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Mountain Echoes
4:37 min |
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An upbeat, dancy track with a lot of electronic bass and percussion. |
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5:30 min |
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Soft acoustic guitar and sax solos with a chorus section featuring overdriven electric guitars. |
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6:33 min |
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It starts with a long descent to the other place and then introduces a soft, almost liquid, theme against an arpeggiated ground. |
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6:30 min |
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This track features asian temple gongs as a drone bass against drums and percussion with a variety of flute sounds playing solos in the middle section. |
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6:06 min |
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The last dance played at the end of a evening. |
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3:17 min |
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We'll leave no stone unturned. So what's under an unturned stone? Hope, I suppose. |
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8:54 min |
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A violin solo with a lot of folk music overtones. The second section develops the theme with a more upbeat rhythm. |
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5:31 min |
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This started as a orchestration exercise which got a bit out of hand. The main tune is in "folksong"-style in Dorian mode. |
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8:54 min |
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The tenor solo is developed in the orchestral middle section before an enhanced repeat of the original theme. |
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7:35 min |
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Think of a 1920's cafe orchestra playing a slow waltz enhanced with the sound of far eastern string instruments. |
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2:31 min |
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The sound of pipes echoing around the hillsides over a soft pad whose overtones fill the gaps between the sounds. |
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4:54 min |
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The themes are reduced to simple rhythms and harmonies using a very electronic drum part. |
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