J'aime beaucoup les progressions de ce morceau , comme une sorte d'envolée...

oh - love this  - the woodwinds in the intro and the theme itself are beautiful - the track evolves in a wonderful way my friend!

cinematic story telling, excellent structure n tension building

Beautiful melody and gorgeous orchestration !

Some of my Soundcloud Favourites #97

Supremacy

Ian Greaves

Techno Trending 135 BPM M

No, I'm not being paid to shill for His Dark Materials. Lol! 😅 ... It's just an awesome show based on a fantastic book series!!!

This scene makes me cry like a baby--gets me every time... 😭😭😭
Spoiler:
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It helps a bit that Lyra and Pan do eventually find each other again, but damn... it's still a heartbreaking scene.

Hollow Heart

Monday Afternoon

Yesterday

First Collaboration With The very talented Moo.
Loved the Vibe on this track so did my layering and allowed Moo do do his thing and what a result
https://soundcloud.com/moo_music

Journey to the Angels Castle Gate (Collaboration w/ Moo

Spring Awakening

TASCAM DR-05

break us or make us  (an extemporised song)

https://youtu.be/wklFeuxtLW8?si=nRRpeQR8uLxX-hVr

promenade

Electronic and Orchestral Music.
Picture by GabiMedia
Music by Franck Charles ©
ASCAP

Evasion

interdit

Aresquiers

I wrote this for Townes several years ago. Recorded on a Zoom H-1

Townes would have been 80 on March 7th.  Brilliant, sad, self-destructive singer-songwriter.

No Place To Fall

A Song Of The Bygones (Subconscious Version)

In the heart of a medieval kingdom, shrouded by ancient woods and rolling hills, there lay a forest known for its mystical aura and serene beauty. This forest, called Bansuri Forest by the locals, was a place where time seemed to pause and the worries of the world melted away.

Within this enchanting woodland, Princess Aislin often sought refuge. The kingdom she belonged to was vast and prosperous, but it was also plagued by conflicts and unrest. Aislin, with her compassionate heart and wise mind, believed that peace could be found through harmony and understanding rather than force.

One crisp morning, as the first light of dawn filtered through the dense canopy, Princess Aislin ventured into the depths of Bansuri Forest. Clad in a simple, flowing gown that allowed her to move freely, she carried with her a cherished instrument: a bansuri flute, gifted to her by a wandering sage. This flute, with its delicate carvings and pure tone, was her constant companion.

Finding her favorite spot by a tranquil stream, Aislin settled onto a moss-covered rock. The stream’s gentle babble harmonized with the forest's natural symphony, creating a perfect backdrop for her music. She lifted the bansuri to her lips, and a soft, melodic tune began to flow, blending seamlessly with the relaxed piano notes that echoed in her mind.

The music, titled "Bansuri Forest," was a piece she had composed herself. Each note was intended to mirror the tranquility of the forest and the promise of peace. As she played, the hauntingly beautiful sound of the flute intertwined with the soothing piano, creating an atmosphere of profound calm.

Aislin's music carried through the trees, reaching the ears of all who wandered near. Villagers, soldiers, and even animals paused to listen, their hearts touched by the serene melody. The forest seemed to breathe with her music, the leaves rustling in time with the rhythm, and the birds joining in with harmonious chirps.

Legend began to spread throughout the kingdom: whenever Princess Aislin played her bansuri in Bansuri Forest, the land itself seemed to respond. Conflicts would cease, tempers would cool, and a sense of peace would blanket the area. It was said that her music had the power to heal and to unify, bringing hope to all who heard it.

Princess Aislin’s belief in the power of harmony extended beyond her music. She used her influence to foster understanding and dialogue, inspired by the unity she felt in the forest. The kingdom, once troubled, slowly began to find its way to a lasting peace.

And so, "Bansuri Forest" became more than just a melody; it became a symbol of hope and a reminder that peace, like music, could bridge divides and soothe even the most troubled hearts. Princess Aislin’s legacy lived on, a testament to the power of art and the enduring spirit of harmony.

Bansuri Forest

To our son

01 - Spitfire Audio - Ólafur Arnalds Stratus - Rhythmic Attacks
02 - Spitfire Audio - British Drama Toolkit - Ensemble - Woodwind Ens Long
03 - Spitfire Audio - Woodwind Evolutions - A simple Start
04 - Sonuscore - The Orchestra Complete - Grand Piano Lib Open - Grand Piano Lib Closed - Viola Staccato - Double Bass Pizzicato

Part Two coming soon... 😉

Short Music For Marc L. - Part One

At home producer of electronic tracks in varying styles - I really enjoy experimenting with melding different genres. 
Been writing songs since the mid 70's whilst playing bass & drums in various bands (the first one was a punk band) and digitally writing since 2006. Retired now, so much more time for having fun with music :) It's just a hobby for me these days; Soundcloud is just a great place to share music & connect with people who have the same interests.  All my recent music is free to download - if you want to download any that don't have a download link, just let me know :)
I appreciate - and love to listen to - all genres, from orchestral through to metal. 

Thank you for reading, and hope you enjoy the music.
Fiona x

Short Music For Marc L. - Part One

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