Just found this track of yours in the charts. Congratulation. It is fantastic. Enjoying very much.

overall a good mysterious mood, an dreamy feel, some chords do not match melody,

Really pretty and dreamy composition... luv the section where the lower 'organ/string/ synth?" enters. Very nice 'accessible' melodic progression (I luv to be able to hum a melody!). Super the way you end it!

Really nice track. It's like floating on a sea of lavender oil. Super cool.

Nice track! Beautiful melodies and such a soothing Ambience, great!

You do write some beautiful melodies and each track on here combines perfectly to create such a soothing, peaceful track. Love it!

Lovely one, the ending part was beautiful. Merry Christmas

A great piano sound - warm and comforting.

Jeremias Langsämmer's latest composition, A Stone Has Fallen, unfolds in three profound movements, each a testament to his mastery of classical composition. From the first notes, Langsämmer draws listeners into a world of introspection and melancholy, setting the stage for a journey through the depths of human emotion.

The opening movement captivates with its pensive and somber tones, like the weight of a heavy heart. As if tracing the descent of the titular stone, Langsämmer guides us through a landscape of introspection and contemplation. Yet, amidst the darkness, there is a subtle promise of hope, hinted at by delicate piano motifs that shimmer like the first light of dawn.

With the transition into the second movement, the mood shifts seamlessly, mirroring the gradual brightening of the sky at sunrise. The piano takes on a more prominent role, its notes dancing with newfound lightness and clarity. Langsämmer's skillful orchestration creates a tapestry of sound that evokes vivid imagery, as if witnessing the unfolding of a new day.

Throughout the piece, Langsämmer demonstrates a keen sense of arrangement, weaving intricate rhythmic patterns that add depth and complexity to the composition. The interplay between strings and piano is particularly noteworthy, with each instrument complementing the other in a delicate balance of dark and light.

In its entirety, A Stone Has Fallen is a work of cinematic grandeur, worthy of the silver screen. Langsämmer's ability to evoke emotion through music is nothing short of mesmerizing, leaving listeners spellbound from the first note to the last. With its clever transitions and visual storytelling, this piece transcends the boundaries of classical music, inviting audiences on a transformative journey of the soul.

A Stone Has Fallen (In 3 Movements): A Captivating Symphony of Emotion

Jez Slowe - Vocals & Guitars
Stu Head - Vocals, Guitars & Banjo

Hear more of Stu's work from The Welton Shipwreck at
https://soundcloud.com/stoojmusic

He's the baby at every christening

The bride at every white wedding

And the corpse at every

Funeral

He's the lost child on the fairground ride

The misfit toy you left behind

The crying kid at the bus stop

That you know

His eyes are red his blood does clot

He's in the gutter it's time to stop

He knows that he has seen much better days

And his better days have seen much better days

You're the darkness on a sunny day

A little boy that lost his way

And no he can't come out to play

Anymore

He's Jonah and he's Joan of Arc

A broken swing in the local park

And it throws it into stark

Relief for me

He's a shadow on a foggy day

A good intention gone astray

And a kite that's stuck

Up in a tree

He's a broken promise, a broken heart

He bought the horse, forgot the cart

He wrote the end before the start

Of it all

His eyes are red his blood does clot

He's in the gutter it's time to stop

He knows that he has seen much better days

And his better days have seen much better days
"Second Person Singular" by These Guitars Say Sorry appears on the new album "The Lunatic's Gift". 

Listen to more at https://soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/these-guitars-say-sorry-the

Second Person Singular by These Guitars Say Sorry

Taken from "Between The Daylight", "One Line Lad" is a a dark ambient piece from Siegfried Jünger's third album.

The album is available for preview track by track here... soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/between-the-daylight

One Line Lad by Siegfried Jünger

"Tripping Over Gold" is like a sonic joyride where These Guitars Say Sorry teams up with Stu Head from The Welton Shipwreck. These guys bring the feels with gritty vocals, dreamy guitars, and a mix of keys. It's shoegaze heaven, loaded with distortion, harmonies, and dream pop vibes. "Tripping Over Gold" isn't just a tune; it's a wild journey that shows when These Guitars Say Sorry and Stu Head join forces, they cook up some seriously cool shoegaze magic. Lace up your sonic boots and take a stroll through "Tripping Over Gold."

Tripping Over Gold

We're painting in blues and reds
I wrote to you and I told you
All the things that I forget

The agony of small difference
Six degrees of desperation
Belt iron broken
The multiplying villains of nature

We're tripping over gold
Feeling so much better
Now I've sold my soul

The signal in the noise
Running in the dust
Of course boys they must be boys
But correct me if you must

I know that you'll forgive me
For stealing all your lines
But the truth is if I'm honest
They're much better than mine

There are no flowers any more
I still remember the morning
And you walking out of the door

Only once I saw the killer of hope
Turning back with a smile
And you're never coming home
You're never coming home

We're tripping over gold
Feeling so much better
Now I've sold my soul

Tripping Over Gold by These Guitars Say Sorry. Britpop. UK Alternative rock.

Listen to the unfolding album here: soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/where-the-sun-stands-still-by

Laxá - Iceland | San Francisco | Everywhere

Jussi Siglarson - Guitar
Bjarne Guðjohnsen - Bass
Matthias Helguson - Drums
Mike Taylor - Keyboards

Ourselves. Alone. by Laxá

Half The Sky by Jeremias Langsämmer appears on the forthcoming album "When The Silent Scream".

Listen to the album at https://soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/when-the-silent-scream

Half The Sky by Jeremias Langsämmer

"Embark on a genre-defying journey with Jeremias Langsämmer's single, 'The End Of Everything,' where the distinguished German composer seamlessly blends classical, soundtrack, and contemporary classical elements. Langsämmer orchestrates a sonic masterpiece featuring the delicate interplay of pizzicato strings, resonant French horn, and celestial harp. The calm adagio piano, at the core of this composition, anchors the listener in a contemplative exploration, skillfully contrasting light and shade.

This genre-blending piece transcends traditional boundaries, offering a unique experience that goes beyond typical melancholic or despondent themes. Instead, Langsämmer introduces a nuanced sense of tentative hope, a distinctive characteristic that sets this composition apart. The reviewer's observation captures the essence of this musical tapestry — a serene acceptance of an inevitable 'End,' accompanied by the potential for positive transformation amid closure.

In the words of one reviewer, 'Well, I thought I was the king of gloomy songs. You just took over my crown with "The End of Everything" :-) Beautiful composition.' Explore the intersections of classical, soundtrack, and contemporary classical genres in this captivating single that defies genre conventions and invites listeners into a world of emotional depth and resolution."

The End Of Everything by Jeremias Langsämmer. Classical, soundtrack,  composer.

This is my brand new remix of a really great track from Stif. Please take a listen, leave feedback and repost if you like it. Also head over to Stif to hear more great tunes from this great artist. 
All my other work is on my page if you would like to check it out. 
Links below. 
Thanks for listening. 

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Stif - Primus (Martin Hughes Club Mix)

Make Me My Way

A Say Kinda Song

A SAXY KINDA SONG

22 Apr

Composer of music for film, games and live performance. Originally from the UK, now living and working in the Pacific Northwest. 
Ambient | Classical | Dark Jazz | Singer Songwriter | Post Rock

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Half The Sky by Jeremias Langsämmer

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