My Concert - In Dreams
About eight years ago on September 2000, I had a music concert namely "In Dreams"! At the moment, I was a piano player (usually electric/keyboard) and also the composer of a dozen pieces. Today I just felt like loving to share some of my own fries. But before we begin, I'm gonna ask you lower your expectation as I had never received musical training...
Sleeping Dolly
One of the simplest pieces was this scene of a little girl sleeping with her Barbie dolly, named “sleeping dolly”. It also accompanied a music video screened at the concert hall. IMHO the main point with this piece is the simplicity of the music harmonised with the pureness of children. I'll be more than happy to share:
Anahita, the castle
The next piece of music I'd like to share is the ending of the concert. It was named "Anahita" after the name of a historical place which was not treated well enough at the time. Few friends of mine and myself, made a journey to visit the place and realise how fantastic the castle used to be, like covering lots of untold tragic stories. Unfortunately, the place was not officially recorded as a historical value, encouraging the whole band to do something about it. The tone and colour of this music is very middle-eastern, and starts with the old pride of the castle during its time, slowly passing through its future and sad destiny. I'll be more than happy to share - sorry for the low audio quality and technical downsides:
You might be surprised to find out this concert is where Sarah and I met! She was the most lovely member of the whole 30-people team - working on live graphics and video effects. If you've enjoyed this post, then please subscribe to Glen's blog - Climate Change and Global Warming Portal: www.climatearg.com/blog
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