Winter landscapes

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In einem Traum war ich eine Salatschleuder
und jemand hatte mich im Wald abgestellt.
Ich befand mich am Fuße eines großen Baumes:
ein Spitzahorn, glaube ich...

Ein seltsamer Traum

Intro (Out of the Blue)

My first Naviar Haiku challenge (https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku/). Based on this haiku by Ichihara Tayo-Jo (1776 – 1865)

The beginning of all art:
a song when planting a rice field
in the country’s inmost part.

It's surprising where inspiration takes you! This led me towards considering the growth and development of electroacoustic music since its seeds were planted in the middle of the last century. The piece is improbably based on an upbeat version of the old hymn that starts "We plough the fields and scatter...".

Made in REAPER from a freebie midi file, Sonuscore's The Orchestra and several effects.

Ploughing the Past (naviarhaiku384)

Seven Layers In And Still Some To Go

been a while since i uploaded something - so here is something new. bit of a different sound too. electronic harp with some harmonising tones.

The Undefeated

I Can See For Miles

S.A.D.

21/02/2014 - Haven't been here for ages! All music here is downloadable :) Check Bandcamp for more - pay what you want. Or have it for free - it's up to you. Thanks for listening! Phil

I like to make simple ambient music. This is slow music, worth giving a bit of your time to, especially on headphones. Influences - Jean Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Art of Noise, Brian Eno, FAX and WARP labels and more recently Tetsu Inoue, Susumu Yakota and Waki.

I Can See For Miles

The Quietist