LUNA
Valhjim

"She took a step forward from the threshold, and the girl who had been from her very birth a troglodyte, stood in the ravishing glory of a southern night, lit by a perfect moon--not the moon of our northern clime, but a moon like silver glowing in a furnace. . . ."

                 --MacDonald, George, "The Romance of Photogen and Nycteris."

"Luna" embarks on a fantasy journey through the nocturnal realm, weaving a tapestry of sound that transports listeners into the serene embrace of the night. The piece commences with gentle whispers and ethereal vocalizations, evoking a tranquil ambiance. 

As the music unfolds, it transforms into a rich tableau of rural nightscapes, where the air is alive with diverse sounds that paint a vivid picture of moonlit countryside. Amidst the symphony of nature, a distant voice beckons with its haunting melody, adding to the enchantment of the scene. 

The composition culminates in a delicate finale, adorned with soft, floating melodies and the faint murmur of distant streams. Here, the melancholic strains of a female voice carry a poignant lament, echoing through the nocturnal expanse until the music gently fades away, leaving behind a sense of wistful tranquility.

(Included in the album "Photogen and Nycteris: An Electronic Rock Fantasia.")

I hope you like it, friends.

Thanks for listening
and for your kind comments.

Valhjim 

(C) 204 Jim Valero (All rights reserved).

Luna

Valhjim is a music composer with an eclectic approach to different genres: rock, pop, folk, New Age, and experimental electronic music. Greatly driven by imagination and poetic imagery, he combines multiple instrumental textures to fire the imagination of his listeners. 

His more experimental ambience and electronic music is built with layers of suggestive sound textures, rhythms, and melodic lines that stir the imagination into suggestive imagery and worlds unseen, true architectures of sound that open up limitless spaces to explore. Often Valhjim's melodies sail through genre thresholds, crossing over from one genre to another, from neo classcal to electronic, or from jazz to rock or new age.

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