Igor Stravinsky: 3 movements from Petrushka - 2 Chez Petrouchka

See the Sky is much more abstract and is all about hope. This piece has a much more contemporary quality to it, with much of the harmony steeped in chromaticism. It starts in the lower registers of the piano, symbolising the weight of despair and despondency. However as the piece continues, gradually the spirits are raised as ‘hope’ comes into play, travelling up into the middle register of the piano. As the sky comes into view and belief is restored a little, the piece shimmers into the higher register of the piano, leaving the listener high above the clouds.

4. See The Sky

veronica verdier asi se baila el tango

I recorded these samples on a recent trip to Scotland...this track contains nothing else but Scottish water from Campbeltown in Kintyre and Uig in Skye poured into my Mac. There is no EQ added, just a little reverb and delay for depth, a touch of limiter for smoothness...this track mixed itself and is free of additives and artificial flavourings. Just water.

Music Made out of Scottish Water, Dave McKeown

When I uploaded this track, I didn't expect that about 3 millions people will listen to it.
So, I have to explain few things. I'm not the artist or the composer of this piece of music, and unfortunately idk the artist neither.
I uploaded this music when my Grandma passed away, she was my favorite person in Earth, I loved her more than I loved anyone in my life and I don't think that I'll love anyone the same as her. May she rest in peace.

This music is for you my Grandma, I Love you ..

Nostalgia - (Soft Piano & Violin)

J'y suis jamais alle

Extract from SUMMIT BLUE performed by BBC National Orchestra of Wales and conducted by B. Tommy Andersson at BBC Hoddinott Hall, Tuesday 19th February 2019.

Find the score at: https://issuu.com/home/published/dl_summit_blue_full_score (recording starts at bar 14)

To the Stars is a colourful and poignant poem about the majesty of nature by the Welsh language poet Dafydd ap Gwilym - the words weave a glorious painting full of light and dark that evoke vast landscapes producing a piece perfect for St. David's Day.
The essence of the poem inspired SUMMIT BLUE, a short image for orchestra that aims to capture some of the original imagery — there are moments in the music where stacks of sounds are revisited as if viewed from different perspectives.
The effect is of glistening prisms of music that continually orbit the listener — a steady rhythm is slowly interrupted, the harmony shifts quickly from moments of warmth to coldness, colours in the orchestra are spotlit for a moment before gently fading away.

More about BBCNOW: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcnow

4. See The Sky

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