Breathtaking! Absolutely exceptional. The orchestration and dynamics are spot on.

What you have done here is something remarkable. While we have different agendas on our musical path, we are after some similar aims. Keep up the fantastic work!

I love how this piece unfolds at the end - like the fading light after the sun has gone down.

This is Alma redemptoris mater, by Orlande de Lassus (1532 - 1594), performed by Richard Galbraith on a modular synthesizer (by Synthesizers.com). Prominent use was made of a Grove Audio PM Resonator and a Q150 lowpass filter.

Available for download here: http://richardgalbraith.bandcamp.com/

Alma redemptoris mater (Orlande de Lassus)

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Modelair

Temples

Are We Anywhere

Amplitude

written by Maggie Stiefvater & Andrew Hummel.

A track I've written for the audiobook release of Call Down the Hawk (November 5, 2019, read by Will Patton).

The Brothers Lynch

approach

decided to challenge myself to write, record, and release somethin in one day. this is the product :)


LYRICS:

I'm sitting on the floor
Nothing new and nothing changed
Honestly want so much more
My mind working circles while everything's unchanged
I'm certain that I'm that much closer to going insane

Aren't you scared? 
Aren't you scared?

I'm picking up the pieces
Nothing like they were before
I'm sick of seeing faces
Empty choirs singing about what we're fighting for
But pain that's wrapped in beauty almost always gets ignored

Aren't you scared?
Aren't you scared?
Aren't you scared?

Dim light
Stale air

I'm sitting on the floor
Nothing like I was before

dim light (aren't you scared?)

Music available here: https://richardgalbraith.bandcamp.com/music

Alma redemptoris mater (Orlande de Lassus)

Richard Galbraith

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