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INTRODUCTION
We hail thee honorable stranger whoever thou art, regardless to the color
of thine skin or nationality, faith or belief, gender or age. This musical page contains
1992-1997 opus of young Slovenian composer Gregor Rozman. We welcome thee to Ambrosia - a homepage of high quality short midi
classic tunes (SBawe64gold and 4gmgsmt.sf2
based). 'Tis a lost page, torn from the ancient history book of mankind - some forgotten
and yet some remembered by heroic deeds and disasters of one or many.
All the tunes are free to listen. Just click
gargoyle wooden statue in front of the title of the midi tune
thou likest to listen. Gregor Rozman composed some of the tunes, but some of them he only
improved (thou mayest send compliments regarding his work of art to: gregor_rozman@hotmail.com or chat with
GIGO when on mIRC). One of Gregor Rozmans'
devotions is the art of composing, covering (improving) and
editing classical midi songs of chamber music.
For his opinion composing classical chamber music is even greater art than
his poetic devotion to a classic sonet form. It may be so as his poems are all in Slovene language and music is understood by every nation of this world, word is
not. Regardless to the label of music, he
does not feel to be conservative artist and thus value every progress in music. One of his
qualities is preciseness. It costs him a lot of his spare time (composing, sequencing and
most of all: listening every measure, every instrument solo - finding the perfect tune)
thusly his work is precisly and highly rated.
His work is listed below in alphabetical order. Beside the titles there is
a quality rank number evaluated
by author himself and a year of arrangement. By our request Gregor Rozman also added his short comments regarding his
every work (below the titles). If thou dost not have the time
to listen all of them, than thou shouldst at least try the ones with higher quality ranks - 4 and 5 recomended.
THE MASTERPIECE OF GREGOR ROZMAN
1992 - 1997 OPUS
NOTE: The songs composed by Gregor Rozman are marked with © in forth of
the year. The songs that are registered to other authors, but greatly variated or improved
by me, are not marked. If thou wouldst download (no upload
wanted) and listen the whole masterpiece (all 86 songs), than please
decide which five songs thou like the most (composed or
covered). E-mail votes for the best five songs in the proper
order by filling the form in the "HAVE A CLEF!" section. The first receives five, second four, third three, fourth two and fifth
one "clef". The song with the most clefs collected in a month becomes "Ambrosia
of the month". The results of voting will be published every month (also in Have a
clef! section) at the end of this page. Dost thou agree that casting
yer five votes would be at least what ye can do to evaluate the work of one of the most
tallented midi classical chamber music composers?
I. Apparition 1 1996 1:19
This short song is practicaly an introduction
that must not be played loud. There is a cold feeling about that one; as cold as
encountering the apparition could be... Covered.
II. Atlantis 4 ©1995 2:45
A song starts with the explosion of long
forgotten isle of advanced civilization of Atlantis that drowned in the south Atlantic
ocean as still unknown catastrophy occured. That is why the song is sad. Few survived. Yet
those who lived quickly forgot about the glory and achievements of Atlantis, only legend
lived in their minds. What a pity for all mankind, that was forced to develop once more to
the level it once posessed. The main mellody is created by high oboe and high basson. Slow
strings make great escorting. The middle part of the song is mixture of flute, clarinet,
french horn and also oboe with basson.
III. Attonement (we
should be together) 3 1996 1:54
Although this song was ment to be a ballad, I
later change its basics with “psychological atmosphere”. The tinkle-bell sound in the
background creates an unstable feeling of twisted mind when listening.
IV. Battle hymn 2 ©1994 2:08
This one is a proud battle song with the
rhytm of action or parade, though the quality of mellody is lacking a bit. That is what
every battle hymn should sound: lots of timpani (war drums), brass bass with french horn,
low strings…
V. Behind the mirror 2
1994 1:46
The celesta or vibes (the second mentioned
instrument is better on SBawe64 while the first prefers SBawe32) escorting the main
mellody of this one makes the glass to break ensorcereling the legend of the paralelle
world behind the mirror.
VI. Beyond Plutonium 3
©1995 2:18
This song creates an environment of space,
cosmos and a feeling of loneliness. Pluto is not the last of sun system's planets. It has
a twin brother - Charon. But, are those two the very last two planets in our sun system?
VII. Cemetery 3 ©1994 1:35
In the dark and spooky night, traveling
across the graveyard can be really “romantic” (to listen the singing of wraith and
tortured souls, freezing underneath the tombstones)... Instrument no.054 was replaced by
self recorded 'mezzosoprano.wav' in soundfont bank no.000 of my 4gmgsmt.sf2 and not in
fundamental C in which tone standard sounfonts are based. So dost thou not be surprised if
the tunes do not match when listening through different sound font banks.
VIII. Choralis, vol.1 2 ©1992 0:34
Rather short song. It has significant rhytm.
IX. Choralis, vol.2 1 ©1992 0:27
This midi was ment to be included in volume
1, but was edited separately. It has the horror ending to the vol.1 chorale.
X. Circus 3 ©1994 1:24
One of rarely happy songs reminds thee of
circus carneval going through the newly established french puritan village of the
collonies of North America (somewhere in eastern Canada).
XI. Court feast ball 2
1996 1:32
The courtesy of men to impress women on the
court feast and dance. Flute, recorder and the escorting have a significant role in this
one.
XII. Crawling of the giant
worm 2 ©1996 2:54
Listening the song gives thee confusion and
spookiness. In the long deserted mines a giant worm resides. It feeds on the bones of men
who braved those mines. It has stony skin and is undefeatable.
XIII. Crying 3 1996 1:11
The whistle or ocarina for main mellody and
string-pizzato for escorting make the song cry and tears to fall. There is a short
grotesque story about that song that I wrote when composing this short song. Once a young
boy wanted to cure his blind sister and learned about the tears of the queen of the dead,
which were a cure for blindness. Boy ventured to get the elixir, but was killed by the
ghouls when entering the unknown underworld - domain of the queen. A small ghoul went to
the blind girl that night, crying at her bed. His tears fell... When she woke up in the
morning she was able to see; yes, able to see a rotten corpse of her ghastly brother
beside her bed.
XIV. Cycle of time
freeze 3 ©1992 2:28
Freezing the time lasts as the film slowly
and slowly becomes the picture and stays frozen. I wonder what is happening in paralelle
much faster time and space continuum. Is there unknown force moving among us and our world
that is from their aspect frozen in time. Another song of an unknown dimension. A song
with rhytm of 'round dances' of Balkan nationalities that are so hostile to each other, a
man would like to freeze them in time that the children, women and wounded could be
carried out of the battle fields to real care.
XV. Dance of the
faerie king Joker 4 ©1997 4:13
That song has that rhytm and that
mellody-vawes, that connect the whole song to the completion. A song for “jiggle
dance” of the middle-aged castles of anglo-saxon counties; also a dance song for the
legendary male faerie creatures. If thou have 1-16 channel midi player, thine ears will be
able to hear a laughter of that short and naughty 'thing'.
XVI. Dark rider 2 1996 4:36
A 'modern' classic. The song is missing the
connection between oboe solo and the excorting orchestra with church-organ. The song is a
covering of a modern dance song. I tried to make the song into melodic whole, but was
forced to drop it as the re-mix source of this song has no musical fundament but the dance
rhytm. I did not cover the song from dance label to classic label because I would like the
song, but because of possibility of improving the mellody that is cut in so many parts,
that did not work out...
XVII. Death (ode to
Anubis) 5 ©1992 1:10
Death is my passion and my love goal. Not
fame, not riches of this world neither beautiful women... All of that, even the sweetest
desire to live, yields to my death wish. I wish death to accur at the end of the first
half of my life. If not, I will have to accept living in the old age. Yet there is an
entity, which defies death. This entity is of musical nature. So the song is an ode to
Anubis of Two-lands. This song is one of my first and that is why it is so short and so
beautiful.
XVIII. Descend to Hades 4
©1995 4:05
One of better songs. Eleven midi-channels
used, so if thou dost not have sixteen midi-channels media player, thou willst not hear
the river of lava. Slow strings express the rope-lowering to Hades, the antic-greek
legendary underworld of dead. When timpani drum joines the mellody, it creates a feeling
of reaching the hot moulted lava floor with small hard rocks to walk (jump) over lava
river.
XIX. Dragon in the skies
4 ©1995 3:38
The song gives the listener a feeling of slow
and continual rising in the sky with strings and harph. After rising, oboe solo means the
flying above the antic and mystic world. Fortissimo solo start also represents a jump of a
dragon.
XX. Dungeon 2 ©1995 8:46
The longest song, long as a place with no
escape may be. A stereo choir, string-pizzato and celesta (or vibes) keep vawing through
the whole song, creating a "looking for escape" 3D sound surrounding. The song
is a little boaring and too long.
XXI. – XXVI. Duo for viola & cello and symphonic orchestra
Regardless to Guitarium, this quintal duo was
all composed or covered in 1996 and has one similarity about which all these songs can be
recognized: an element of water.
@
Introduction 2 ©1996 2:24
Proud introduction to my first classical
quintal musical work (the second is Guitarium).
1.
Poseidon 4 1996 5:16
The first of five songs is about summoning
the Poseidon, a god of sea. His appearance appears above the sea surface, when bass
strings join the harph and “famous” duo.
2.
Mermaids 3 1996 2:30
The second starts with accoustic guitar and
is joined by cello and later by viola and ocarina or whistle. The last of the mentioned
instruments means the singing of mermaids.
3.
Rhyme of an ancient mariner 3 1996 3:05
The third one is about an ancient mariner
that dived to the bottom of the sea. The duo is "far away", so it gives the
feeling of soul singing in depths of sea, mariner dived into (the same title as the lyrics
of Samuel Clemence is only coincidental).
4.
Eternal Villain flame 3 1996 3:59
This one is as a bright blue flame, cold to
the touch, slowly burning. The song begins with guitar and is excorted by slow, soft
strings. Viola and cello slowly join the main mellody and begin to take control of the
entire song mellody when guitar stops playing until the basson end. The very end of the
song is “the end of Villain flame” after the last of the keepers of the flame died...
5.
Aqua (epilogue) 3 1996 1:44
A perfect fifth song for ending this quintal
duo, as end of song fades out – the drowning of long forgotten isles of Atlantis.
XXVII. Elysian fields 4 ©1995 1:53
Very beautiful song indeed. An antic-greek
expression is conjured, an expression of the fields in the Hades that are the other side
for all good of this side that was chosen to die someday. First time whistle and then
oboe, they both exchange their solo position through the song, yet whisle is the first and
oboe the second solo.
XXVIII. Encounter
of horror (long version) 1 ©1994 1:52
A song was composed with fundamental low bass
strings, timpani and big-volumenal bells (listen the first 34 measures of song). The
second part of a song also includes higher strings, oboe and organ. It is not yet finished
(I think, I will never end the song, for it has no way out), that’s why the song title
is added “long version”.
XXIX. Fall of the tyrant
2 ©1997 1:48
Definition of this song: battle hymn with the
victorious and enough guts for rebellion. One of my rarely composed heroic battle songs.
XXX. Fistful of snow 2 1994 1:54
A snow song and sort of “winter
romanza”… It is snowing. Listen… The harph and the strings make that almost perfect
winter and snowing impression, as the harp represents falling snow and strings represent
the footsteps just made and in progress by “snow-happy” child.
XXXI. Four elements 4 ©1995 3:03
A bassoon solo. Thirteen midi-channels in
this song included. Have a 16 midi-channels media player and thou wouldst hear the proper
ending of this 'elemental' song. Another song I am so proud of. A real classical
“muse” and short symphony. In the ancient time, in the old times of ancient Greece
(before famous philosophers’ era) there exsisted a common belief in the four elements:
earth (Gaia), water (Poseidon), air (Uranus) and fire (Hephaistes). Later came a belief,
that all of the four elements together once formed the fifth element – life (listen a
heart-beat).
XXXII. From dusk 'til
dawn 3 ©1995 1:45
This is a song of shapeshifting. Legend has
it, that shapeshifting is a process of turning the beasts of night to a normal human
beings after sunrise or after being seriously wounded. The song starts with the evening
atmosphere and ends with flute as representing the dawn of morning and first sun beams –
a relief to all living and sleep to undead. It is so that human praises a sun beam more
than a moonlight.
XXXIII. Ghoul 3 ©1997 3:59
Song is slow. It reminds me of times when I
liked heavy metal music. As many youngsters I too had a very excentric youth. In this song
bass strings repeat the rhytm through the all song (it is like thrash metal riffs of bass
guitar repeating endlessly). Ghoul walks slowly... It cannot walk faster as it does. It is
a human corpse, rosen from the grave or unburied, brought to life by mystical forces. It
feeds on the flesh of young and alive because it needs to restore the ectoplasmic power
that keeps the miserable undead creature able and willing to exsist.
XXXIV. Goddess of beauty
4 ©1995 2:03
In (Two-lands) ancient Egypt ‘t was
Nephertari (who was only half-godess). Her beauty was such, that in her presence beggars,
people of Two-lands, pharaohs and even gods turned away to wheep. But, now, there lives a
maiden in this world that is so beautiful that she is my goddess of beauty. The song is
one of the most beautiful ones. This mellody is so beautiful, yet slightly sad as the
woman, my goddess of beauty, is for not knowing me.
XXXV. – XL. Guitarium
Guitarium was composed in different times, so
mellodies may prove to be of contrast to one another. It is a guitar solo collection which
will increase in 1998 (just working on it).
@
Spring (Introduction to Guitarium) 4 1997 0:32
Short intro. with slow strings and guitar
solo.
1. Confusion 3
1995 1:30
The title is because of somewhat confused
trailing, medium mellody and first guitar. All three mellodies are the same, yet they
trail one another and are differently transposed.
2. Heaven 4 1993
1:37
That is a real representation of skills of
three solo guitar-players. It is trailed by soft slow strings that represent a 'sky-way'
to haven.
3. Musicuum 5
1994 1:48
The finest of all guitar solos. Although it
is not really a guitar solo, as all instruments play significant role in this song, it was
selected to be lead song of Guitarium, regarding to its high class and not its baroque
music style.
4. Sunrise 3 1996
5:00
This was originally entitled “Song for my
children”. Author unknown. It is the cower of the song - I only improved the song to 3D
surrounded sound and changed instrumental definition. Piccolo is solo in this one, but
recorder, oboe and guitar have significant role. Because of endless guitar parts and thus
sometimes boring listening of the song make this one in rank three out of five.
5. Hallucination 3
1996 1:53
Like previous two songs, guitar is not really
a solo, but an escorter, yet all other instruments do not overtake the solo part, as they
all change solo positions through the song.
XLI. Hideout of shadows, vol.1
3 ©1992 2:04
Sneaky song. Some sort of battle song with
lots of breaks and turnovers. A song of dark places in unknown dimensions of witchcraft
era.
XLII. Hideout of shadows,
vol.2 3 ©1992 2:06
Regardless to volume one song, this, second
song of the shadows is rather calm. The song bears a tale, or legend if thou likest, of
where do all shadows hide after the dusk in the night. To other dimension?
XLIII. Hunting 3 1996 0:48
Hunting song. Listen the french horns and
piccolo. Rather short. Origin unknown.
XLIV. I summon thee 3 ©1995 2:15
Summoning song to the demon which finds the
way from the other dimension to be summoned on this world in the circle of a flame, that
it can not escape even if it beats the summoner down in blood stains to his still beating
heart.
XLV. Ice caverns 2 1993 1:45
Cold song. Piano, triangle, drum and oboe
solo.
XLVI. Ice steps 4 ©1992 3:15
Carefully on the thin ice! Slowly transfer
the weight of one step to another. The song is a harp romanza (this time oboe and bassoon
aren't solo) of late-baroque music style.
XLVII. Land of the rising
sun 3 1996 3:26
Distant land on the east… So long unknown
to the ancient civilization of the centre of the world. Koto, shakuhachi and pan-flute are
the significant instruments in this one. I wished bass strings to be more trembling as
they are in 4gmgsmt.sf2, so I changed them with extra SBawe64gold soundfont instrument
(tremolos.wav). User needs to do the same if not satisfied with sound performance of one
of the 128 instruments.
XLVIII. Last song of a fallen
hero 5 ©1995 1:40
Perhaps my greatest song, perhaps my best
mellody. It is a trumpet solo as I decided after testing all the favourable instruments I
thought to include. Every person who listened this piece of art was very delighted about
the mellody. It is really a sad heroic ode to a fallen hero who yield in front of the wit
foe. Oboe half-solo and bassoon escorting sound very convincing as the bell chimes and
timpani thunders the softness of slow strings.
XLIX. Lava streams 2 ©1995 1:21
Short and slow song. Slowly lava stream eats
the surface and flows towards inhabited valley of Pompei… So slow, yet so little time to
run for thy lives.
L. – LIII. March of Camelot
Symphony of four of my better songs with five
symphonic sentences (one better than another).
1. Hymn 4 ©1992
2:38
Battle hymn as the war cause has been set and
thus the knights of rounded table challenged. A cause for the battle for a castle of
Camelot. Parade drums give the significant value to this symphonic sentence.
2.
Ballad & 3. Weeping fields 5 ©1992 3:29
After the war, survivors and dead are counted
(the first symphonic sentence of the ballad). The second symphonic sentence of the ballad
lifts the spirits of the fallen in the sky to meet their final judgement at Valhalla.
4. Afterwar waltz
3 ©1992 1:41
A consequence of this war is king Arthur’s
victory over the traitorous alliance. Celebrations can start and congratulations are in
the order of the day...
5. Magicka of
Merlin 2 ©1992 2:22
Merlin used his magical powers to restore and
thus re-built the nearly ruined castle of Camelot. Listen the sliding sound (left and
right).
LIV. Mercenary 2 ©1997 3:25
Slow battle song. Slowly building up… It
has no main or solo mellody.
LV. Mice 4 ©1992 1:00
Dance of the rodents in the sewers. Now one
here, now one there. Then nothing more, until the whole “nest” moves by…
LVI. Monster 3 ©1996 2:55
Horrible song. There is no escape from this
monster’s grasp. The only way to stay alive and not eaten is to be quiet… So sneak
around like the breaking mellody of this song does.
LVII. Mountains high 3 ©1995 1:53
The echoes of french horn can be heard in
this one and solo trumpet mellody in the introduction of the song, which is followed by
calm mellody.
LVIII. Nemesis 5 ©1996 2:42
The most beautiful song I’ve composed so
far. It could not be real operetta because of the midi music format. I once planned a solo
with possible mezzo-soprano (notes of two choir A in the file) and record her singing with
this midi escorting mellodies. But my dreams did not became real. Opereta sings about the
beautiful Nemesis who was the ancient greek goddess of revenge and divine executioner of
mankind. Her invisible bow and quiet arrows from never-empty quiver sang a deadly song. We
could say, she was (what we now legendary think when talking about unavoidable destiny and
end of life) - a death.
LIX. Nosferatu 4 ©1995 2:32
Bloody song. The walls are blood red.
Nosferatu has been slain. But the beast will rise again as this disease of blood never
ends. The song of special instruments that do not suit one another in normal classic songs
or symphonies: tremble piano, slow strings, taisho koto, church organ, bariton choir,
pizzicato and timpani.
LX. Orion pulsar, vol.1
4 ©1996 4:03
The first song of misteria as the pulsar in
orion misterical can be. The instruments in this one are: guitar, strings, flute, choir
aahs, french horn and rhytm (strings-pizzicato and glockenspiel).
LXI. Orion pulsar, vol.2
4 ©1996 4:34
The second volume of the Orion pulsar
consists of mainly same instruments as its 'preluding brother'. Only flute excluded. Extra
instruments are basson, oboe and rhytm program (midi channel 10). Check out 'guitar double
3D' if having SBawe64gold or 'guitar double' if having only SBawe32.
LXII. Orsinium 2 ©1995 2:10
A legendary underground orthodox dwelling of
the legendary evil race orcs, who came out to punish humanity for their bad behaviour. The
song is a “battle hymn ballad”; hideous isn’t it – in one part innocent ballad and
in the other... Listen the 3D changing of the pipe flutes.
LXIII. Pact with death 3 ©1996 3:04
A pact with death is billaterral treaty,
between the dark one and the very death, when first deity in the land has no control over
the evil forces. Although spiritual meanings of the song are very significant, song is
naturally a battle-hymn.
LXIV. Peril in her eyes
3 ©1993 1:43
She is a mage. A mage studying
'destructicum', a negative mages study, repelled to destroy. Her foe is to be burn alive!
The song has a magickal peril and slow flame atmosphere. Short song, as short is spell
casting and as short the effects of spell last.
LXV. Perennial garden 5
©1997 3:09
Another fine and soft song. Three-partial
solo: oboe, recorder and clarinet. When I want to change my current 'aggressive mood' to
more pleasant one, I listen this one. A peaceful and silent short symphonical sentence
with the birds singing escortion (that makes the songs quality rank equal five). The
perrenial garden – the long lost paradise – so fresh, so green and white - a place
where thine dreams come true - a place of warmth, love and prosperity; this garden shines
bright. Its end is the end of all light...
LXVI.
Pharaoh's rest 3 1993 2:36
This song’s origin is in “Godrest”. I
greatly improved and thus covered, that song which now rightfully bears my name.
LXVII. Rain and
vawes over the lake of Gaia 3 1993 1:37
The very first rain disturbs the surface and
causes the vawes on the lake of the first artificial generated planet Gaia (goddess of
earth by ancient-greek mythology). This feeling is ensorceled with piano and muted
acoustic bass. The mellody is richer with oboe and basson and is escorted by the rain all
the time.
LXVIII. Ride 3 ©1997 3:07
Song of action and riding in the wind. Sort
of a battle hymn after the introduction. I named it also the western scene movie song but
it can also be used in other prehistorical movies including fast horse ride. All brass
instruments with strings says it all.
LXIX. Rise of the Titans
2 ©1994 1:16
The rising can not be stopped by merely
mortals. The Titans are slowly awakening… A really titanic song (lend an ear on forte
timpani and tambourine). A huge song by meaning, yet so short in time.
LXX. Ritual of
enlightement 5 ©1996 2:37
The greatest “spiritual song” I wrote so
far. In dark cathedral a ritual takes place. As may be dark outside, in our minds a monk
in dark coat enlightens our thoughts... Although we can not see his face, the ritual is
all that matters. After that his misterial figure vanishes into darkness. The song creates
a listener wonderful gothic monestery atmosphere. The main instruments are choir, oboe
solo and church organ ofcourse, all escorted by three slow strings.
LXXI. Sahara raid 3 ©1994 2:30
Good french horn solo song. It is song about
slow march through the desert. It should play faster, but I wanted to compose slower one
– camel is slower than horse. Around the desert of Sahara on a quick and thirsty Arabic
horse or cross the desert of Sahara on slow, but moisted Egyptian camel?
LXXII. Seen by Medusa 4 ©1995 2:23
One of greatest misterial songs. Medusa’s
look was petrifying… Her head did not have hair, but alive snakes instead. That was her
curse for angering the Zeus with beauty complex and jealousy.
LXXIII. Sky-waltz 3 ©1992 2:04
Look in the bright blue skies and imagine to
fly in the rhytm of modern waltzer, then close thine eyes and listen the oboe solo with
scale velocity changing and the escorting of choir.
LXXIV. Spiritus misteria
3 ©1996 2:27
One of my classical spiritual songs. The main
instruments are church organ and oboe tremble. The spirit is a misterial entity. When we
die; where will it go? Will it just disappear? Still remains a great mystery as Darwin's
hypothesis is believed to be wrong. Are we really monkeys or supreme power creations?
LXXV. Sri Lanka 3 1996 1:28
Good oriental sub-tropical song with mainly
shakuhachi with shamisen and tremolo strings escorter. Koto later joins the show in quite
boring tunes.
LXXVI. Symphony of war 4 ©1992 2:09
Great symphonic sentence with changing scale
velocity and mellody full of breaks. Indeed, symphony of war it is: in some parts sad in
some parts fighting spirit.
LXXVII. The almighty
Hercules 4 ©1995 2:00
Praise the strongest half-god, who was strong
in his good deeds for mankind as in battle, fighting evil minions of gods in the theater
of Olympicus. French and later english horn solo fighting ode with left and right trombone
echoes.
LXXVIII. The void 4 ©1995 2:03
Another soft and beautiful song of
after-ancient era. Like the other songs of that kind, this one includes clarinet, oboe,
basson, harp and strings. Sometimes I feel like my very soul has been transfered to
somekind of a void - I just stare, not thinking, lacking subconsciousness, deaf to
surroundings. This is the song about that feeling.
LXXIX. Tutankamon 4 ©1996 2:32
Ah, ancient Egypt - Two-lands - buried in the
sands and ruined by Arabic Musleems, I always loved ancient songs of thine and I composed
that one. The song has no strict mellody and rhytm. It has no melodic order, we might say,
but I tried to compose a real egypt mistic song. Three of the typical instruments of this
music label are included in this one: sitar, ocarina and oboe. The low strings and bassoon
give the song more symphonical sounding.
LXXX. Underworld 2 ©1995 1:56
The curiosity and unknown subterranian
corridors are leading us to the Underworld that is, what we think, inhabited... Inhabited
by whom, with what?
LXXXI. Victory glory 3 ©1997 1:32
The glory of each victory has significant
value to one victorious, as this song has significant value to me.
LXXXII. Voices 4 ©1994 1:38
Soft spooky song. Only heard souls can be
from the other dimensions, only heard and nothing more, so: listen carefully this song and
its vocals for it has been greatly improved in my second edition…
LXXXIII. W7 1 ©1992 0:49
W7, the gallaxy. There are so much, that we
do not have names for all of them… This song is short and somewhat confused. It is
rather impressionistic.
LXXXIV. Welcoming ode 4 ©1994 2:09
Quiet song. An ode to the returning to the
home village… People are gathering and saluting their ex-villager. The happy memories of
the childhood are brought back and live in the present. A tear in the eye. So many home
people will never be seen by me again as they died of disease or in battle. Only few
remain in that long forgotten village.
LXXXV. Wings 2 1996 3:41
To fly... One of the longest impossible goals
claimed by mankind. Was this goal achieved in ancient Atlantis and then destroyed? The
ocarina in the song is trying to tell that, but is not loud enough, so it remains a
mistery…
LXXXVI. World beyond 4 ©1995 2:28
French horn / basson introduction to this
song creates misterial atmosphere of the world beyond our own. Dost thou dare to approach
the world beyond our own - a world of unknown paralelle dimension - well, dost thou?
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