As It Was

“Resonance” is a cheerful, uplifting piece that feels like stepping into a medieval fantasy village. Imagine a movie scene or video game moment where the main character arrives in a lively town and the NPCs gathered outside a tavern, where the atmosphere is filled with music and joy. This track carries a calm yet vibrant energy.

It’s a song you can use to relax, study, or even fall asleep to, but it also works as a soundtrack for drone footage, nature videos, or fantasy-themed projects.  

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Yano – Resonance (Violin + Guitar & Drums | Cinematic OST)

Resonance of Light by Jermaine Germaine is an exclusive collection of solo classical guitar works — no accompaniment, no distraction, just the intimate voice of nylon strings. Across ten original compositions, the album explores the contrasts of brilliance and shadow: delicate tremolo studies (Moonlit Courtyard), counterpoint fugues (Fugue in Six Strings), Andalusian sketches (Granada Sketches), and meditative nocturnes (Nocturne for the Last String).

Every piece is written to let the guitar’s natural resonance linger, with sudden silences, flowing arpeggios, and luminous harmonics. The result is both timeless and personal: an album where light glimmers through wood and string, evoking reflection, solitude, and quiet beauty.

✨ For fans of: Andrés Segovia, John Williams, Heitor Villa-Lobos
🎸 Signature sound: nylon-string exclusivity, pure solo resonance

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