Orchestral Crossovers

Glassy Sky - Tokyo Ghoul √A - OST [FULL]

We abandoned them and left them to die, we built up their hope and then crushed it, But hope for tomorrow was something they always had.

The protests began on 15 March 2011, when protesters marched in the capital of Damascus, demanding democratic reforms and the release of political prisoners. Security forces retaliated by opening fire on the protesters, and according to witnesses who spoke to the BBC, the government forces detained six. The protest was triggered by the arrest of a boy and his friends by the government for writing in graffiti, "The people want the fall of the government", in the city of Daraa. - Wikipedia

The unrest that followed those protests quickly became the Syrian Civil War. The rebels found favour and support from the West but also from forces loyal to ISIS. They held on to hope of a victory over the brutal dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad for 5 long years, they hoped beyond all hopes that their supporters in the west would continue to back them up. Even under fire from Government forces supported by Russia they still held on to hope that we would come to their rescue.

But in their hour of need we abandoned them and left them to die, we built up their hope and then crushed it, They were used as scapegoats for our own government's failings and they became a focus for the hatred that characterised the campaign for the UK to leave the EU and for Trump's presidential campaign.

The way in which the UK, America and our allies have treated the people of Syria will forever be our shame.

But this piece of music is not about that shame, nor is it about the war, the death, the destruction, or the betrayal, it is about the unending hope that the rebels of Syria held onto through struggle on struggle. Whether you agreed with them, or our support of them. Whether you questioned their choice of allies or even their motives for their uprising. Whether you agree with their religious beliefs or not. None of this is important. These are all people,

The rebels of Syria have shown us how hope can give people a strength that they knew not possible, a strength that is in all of us. 

Now the burden of that dreadful hope falls upon the millions of people who have fled their homes since the war began, many of whom are living in refugee camps still cut off by Government forces.

I for one wish there was something I could do, some way I could halt the tide of hatred that is engulfing the western world before Tomorrow's hope is all that we have left to cling to.

Tomorrow's Hope

The Approach - Paul Thomson

Migos & Marshmello - Danger from Bright: The Album 
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Migos & Marshmello - Danger (from Bright: The Album)

Musique: Marc Vedrines et Docteur Ox
Texte: Florent Salvador

Laurent Cauneau: Basse & Guimbarde
Philippe Cayrouse: Batterie et Lapsteel
Florent Salvador: Guitare électrique
Claire Seban: Chant lead et chœurs 
Marc Vedrine: Guitare acoustique et électrique

Invité: Raphaël des Penn Du pour l'harmonica. merci à lui

Enregistrement au Barde Atomique par Laurent Cauneau
Mixage et Mastering par Adrien Langlois

Texte:
Sous son stetson plein de poussières, sa main frôlant son révolver,
Tel un astre en feu saignant le ciel, Banc de vautours qui s’amoncellent,
Le sol frappé par les santiags, l’esprit en berne, qui divague,
Le sang ruisselle de la plaie, dans son sillage hurle la plèbe,

Du goudron et des plumes,

Pourtant la banque n’avait pas d’or, et le banquier n’était pas mort,
Et si les putes n’eurent pas de sous, c’est que leur couche grouillait de poux,
Mais pourquoi tant d’acharnement, pourquoi la foule hurle en bavant,

L’odeur du sang pousse le prêtre, à tendre Dieu par des pincettes
Et le shérif tout à sa joie, serre la corde encore une fois,
Chacals hurlant dans les collines, sonnent la fin de ses rapines
Pas de blondin dans les parages, et comme le peuple hurle sa rage,

Du goudron et des plumes,

Western

My children asked if I could write something that would sound good on a Transformers soundtrack. This is what I came up with. It's meant to sound menacing but epic, and I wanted to give some impression of machinery/robots.

The Hill

Hey there! Here is an Improvisation For Piano Day 2018, Waterfalls.
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Waterfalls

Trailer Music — Henry Cornish

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Jeffrey's Misery — Oliver Patrice Weder

Phoenix

Original piano tunes for the 2019 celebration of Piano Day !
Thank you for beeing here.

Elfique

Woven

The Sun Rose

the sun rose

Special release for Piano Day 2020.

"Run" celebrate piano day with Felt piano, I choose the Una Corda to create this ambience.

🌺Here is our quarantine cover : Dust it off - The do @thedoband.

This is of one of my favourite movie songs, "I origins". 
We work a lot to produce something for u guys, and we are so happy to offer u our magic potion ! (Cover in Em)

Piano & Vocals: Dame Géraldine
Electric & acoustic guitar, Bass : Seb De Linage
Video on Facebook : moovie making : Seb de Linage
Mix : Dame Géraldine

Thank u for being here, take care ! <3

Dust It Off - The Do (Cover)

Piano / keyboard player based in North Wales.  I like to write music that's beautiful and has lots of movement. I draw from a whole range of genres but mostly electronic and orchestral.

I love listening to Danny Bryd, Shostakovich and Mike Oldfield, so a real mixture!

Feel free to get in touch for collaborations or reposting requests.

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