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This piece is built around the original organ and string work that Feter sent to me last year as a contribution to the Hero's Journey Project. At the time he sent two works: one was a collab. we released as Apotheosis last year. He other I thought was marvelous in its own right and I couldn't think of anything to just tweak that would in any way improve what Feter created. A year went by and I realised that to do justice to this work would require more than a tasteful track or two on top. I decided to create a three part choral work with Feter's original music framed by two more ethereal parts at either end.
I suggest that you listen to this when you feel you have the mental space as it is not intended to quickly grab you and pull you in.
The inspiration for this work is Feter's original music, taken in a direction of expressing wordless contemplation, feelings of communion, and perhaps the questioning that one feels at times when the realisation of something greater than our typical everyday selves is present.
I'm dedicating my part of this work to Feter who has been more than a solid supporter of the people in this community. To just say 'many thanks' to this fine man is to fall woefully short of expressing what I really intend.
Peace Feter. May your music ring out forever.
A second dedication is to Drakonis and his mother with condolences on the loss of their father and husband. Our thoughts are with you.
I suggest that you listen to this when you feel you have the mental space as it is not intended to quickly grab you and pull you in.
The inspiration for this work is Feter's original music, taken in a direction of expressing wordless contemplation, feelings of communion, and perhaps the questioning that one feels at times when the realisation of something greater than our typical everyday selves is present.
I'm dedicating my part of this work to Feter who has been more than a solid supporter of the people in this community. To just say 'many thanks' to this fine man is to fall woefully short of expressing what I really intend.
Peace Feter. May your music ring out forever.
A second dedication is to Drakonis and his mother with condolences on the loss of their father and husband. Our thoughts are with you.
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Roxylee
Doug, you really rounded out Feter's introspective compositions. Such feeling in these pieces! I feel as if I'm alone (except for the angels) ,praying in a huge, magnificent cathedral. You added to it so perfectly, it's hard to tell where Feter left off and you began.