Piano: Christine Araoka
Sax: Sean Hoss
Bass: Marlon Martinez
Drums: Nathan Acupan

Stardust

This is a string quartet of the well-known Canon In D by Pachelbel. Hope you enjoy!! :DD

Pachelbel's Canon In D | String Quartet

Hi! This is my cover of After Hours's rendition of Mary Poppin's "Nowhere to Go But Up"
I hope you enjoy this as much as i did making it.

original performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-53zVQPz2E&pp=ygUfbm93aGVyZSB0byBnbyBidXQgdXAgYmFyYmVyc2hvcA%3D%3D

Nowhere to Go But Up - After Hours (Bugskaa Covers)

Forget the myths. The influence of sound on plant life isn't magic—it's physics. As a bio-acoustic researcher, I've dedicated my career to decoding the precise vibrational mechanics that stimulate plant development. In this investigation, we move beyond popular culture to explore the specific, measurable effects of sound waves, focusing on why the structured acoustic patterns of Classical-era string quartets (e.g., Haydn, Mozart) are uniquely effective.

This is not about a plant's "taste" in music. It's about mechanoreception. Plants are exquisitely sensitive to physical stimuli. Their cellular structures contain mechanosensitive ion channels that respond to pressure and vibration. We will explore how:

Harmonic Frequencies Stimulate Cytoplasmic Streaming: The consistent, harmonically rich frequencies produced by violins, violas, and cellos (ranging from approximately 196 Hz to over 4 kHz) create a stable vibrational field. This gentle agitation is hypothesized to enhance cytoplasmic streaming—the movement of fluid within the plant's cells. Improved streaming leads to more efficient transport of nutrients and organelles, optimizing metabolic function.

Rhythmic Pulses Influence Stomatal Conductance: The predictable, moderate rhythmic patterns of a Haydn-esque quartet create periodic pressure waves in the air. Emerging studies suggest that specific frequencies (in the 1-2 kHz range) can influence the opening and closing of stomata, the pores on a leaf's surface. By encouraging stomata to remain open longer in optimal conditions, the plant can increase its CO₂ uptake for more efficient photosynthesis.

Avoiding the Stress Response: Unlike harsh, dissonant noises or low-frequency, high-amplitude sounds that can mimic threats (e.g., large animals, seismic activity) and trigger a defensive stress response (thigmomorphogenesis), the smooth, ordered sonic texture of a string quartet provides stimulation without alarm. This creates an environment of "eustress"—a beneficial level of stimulation that promotes growth rather than inhibiting it.

Join me as we analyze the specific acoustic properties of this music and connect them directly to the biological processes they influence. We will examine the scientific data and separate rigorous research from horticultural hearsay. This is the real science of sound and botany.

Key Scientific Concepts Explored:

- Mechanoreception & Mechanosensitive Ion Channels

- Cytoplasmic (Protoplasmic) Streaming

- Stomatal Conductance & Gas Exchange

- Thigmomorphogenesis (Plant Stress Response)

- Acoustic Frequency and Amplitude Analysis

Héctor Castillo https://MyEq.pro Founder

Bio-Hack Plant Growth - MyEq.pro

Extrait de la B.O du film "Nos Petites Bulles" de Victor Desmettre https://www.france.tv/documentaires/documentaires-societe/6974704-nos-petites-bulles.html

Une Page Se Tourne

A piece inspired by Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and the music of Satie.

Instruments :

Piano --- CinePiano

Strings --- Samplemodeling solo strings

my website : pierre-genaudeau.com/

soundcloud : @pierre-genaudeau
bandcamp : pierregenaudeau.bandcamp.com/
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/ @pierregenaudeau

And you can find me on facebook, instagram and twitter :

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The Vast Plains

Carousel for Clarinet Quartet by Alex Gregg

About the Piece:
Enjoy the sights and sounds of an amusement park at your convenience. The horses trot with delight as they go around the carousel. You might even hear neighing halfway through. But this ride is short-lived. All good things must end. The ride may be over, but the memories are everlasting.

Appreciation Note:
Thank you for listening. If you enjoy the music, feel free to like the track. Comment your thoughts about the music below. If you want to hear more of my compositions, be sure to follow my account. More music like “Carousel” will be uploaded so make sure notifications are turned on so you can know when they do.

Credits:
Audio: MuseScore 4.5.2 (Berlin Woodwinds by Orchestral Tools)

Carousel for Clarinet Quartet

About friendship and hope between two different people or maybe a short story about hoping emotions helping to find a help from a friend 

Life has 2 sides

Blue Petal

For my Mom 'n Pop.
Artwork by eric (https://soundcloud.com/ericstinks)

The Ol' Ballgame (Sax Quartet)

with my maker (extrait)

waiting around to die

if 6 was 9

we don't care

Good Sunday Morning to you, you, & you! It’s Gospel Music Time with K.O. Rembert. Today we’re celebrating the 7th Anniversary of this “reboot” of the original Gospel Music Time, KNDI 1270 AM - Honolulu, Hawaii. Thank you for supporting this ministry since September 2018. Thank you to all of the warriors that have followed Gospel Music Time since I started with Elder Grady “Joy Bells” Warren (Rest In Jesus) back in June 1998. Y’all continue to BE BLESSED!

Sunday, September 28, 2025 Playlist

1. It’s Your Time - Luther Barnes & The Sunset Jubilaires
2. Preacher Man - The Rance Allen Group
3. I Wanna Go - Da Chozen Brothaz ft. Joe Johnson
4. The Other Shore - Doc McKenzie & The Hi-Lites
5. It’s In My Heart - Harvey Watkins, Jr. ft. Doug & Melvin Williams
6. Provide For Me - The Mickens

Go wherever you go to buy your music & support these Gospel artists!

Follow K.O. Rembert:  https://linktr.ee/rembertko 


Gospel Music Time - September 28, 2025 - 7th Anniversary

아스러지다

A recording if Christopher Tin's I Shall Not See the Shadows with an AATT sax quartet.

I Shall Not See the Shadows (AATT Sax Quartet)

Have you ever thought about making a video game? Well, today we sit down with the developers behind Quartet, Geo Mythica, Shrine's Legacy, and Kingdoms of the Dump to discuss the realities of indie game development! There's a lot of great advice here to consider before you try jumping into making your own game!

You can buy or wishlist these games here!

Quartet: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1307960/Quartet/
Geo Mythica: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1699030/Geo_Mythica/
Shrine's Legacy: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1435410/Shrines_Legacy/
Kingdoms of the Dump: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2159270/Kingdoms_of_the_Dump/

Should YOU Make A Video Game? | The Realities of Indie Game Development

What happens when an people, a world or a life first discover conflict? What is one to do in the awakening moment when it is discovered that evil exists? Will they close their eyes shut ignore and pretend it is not there? Else will they dare to remain open and reject evil, inventing ways to destroy it? Or...would they falter and crumble, becoming corrupted by the horror they feared? This song is in the mind of that man.

String quartet version of Bathed in Conflict. Please enjoy and leave a comment!




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Magnificant Strings

Hi! Im Bugskaa. I'm an art & design student who have too much of his spare time spent on garageband instead of his homework ha!

Welcome to Theatreverse! The place where you get original and creative takes on modern music, focusing on dramatic musical experience. So sit back and enjoy some inspirational songs from the Theatreverse!

Ryan Cox, Composer
Hi, my name is Ryan Cox. I love music. Music is in my blood...or better put, IS my blood. When I was young, I always had a song I was humming or tune I was making up out of thin air, and it often got me in trouble for humming during 'quiet time' in kindergarten. Seriously, I just can't help it. I can't help but be musical.

These songs have taken years to perfect, but the recent innovations in the open-source program "Musescore" has inspired me to take off like never before, remastering songs I have worked on for the last 20 years. This has prompted me to once again take up the composing mantle and start a new channel to feature this change.

I hope this music is inspiring. I hope it brings hope to you. I hope it inspires you. I hope it inspires other rising artists to discover that it is possible to produce great music. I hope you can enjoy this music with me that I have put so much effort into.

I LOVE music and will write any genre except Country and Jazz, I'm 15 and I'm kind of big on Flat.io so you should check me out there. "A Dying Star" is my best song and you should definitely click those links down below ;)

Our podcast breaks down the techniques of great storytelling across our favorite games, movies, literature, and music. I also occasionally upload music I've arranged or composed!

Hi, I'm a french composer from Nantes, I compose mostly with classical instruments. I like contemporary, modern classical, videogames and films music.
I work on several games :

- Pokémon Gemme
- The Depths
- Imperial Grace
- Other games made during a GameJams

Bonjour, je suis un compositeur de Nantes. Je compose principalement avec des instruments classiques. J'aime la musique classique moderne, contemporaine, les musiques de jeux vidéos et de films.
J'ai fait plusieurs compositions pour des jeux :

-  Pokémon Gemme
- The Depths
- Imperial Grace
- Des jeux faits lors de GameJams

Composers for film, TV, videogames, and other media.

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