Wow Cam B this track is really good, you should use the free promotions from fanmajor (google it) and get some plays!

stunning contrasting frequencies. loving the bass and how the bubbly sounds hang from it. inductive, resonant.

This tune's all about the bass. Great work. [via https://sc.repostexchange.com]

Love the polyphony...the creatively structured chaos of this!

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AMBISPHERE ⸻ Echoes of the cosmic ocean (2021)
00. Entry 
01. Break 
03. Alarm 
04. Clash

04. Clash

Suite of choral movements from A New Eaarth for orchestra, chorus and narrator. This version for chorus and piano.

Publisher: Bill Holab Music:
http://www.billholabmusic.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=103_137&products_id=1837

View Score:
https://issuu.com/robertpaterson/docs/paterson_choral_suite_from_a_new_ea

For more information:
https://robertpaterson.com/choral-suite-from-a-new-eaarthh
http://robertpaterson.com/a-new-eaarth

PROGRAM NOTE
Although I have lived in cities most of my life, I do not think of myself as a city person and have always felt more connected to the outdoors rather than to asphalt and tall buildings. Many of my works are inspired by nature, and I am deeply concerned about environmental issues, particularly climate change.

Of the many excellent books on the environment, one of the best and the one that moves me most is Eaarth by Bill McKibben, a famed author, educator and environmentalist. McKibben’s assertion is that we have waited too long, and that massive climate change is not only unavoidable, but already underway. He states that we may as well call this new planet Eaarth, because it is still recognizable, but fundamentally different. I feel strongly that he is correct, and wanted to express this in a musical way. A work for orchestra, chorus and narrator seemed like the ideal vehicle for reflecting on this critical issue.

Choral Suite from A New Eaarth consists of the four choral movements from A New Eaarth for orchestra, but with piano rather than orchestra. I designed these movements so they could be performed as a stand-alone suite, and in fact, for the purpose of rehearsals, I composed the choir and piano versions first, and then orchestrated them so they could be integrated into the whole orchestral work.

The suite includes texts by Wendell Berry, James Joyce, Percy Bysshe Shelley and William Wordsworth. The poems, at least as part of the entire orchestral version, allude to the four ancient classical elements—earth, air, fire and water—a theme that permeates many of my other works.

A New Eaarth was commissioned by the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association through a Music Alive! residency grant from New Music USA and the League of American Orchestras.

Eternal Reflections

Choral Suite from A New Eaarth - IV. There Was A Time (William Wordsworth)

A different style to what i normally do, hope to do some more like it. from the Allihoopa days. #SCxiamOTHER2

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Water is one of my favorite songs on the album because of the deep bass, violins, and beat.  Let the reign begin!
When creating Sleep Walking I wasn't sure what it would be.  I created the songs with no idea of what I was going to create and just let the creativity happen.  The album was created without any physical instruments and was instead created with my laptop using a DAW and instrument plugins in GarageBand for MacOS.  
Songs range from easy listening to deep bass and drums.  

All in all, creating Sleep Walking  kept me busy during this COVID-19 pandemic and I hope you enjoy it just as much as I had fun creating it.
Thanks for listening.

Sleep Walking

Water

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A fierce track, bringing life to the villain in our hearts. Heavy song with some prog metal tastes and heavy double bass drum riffs.

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