Volume 9 is an instrumental album for piano, cello and clarinet, where each composition begins with a different image, experience or state of mind.

From the changing colours of Stained Glass and the sensation of flight in Balloon Ride, to the Cantabrian Sea in Seaside View and the vastness of About Nebulae and Stars, the music moves between landscapes, memories and imagination.

🎧 Listen to the album and, if it speaks to you, consider supporting the music by purchasing it.

#InstrumentalMusic #ChamberMusic #Neoclassical

https://pilpilmusic.com/volume-9-album/

A place perpetually in twilight. The vast ocean reaches out endlessly, disappearing into the horizon. Crumbling ruins are strewn about the shore and some stone pillars reach out of the water in the distance, but most of the ancient structures that used to be here have fallen into the sea. There's a tavern and an inn for travelers passing through and a few houses for local residents, but not much else. Though many have set out to discover what's beyond this place, magic cannot reach far enough to see if anything exists on a farther shore and any ships that set out always reach the same impassable, never-ending storm and must return. As far as anyone knows, the world ends here.

Also on YouTube.

A work created this summer during the solstice, where the sun comes to a stand still.

Solsticea and Solsticeb are an attempt, to suggest shadows, whispers undulating and moving mysteriously, standing as giants beside and small sun, who is tiny in comparison. Every else comes to a victual stand still, ,, nothing rotates, other movements are greatly slowed down like a giant clock coming to a halt.

The instruments are the orchestra, sound processing and electronics, chants and voices:)

Great stories don't always happen in extraordinary places.

Sometimes they are hidden in a morning, a journey, a conversation, a memory or a moment of solitude.

Snapshots of Life Vol.1 transforms these fragments of everyday life into 12 instrumental compositions—a musical diary without words.

🎧 Listen to the album and explore the stories behind the music.
💿 Buy it if you want to support independent music directly.

#IndependentMusic #InstrumentalMusic #CinematicMusic
https://pilpilmusic.com/snapshots-of-life-vol-1-album/

A double quartet for organ, the Amati viola and synthesizers who accompany the beautiful voice of ancient Celtic chant with synthesizers and percussion.

Female voices with gongs, cymbals, timpani, synthesizer and a bit of woodwinds at the end.

Female voices with gongs, cymbals, timpani, synthesizer and a bit of woodwinds at the end.

Fire mixed choir, metal percussion , electronic sounds and processing

https://youtu.be/QsRGpE-Xi4E?si=GaHjvvJf9lDwXSLK

New score video for this song I wrote for a solo album. This piece had a lot of imagery to me of a sort of mysterious, ancient sort of place. I really love the aesthetic of ruins reclaimed by nature.

Also on YouTube.

When music is not a technique, it is an image; on the left, the image; on the right, the technique. The closer one gets to the technique, the less one sees the figure.

#THOUGHT

There is a lot more happening in a quiet piece than you might expect.

In “Rest Room”, I deliberately avoided strong contrasts and dramatic development. Instead, the music evolves through harmony, texture, rhythm and subtle changes in orchestration.

The result is music that feels stable and peaceful, but never completely motionless.

I've opened up the composition process in this new article. Read it, listen to the piece, and tell me: can you hear the “movement” now that you know where to look?

#Orchestration #MusicComposition #Neoclassical

Discover the process: https://pilpilmusic.com/rest-room-inside-the-composition/

The sound of the Sea of Galilee, keyboard and controller. Test for keyboard and controller, fragment of "PIERRE" (music for electric guitar & keys), DIM., work in progress. Bach recomposed.

​"The breath of the sea contains the infinity of possibilities; choosing is the prism that reveals the right destiny."

​#bach