We should all be able to say our last goodbye's .. some don't get the chance.
For the fallen of Ukraine  ...

Music, Arrangement, composition, mix and Production .. Pablo
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The Final Goodbye

Track name: Paths of Fate
Composers: Torben Fugger
Interprets: Torben Fugger
Producer: FRESHTRACKS MUSIC LTD.
Release year: 2024
Duration: 3:13
ISRC code: CZ-D52-24-03170
Track: SPRT131#70 Paths of Fate
Label: Sprint
Album code: SPRT131
Album name: Driven By Emotions - Cinematic Orchestral Score
Track number: 70
Publisher: FRESHTRACKS MUSIC LTD.
HB code: SPRT131_70

Veröffentlicht von:
Sprint Music ISRC Code: CZ-D52-24-03119
Erscheinungsdatum :
15 January 2024

Driven By Emotions - Cinematic Orchestral Score

Paths of Fate

Paths Of Fate

Audio for One Glorious Chorus Blog Post, Written in reflection of our Carnegie Hall concert experience on June 9, 2024 in New York City — by Stacie Eirich. Read by the author. DCINY Production/Dan Wright Photography/June 9, 2024.

https://www.stacieeirich.com/post/one-glorious-chorus

One Glorious Chorus Blogpost by Stacie Eirich

Where We Are, There We Are

The Strange World Of Planet X

After the miasma dissipates, mysterious figures begin to emerge. From a distance, the field of souls appear to be joyful and dance in a uniform formation. Their dance is upbeat and lively. It is mesmerizing to behold. They appear almost elusive, yet they harbor darker motives. They want others to follow down their path…

Available on Bandcamp
https://malevolententities.bandcamp.com/track/field-of-souls

Field of Souls

2024 Remix and Remaster version to bring it up to the standard of the later album tracks for full album release in 2025.
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The surviving medieval priory Lindisfarne is the focus for this track. The priory was re-established in Norman times in 1093 as a Benedictine house and continued until its suppression in 1536 under Henry VIII. The original priory of St Cuthbert's time was long gone by then following the location of the relics of the saint as a result of the Viking scourge.

Inspired by "The Rainbow Arch", the track takes it's name from this surviving rib of the crossing vault that survived when the tower above it collapsed. The photo of this arch was taken on one of my visits to Lindisfarne.

This track is now part of "The Pilgrims Way Project" exploring the history and natural world of Lindisfarne.

Project Playlist

soundcloud.com/mrbouzouki/sets/the-pilgrims-way-project

Project Website

www.pilgrims-way.co.uk

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Instrumentation

The Rainbow Arch instrumental features strings, violin, flute, a choir backing, synthesizer pad (quite Floyd -like) and uilleann pipes. There was no historical reason to use the pipes as the Irish monks were long gone. It was more to do with the mixture of sounds in this piece. It felt right to my ears. It also features my best approximation of multitracked chanting.

The Bell ringing sound FX is classed as Public Domain and is used to add colour to the track from www.freesound.org

creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

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Background

"The bell is rung for mass and the monks assemble. Whilst singing the chant they gaze up at the rainbow arch and their spirits soar."

I wanted to get inside the feeling of the monks in this holy place and was inspired by the surviving rainbow arch to do multiple parts singing the 'Kyrie Eleison' with different vocal timbres and link that into a rapture type section.

The Rainbow Arch - 2024 Remix and Remaster

Not One Is Insignificant (Piano Improv)

P.C.PALEO -indians 10:23:24, 9.32 AM

noxpox - dont try this at home

If I Could Say

Via Kosmische launched as a netlabel in January 2018. In 2020 we started working with Herby Records on select lathe-cut vinyl releases. We ceased operations on September 5 2025.

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