess I’m a visionary

Ooo
Ooo
Ooo Ooo Ooo
Ooo Ooo Ooo Ooo

Only 2 Summers ago you left behind
Lately I been thinking what it’d be to press rewind
I’ll be fine
Do without
Do without
I’ll be fine

Now I’m deep in emotions I can’t explain
Doing circles in these streets I can’t relate
I’m so lost how’d it all turn out this way
I’ll be fine

I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine
I’ll be fine

Did I waste my time?
Poor me
And I can’t deny
I get lonely
All through the night
It’s only
You on my mind
But trust me I’ll be fine

I’ll be fine
Trust me I’ll be fine
I’ll be
I’ll be
I’ll be
I’ll be

I'l Be Fine

A fun arrangement for 2 euphoniums and 2 tubas. Fans of family guy will recognize this.

Scherzo On 'Stewie Gets A Second Job Playing Tuba'

Songs from the End of the World
music by John Mackey
text by A. E. Jaques
performed by Lindsay Kesselman, soprano, with the University of North Carolina at Greensboro Wind Ensemble, conducted by Kevin Geraldi

view the full score here: http://ostimusic.com/Songs.php

I. A long time alone

Dawn draws her rose-red fingers soft across the sleeping sky.
Another day unasked-for, light pinking flesh untouched.

Long ago I loved to watch the water wake 
when first rays raced the waves.
Morning warm-born in a moment.

But the sweetest second sours in solitude.
Forever is a long time alone.

Summer murmurs memory of seasons sweet with cypress.
Seabirds basking idle as the fishes dare to doze.

I used to sing with the insects 
answering slee slee whirrups with trilling airs.
But that was years ago,
before the buzzing buried cicada sounds inside
to rattle in the cluttered attic of never-spoken thoughts.

Even lovely liquid languor spoils.
Forever is a long time alone.

Wade into the wine-dark sea and leave the lonely island; 
let salt swamp tears.
Waters hold you for a while.

Skin gleams warm. Long-fallow flesh awakens 
but the ocean's kiss consumes.
Soon there is no woman—only wave.

So the body brought back rushes out again,
tide and time-taken as all things are.
The sea is not a solace but a cell.

Forever is a long time alone.
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Songs from the End of the World: 1 . A Long Time Alone

"Liminal" for wind ensemble
by John Mackey
commissioned by the United States Air Force Band
to premiere June 11, 2016
MIDI DEMO - Vienna Symphonic Library
view the score here: http://ostimusic.com/Liminal.php

John Mackey: LIMINAL (demo)

Archer- Closing Theme ''The Killer''

"Liminal" by John Mackey
performed by the Abilene Christian University Wind Ensemble, conducted by Steven Ward

John Mackey's homage to progressive metal - specifically the simultaneous mixed-meters of bands like Tool.
Liminality is the quality of ambiguity or disorientation that occurs in the middle stage of rituals, when participants no longer hold their pre-ritual status but have not yet begun the transition to the status they will hold when the ritual is complete. During a ritual's liminal stage, participants "stand at the threshold" between their previous way of structuring their identity, time, or community, and a new way, which the ritual establishes.

View the full score here: http://ostimusic.com/Liminal.php

(1) Meadow

Echo._