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OPUS ARTE
Music by Overdrive
Guitars by Brian Butts
Narration by Megwaf

In the 1980s, Brazilian TV aired episodes of an anime called King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. However, some episodes mistakenly came without a soundtrack, which forced the dubbing studio to use instrumental music by artists such as Vangelis, Basil Poledouris and Rick Wakeman to fill the lack of music. That's how, around the age of 10, I had my first contact with Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Center of the Earth.

The impact was unbelievable. All the kids at school were praising the anime's epic soundtrack, unaware that this was the result of a mistake that had only happened in Brazil.

Influenced by the anime's soundtrack, I started using my pocket money to buy vinyl records by these artists - and that's when I bought Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Center of the Earth album. The epic orchestrated intro, the wonderful choirs, the exciting narration and the rock music in the middle of the track, everything was fantastic.

Opus Arte is strongly influenced by Journey to the Center of the Earth. The orchestral sections are complemented by elements of electronic music. Brian Butts' incredible guitar solos embellish the rock sections. And Megwaf's phenomenal narration sets the perfect mood for the listener's imagination.

Hope you enjoy the song.

BRIAN BUTTS
I recommend checking out the exquisite work of guitarist Brian Butts, with his complex and exciting arrangements.
https://soundcloud.com/brian-butts-565934842

MEGWAF
Megwaf's extraordinary narrations are really worth checking out. It's impossible not to be impressed by her voice.
https://soundcloud.com/megwaf

Opus Arte (ft Brian Butts & Megwaf)

A composition I'm extremely fond of, feauting one of my most dearest themes which I simply had to repeat it in the Coda.
As a musical piece it is straightforward, and unassuming in its texture and scope, but I believe it has a certain fable-like, enchanting feeling, thus the poem title, although structurally it is very close to a sonata. 
I've explored others mode a bit ( I've modulated to F Lydian briefly), which is something I'll likely do in the future.

Poem for Piano, F Minor

"Introducing my latest song, 'Farewell of Legacy,' another modern epic orchestral Instrumentl .

Farewell to Legacy prod. and Composed by Nomax

Azure Room (mirrors) - Fleursonseaux
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Azure Room (mirrors)

This piece will be performed at the Mostly Modern Festival next June by the American Modern Ensemble. This is a Work in Progress Mock Up before the Premiere.

Program Note:
This chamber piece delves into the vibrant musical traditions of Morocco, particularly those of the Amazigh people, the heart and soul of the Atlas Mountains. The earthquake of September 8th, 2023, cast a long shadow, especially in these mountainous regions where many Amazigh people reside. While the loss of life across Morocco was significant, the music itself transcends sorrow.

It explores the transformative power of music in the face of loss, reflecting the Amazigh belief in celebrating life even after a period of mourning. In their culture, grief eventually gives way to music and dance, a beautiful way to honour departed loved ones. This spirit of resilience and celebration infuses the very essence of this piece.

The evocative melodies of the High Atlas, often accompanied by unique percussion wind and stringed instruments, become a testament to the enduring spirit of the Amazigh people.  This work serves as the first movement of a larger suite exploring the rich tapestry of Moroccan music. It's a personal interpretation, where the threads of tradition and contemporary influences are intricately woven together.

While this piece aspires to offer a humble tribute to those lost in the earthquake and celebrate the enduring strength and vibrant cultural heritage of the Amazigh people and Moroccans in general, it ultimately seeks to foster a cross-cultural conversation. This creative interplay, however modest a contribution, seeks to transcend borders, enriching the global artistic landscape and building bridges of understanding across diverse cultures. Ultimately, this composition is a celebration of life, resilience, and the unifying power of music.

Moroccan Dances - 1. Hight Atlas The Majestic (Virtual Pre-Release)

Mortify Us  (Bach)

Folk Tune (Percy Whitlock)

Oh, summer song.
Why you giving me what for?
You turned your face towards the rain.
Oh, summer song.
Are you still floating in the sky?
You looked away when I needed you.
Well, I guess you gotta do the things you do.

Oh, summer sun.
Won't you burn my fears away?
I rest my head at night and dream.
Oh, summer sun.
Won't you give me one more try.
To make the mist just dissipate.
Why are we all waiting/running late?

They all say.
That the dreams we have as children fade away.
In the haze of many moons.
Caught out by June.
It's gone so soon.
I remember.
Almost every little phrase became ingrained.
On the path.
To the last.
So why'm I trying so hard for the laughs?

Oh, summer song.
Are you still giving up the gold?
It's nice to finally find a ripple in your folds.
Oh, summer song.
A brighter version of the day.
A final point to make the sway.
Get over here if you've something to say.

Oh, I must say.
As the dreams we had as children fade to grey.
And as the hazy days of June.
Forget the tune.
It's gone too soon.
I remember.
Almost every little phrase became ingrained.
On the path.
To the last.
So why we trying so hard for the laughs?

They all say.
That the dreams we have as children fade away.
In the haze of many moons.
Caught out by June.
It's gone so soon.
I remember.
Almost every little phrase became ingrained.
On the path.
To the last.
So why'm I trying so hard for the laughs?

Summer Song

Slow your Roll - Robert Grigg & Combstead

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Title: Eldritch Symphony: Cursed Witching Trail
Music by Michael Herter
Genre: Game, Cinematic, Soundtrack
Video: 

"Eldritch Symphony: Cursed Witching Trail" is an evocative musical journey through the mystical realms of fantasy. 

Infused with the haunting echoes of female Mongolian throat singing, this track transports listeners to a world where ancient curses intertwine with the ethereal melodies of enchanted forests. As the rhythmic pulse of the music guides you along the treacherous paths of the witching trail, you can almost feel the whispers of unseen forces and the looming presence of otherworldly beings. With each note, the atmosphere thickens, drawing you deeper into a realm where magic and danger are intertwined, and where the hunt for elusive prey becomes an eerie dance between light and shadow. 

"Eldritch Symphony: Cursed Witching Trail" is not just a song; it's an enchanting invocation of the supernatural, inviting you to lose yourself in the dark beauty of a world where every step could lead to salvation or doom.

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Eldritch Symphony: Cursed Witching Trail

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Simon Alami is a Canadian composer with a passion for blending different musical styles and traditions. He draws inspiration from master composers such as Ravel, Debussy, Bartok, Takemitsu, Stravinsky and others. Simon's compositional style is characterized by a fusion of diverse elements and a willingness to experiment with new forms of expression. Despite his job as a Manager at Hydro-Quebec, Simon dedicates his time to pursue his art and passion for classical music composition. He currently lives in Montreal, Canada and is a proud member of the Canadian League of Composers (CLC), Guilde des musiciens et musiciennes du Québec (GMMQ) and SOCAN.

Simon will be participating in the 5th edition of the Mostly Modern Festival at Saratoga Springs, NY June 2024

Moroccan Dances - 1. Hight Atlas The Majestic (Virtual Pre-Release)

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