This is a little piece of relaxing músic. With few movements of voices over string and guitars arpeggios. It is going to grow until the chor start to fly with a beautiful méllody. It genera a special enviroment plenty of paz.

I welcome this innovative dynamic music and recommend it to all listeners who want to hear sonic surprises. The peaceful instrumental beginning of the song loads the sonic space with an inspiring atmosphere. The choral part grows little by little with repetitive melodies and there is ao. a nice slow "vibrato" tune too. The latter part of the song succeeds to fulfill the things what the listener hopes to become audible after the beginning. This is timeless music and fine rest for everyone feeling tensions because of this too technical age.

from the music one perceives a mixture of sadness and estrangement. the piece is very rhythmic and well orchestrated with notes of Celtic and instrumental music that frankly I like them. the bell provides that touch of mystery that does not hurt and makes everything even more fascinating and dark at the same time.

the way you do music and the way your music sounds its marvelous. Am the of an artist of listen to type of music and will to work with other artist in future . i wish you all the best in your art.

This orchestral piece starts out true to it's name, as a serene instrumental with high sustained violins. The classical guitar entering over a pizzicato bass section lends beautiful support to the emerging theme in the strings. As the melody is handed off to the woodwinds, and a light chime is struck rhythmically, one has the sense of emerging into an open glade in an enchanted mystical forest! The harp is introduced and the vocals begin, signaling the end of the beautifully crafted and evolved intro. The beautiful voices of an English Cathedral choir add to the sense of wonder and spaciousness! A transitional chord progression smoothly transitions us to the middle development sections, with the treble voices fluttering in obstinate like magical beings as the mid-range voices take the melody. The counterpoints woven into the orchestral tapestry build to a glorious crescendo and the harmonies and themes are mellow and exquisitely uplifting. The overall production is of very high quality and the voices are world class. As the music fades, one is left satisfied at having come to the end of a beautiful, and perhaps magical journey! :-)

Fort Worth's The Antique Harmoniums have produced a well thought-out and calming Overture to the Calling. The long, yet not-too-long, introduction features a soundscape of (what sounds like) synthesized strings, double-reeds, and keyboard percussion. The nicely done vocals are a neat surprise.

The lyrics to introduction of this musical composition came to me like a wave...."Can you hear me My True Love? I AM Here.....Yes! I AM Here! Are you ready to follow Me now? I AM calling you on. I AM calling you upward! I AM here! I AM always listening,dancing, singing and resting with you in your way, yes in your way I will keep you until you find and choose My Way." The rest was heavenly and heaven-sent, calling me heavenward. Beautiful choral vocal with an inspired instrumental. I especially enjoyed the bells or Xylophone and the harp. In it's entirety, perfectly composed for plucking the heart strings of the listener to surrender to their Divine Calling. Requiem of The Promise of Eternal Life.

This overture (preview) is very refreshing. It sets up a gentle subtle background that gives the listener the sensation of awaking after a deep sleep to kiss of the golden rays of the rising sun. The opening strings are warm and inviting and the bell, oboe and harp are expertly used. One can feel the sun light moving slowly across one’s face. I really love the oboe solo – so delicate yet so penetrating. The harp is crystal clear and like droplets of light sparkle bringing even more life and love to the composition. The vocals at the end introduce an element of wonder. This is a wonderful and refreshing composition that I would love to hear performed by a full orchestra.

I really love the beginning stages of this piece. I realize that it may be completed now, but I will definitely take time to look for the entire work. It has a very Americana vibe, which is one of my favorite periods in concert music.