Serenegoh Suite
by
Jesse Worley (A.K.A. Azo)
Part One: -=Transcendence=-
Completion Date: March 29th, 1999
Duration: 2:05
Part Two: -=Discovery=-
Completion Date: April 3rd, 1999
Duration: 1:53
Part Three: -=Set in Motion=-
Completion Date: April 12th, 1999
Duration: 2:25
Release Date: April 13th, 1999
Total Duration: 6:26
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The inspiration for this track came from a few dreams I'd had in the
latter part of March, 1999. Some of the most important people in my life
appeared late at night as I slept. The strangest thing about these dreams
is that everyone who visited me has passed away sometime in the last five
years. The dreams helped me to remember the inspiration and support these
people always privided me. This track is dedicated to the memory of
friends long gone.
The music involved in this composition is nothing more than background
themes that came to me as I slept. I know they are a bit strange at
times, but the music just seemed to flow as I wrote it, almost as if I'd
heard it a thousand times.
-Jesse
Piano
High Strings
Low Strings
Ride C
Pan Flute
Oboe
Flute
Pizzicato Strings
KettleDrum
Serenegoh Suite
by: Azo
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Serenegoh Suite is definitely a unique piece, and would probably make a good theme song to a "Pastoral 2000" version of the Fantasia segment in 1940. I can't seem to be able to describe this that well; it's just a fairly long orchestral tune that sounds like a combination of many of Nightbeat's songs (sorry for any artist rivalry). For your enjoyment, here are some instruments listed: low, high strings; oboe; flute; pizzicato; kettle drum. My complaint is that this is simply too boring in parts. Common Azo. Half 16-bit, half 8-bit samples, all sound good.