Performance of my Flute Ensemble arrangement of Spring 1 from the "Four Seasons Recomposed" by Max Richter/Vivaldi.

Spring 1 for Flute Choir

Gravado de uma assentada e cheio de erros como se exige ao que vem em catadupa, são duas partes com um evento que as separa, mas com princípio, meio e fim ainda que coerência seja coisa que não abunde.

Volta-se a ler Vivaldi e condimenta-se com Flume, Odezsa, The XX e Florence and The Machine e resgatam-se os Future Sound of London e Gaussian Curve.

Playlist:
Intro - Afterlife dialogue
Ben Lukas Boysen - Nocturne 1
Max Richter - Spring	
Reprise - Aftelife dialogue
Future Sound Of London - Everyone In The World Is Doing Something Without Me
FKJ - Vibin' Out With (((O)))	
Angele - Ta Reine
Claire Laffut - Verite
Ngaiire - Once (Blastoma Edit)
Jamie xx (feat Romy) - SeeSaw	
BICEP - ATLAS
Odesza	 - Behind The Sun 
Belief - I Want To Be	
Collarbones - Turning (Flume Remix).	
Florence And The Machine - You Got The Love (The XX Remix)	
Flume - Say Nothing (feat. MAY-A)
Gaussian Curve - Talk To The Church

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Re:birth

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Re:birth (#57)

"The composition begins in a minor key, and after middle, transitional part, it switches to a major key, as something positive."
Link Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1fz7hC9IqU2DyFtx3WMT6q?si=c919f7afba3b4a24

Piano Tales No. 1

Inspired by the work of UK based, Irish pianist Rebecca Shortall, "Stolen Moments & Sideways Glances" is an orchestrated version her track "I'm An Easy Cry So No Wonder I Did" which you can listen to here: https://soundcloud.com/rebeccascoolusername/im-an-easy-cry-so-no-wonder-i

Stolen Moments & Sideways Glances by Jeremias Langsämmer

Lena  Kopteva who is an incredibly talented cellist, composed a cello part for my composition

Fragile (cello Arrangement) feat Lena Kopteva on Cello

*** Cover photography Light Painting on the Spey by Fraser Cormack. Find more of his work at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559043332127

If Not For The Light is the latest classical masterpiece by the renowned composer Jeremias Jeremias Langsämmer. This evocative work is divided into three distinct movements—Dusk, Night, and Dawn—each capturing the essence of its respective time of day through a rich tapestry of sound and emotion.

Dusk
The opening movement, Dusk, sets the stage with a somber and reflective tone. As the day begins to wane, a mournful cello takes the lead, its deep, resonant notes echoing the gradual slowing of time. The reflective piano intersperses with delicate strings, creating an atmosphere of contemplation and melancholy. The French horn then gently enters, signaling the approach of night and adding a touch of warmth and solemnity to the piece. This movement beautifully encapsulates the transition from the bustling activity of the day to the quiet, introspective hours of the evening.

Night
The second movement, Night, delves into the mysterious and dream-like qualities of the nocturnal hours. It begins with a plucked cello, its steady rhythm marking the passage of time in the dark. As the movement progresses, distant choral voices emerge, ethereal and otherworldly, as if whispering dreams into the stillness of the night. These voices, combined with the subtle instrumentation, create a surreal and enchanting soundscape that evokes the depth and tranquility of sleep.

Dawn
The final movement, Dawn, heralds the arrival of a new day with a clear and hopeful tone. A melodic piano takes center stage, its bright and uplifting notes symbolizing the break of light and the promise of a fresh start. This movement is characterized by its optimistic and rejuvenating melody, which gradually builds in intensity and complexity. The hopeful piano is accompanied by gentle strings, weaving a tapestry of sound that culminates in a triumphant and harmonious finale, embodying the dawn's radiant and invigorating spirit.

If Not For The Light is a testament to Jeremias Langsämmer's ability to capture the nuanced emotions and transitions of the day through his music. Each movement is a carefully crafted vignette, painting a vivid auditory picture that transports listeners through the tranquil passage of time from dusk to dawn.

If Not For The Light by Jeremias Langsämmer [Cinematic Classical Music]

1) Denys Dnipro - Gate (original)
2) Denys Dnipro - Termin (fragment)
3) Denys Zhadiaiev - Sleep Paralysis (fragment)

This is medley version (ambient tracks "in short"!) from my "A Cycle to Exist". Listener could find some tracks from my album "A Cycle to Exist" and some new. There is a new, more organic sound palette and tonal balance with some of my signature sounds.

You can find any track from this mix by time-code reference (follow the link: https://ffm.bio/denys_dnipro )

Ambient Medley (A Cycle to Exist)

Ambient Medley (2014)

Original works

Ambient Medley Pt.4 (2024)

First Mix in 8 years, mostly Zimmer and Richter.

Tracklisting:

November - Max Richter
Suite from Theory of Everything - Johann Johannsson
You are where you belong - Hans Zimmer (Top Gun Maverick)
The Stars - Stephen Barton (Picard Season 3)
Paul's Dream - Hans Zimmer (Dune 2)
Life - Ludovico Einaudi, Daniel Hope
Matera - Hans Zimmer (A Time To Die)
Pirates of the Caribbean Suite Pt2/3 - Hans Zimmer
Portals - Alan Silvestri (Avengers Endgame)
Obi Wan Theme - John Williams
Wonder Woman Suite - Hans Zimmer
A Blessing - Max Richter (The Leftovers)
Lion King Suite Pt2/3 - Hans Zimmer 
A Watchful Guardian - Hans Zimmer (Dark Knight)
Dona Nobis Pacem 2 - Max Richter (The Leftovers)
Truman Sleeps - Philip Glass (Truman Show)
Gladiator Suite Pt1/3 - Hans Zimmer 
Time - Hans Zimmer (Inception)

I do not own any rights to any of these songs.
For listening purposes only. No copyright infringement intended.
All material owned by the respective owners.

The Leftovers: Season 1 (Music from the HBO Series)

Soundtrack Mix August 2024 BR320

winter reverie

Embark on a sonic journey inspired by Vivaldi's Four Seasons reimagined by Max Richter, interwoven with select works by a variety of brilliant composers and artists. This hour-long remix is a layered tapestry, beginning in late summer and moving seamlessly into a melancholy autumn. The path then plunges into the stark, icy throes of winter, where northern winds carry us through emotional peaks and valleys, immersing us in deep shadows before lifting us back into moments of exhilaration and beauty.

As we reach the finale, the journey reawakens with the arrival of spring: a powerful time of renewal and inspiration, a celebration of life and vitality. My hope is to offer listeners a fresh lens on classical music, one that reconnects us to the genius of these composers in a transformative way.

For the most immersive experience, listen with full focus, eyes closed, on a quality sound system with a dedicated subwoofer, or high quality headphones. Each track has been meticulously remastered to bring you the richest sonic depth. Let the music reshape your senses.

Composer and Artist Credits:

Max Richter
Daniel Hope
Raphael Alpermann
Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin
Andre de Ridder
Erik Satie
Cristina Ariagno
Doug Kaufman
Mari Samuelsen
Robert Ziegler
Colin Stetson
Porter Robinson
Woody Jackson
John Corigliano
Philippe Quint
Jeff Silverman,
Luke O’Malley
Woody Jackson
Mario Batkovic
David Ralicke
Jeff Silverman
Arca

No A.I. was used in the production of this work.

Seasons - A Sound Journey

From the Rue Villin - Max Richter (2006) for solo piano

From the Rue Villin

This piece, translating to "The Face of Perseverance", explores the journey to triumph. It emphasizes the many complex emotions that come with the pursuit of growth and fulfillment, and focuses specifically on the determination required to push through those emotions. Rooted in the theme of struggle leading to achievement, the piece serves as an interpretive and introspective work, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences with failure and success

وجه المُثَابَرْة

Every time I heard the original Max Reacher, it took me somewhere deep into my soul, and I always wanted to make a remix of this track. And this time has come. There is so much in my soul that it wants to tell the world through this track that it is difficult to convey in words. So thanks to music I was able to do it

#maxrichter 

Max Richter -  On The Nature Of Daylight (Yemtsev Remix)

"Waltz of Riverside" weaves an elegant neoclassical melody where the delicacy of the piano meets a flowing, almost aquatic nostalgia. This modern waltz, both introspective and luminous, evokes the gentle ripple of a river at dusk. Perfect for moments of calm, writing, or quiet reflection, it sits comfortably alongside artists like Ólafur Arnalds, Joep Beving, or Yann Tiersen. A poetic invitation to drift through time.

Waltz of riverside

Never by Myself is a track written in collaboration with choreographers and dancers Aleisha Brown and Rose Antonia. 

Check out the full performance here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_1e0Cu4seY&t=7s

Never by Myself

A timeless meeting between past and present.
I revisited "Spring" from Antonio Vivaldi, reimagined by Max Richter, bringing a new light to this masterpiece.

✨ Hope you enjoy the journey.

IOMND, Max Richter, Antonio Vivaldi - Spring

“Askya” is the opening track from 8 by Laxá & Heima Kvartett — a post-rock collective blending Icelandic string quartet textures with guitar, bass, drums, and organ.

Inspired by the volcanic landscape of Askja in Iceland’s highlands, this piece is dedicated to guitarist Jussi Siglarson. The composition unfolds in three movements:

I. Pizzicato strings and guitar introduce the volcanic landscape.

II. Contemplative layers of bass and strings lead into Jussi’s gentle guitar theme.

III. A reggae-inspired bassline and plucked strings drive urgency before the quartet returns, lifting the track to a cinematic close.

For fans of Sigur Rós, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mogwai, Balmorhea, Explosions in the Sky, Max Richter, Ólafur Arnalds.

Laxá – Askya | Icelandic Post-Rock & Strings | Dub  |Soundtrack |Alternative Rock

The Hole You Left by Siegfried Jünger unfolds in slow waves of ambient drone and melodic electronic texture. Ethereal tones drift through empty space, building an elegiac calm that feels both intimate and distant.
Like early Aphex Twin meeting Jónsi & Alex, it balances warmth and melancholy — a quiet meditation on absence and memory.
From the album Absence, this piece sits where emotion meets atmosphere: slow, minimal, and deeply immersive.

For fans of: Aphex Twin, Jónsi & Alex, Ben Frost, Max Richter

Siegfried Jünger – The Hole You Left | Ambient Electronic Drone (Aphex Twin, Jónsi & Alex)

Hey! I'm a neo-classical pianist and pop singer

(Semi)Professional Musician/Composer & Arranger

Victor Bouzard is a French pianist and composer. Coming from a musical family and a grandfather who was an orchestra conductor, he trained at the conservatory as a violinist, then discovered a passion for the piano as a teenager that he never left. Today at over 50, he decides to share his compositions which have spanned all his years, hence the album Nostalgia, Melancholy and Dreaming were born in 2024. Between some inspirations from jazz, classical or film music, Victor takes us on an emotional journey that connects him to his memories, his encounters and his friendships

Each mix is meant to be a journey; a story of energy and release, highs and lows, rhythm and melody, vocals and silence. Many of the songs are edited and remixed to provide a thematic flow through through the whole experience. Find me on Instagram @parkerparker_ig.

Hello! I'm Amy, a Sydney based soundtrack composer studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. I'm all about storytelling through film and video games.

Reach out if you're interested in using my compositions in your film or game or you'd like to work together!

Yemtsev is a Belarusian  DJ and multi-genre producer.
15 years of experiments in the music industry. Creation of 3 musical groups. Release of a variety of music from chillout to dubstep. In 2018, he created a solo project, Yemtsev, launched the Galaxy podcast, where every week he talked about new music around the world. was stopped in 2020. In 2023, he opened his own label, Galaxy Days, on which he plans to release music written over the past 5 years. 
- I promise you a varied flight across the expanses of the Milky Way galaxy and beyond. Yemtsev (c) Enjoy!

These Guitars Say Sorry is the banner for a diverse range of artists, from UK singer-songwriter These Guitars Say Sorry to classical composer Jeremias Langsämmer along with his ensemble, Icelandic post-rock band Laxá with the Heima Kvartett, ambient artist Siegfried Jünger, and Doom Jazz ensemble The Dark Messiahs. Founded by Jez Stephen, who incepted all the projects, the label has released over 30 albums, crafting a unique sonic identity across genres.

Since 2021, These Guitars Say Sorry has released a track every week, later compiling them into albums available on all major platforms. Explore the catalog on Bandcamp: https://theseguitarssaysorry.bandcamp.com/ and support the work for as little as $1 a month on Patreon: www.patreon.com/tgss.

De Bissau a Lisboa são apenas umas horas de avião, um mundo de distância e um quarteirão até a próxima música. E esse mundo é minúsculo e nós somos minúsculos à escala dele. E porque se estiver num lado tenho saudades do outro e pronto. É assim, é só ligar os pontos.

"Soothing, immersive and celestial..." 
( https://theplayground.co.uk/listen-to-denys-dnipro )

"Denys Dnipro has managed to maintain a beautifully hypnotic, organic quality to the music throughout the album"
(Playy. Magazine, The UK)

"The album image art and the idea of the album suggest that there are laws of existence, regularities, patterns, something beyond our irrational wishes" (Echo Room) 

"Denys Zhadiaiev's "What Left Unsaid" is a texturally absorbing piece of ambient-based writing that fuses sweeping synth pads with captivating sound design elements that offers its listeners a reflective piece of music that makes one both think and contemplate" (full review:https://www.radioairplay.com/bands/688439/song_reviews/20585 ).

Denys is trying to do sonic art that helps to understand feelings and which is beyond any opposites...

He was in philosophy studies since 2003 (Dnipro, Ukraine) and eventually came to conclusion that some profound ideas (say, pre-established harmony, real and actual etc.), cannot be expressed in terms of logic and discourse only. His guess that at some point an aesthetics is another field that aids the Truth with speechless yet more convincing Beauty.  

He hopes the melody and the rhythm of his music will serve listener as X and Y axis' for geometer - sometimes we need our attention and thought to be aided with "gauge". And this gauge is music. It helps to catch that resonance of the Memories that produces new intuition about the personal life.

Andre Avanessian (UK, Radio Airplay, Radio Jango)on Denys Zhadiaiev's music: "Steeped in ambiance and thoroughly atmospheric from start to finish" (full review: https://www.radioairplay.com/bands/688439/song_reviews/20585)

Artist target suggestions:
Antarctic Wastelands, AstroPILOT, Sullen Sky, Infralyd, Lauge, Matt Tondut, Kitaro, Be Still The Earth, Dear Gravity, First Light Circus, Suntapes, Broken Peak, Deep Forest"

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