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Impulse Tracker 2.14 IT 2.14

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28

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25

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Instruments:

32

Patterns:

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Tracks:

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Track length:

1036

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                        Bird flies away.
                        Wind eases once.
                        Sun sets.

                        Grasp not.
                        Fly with clouds.
                        Wind has no rhythm.
                    
                                              
                        VIA REMOTENESS  (7:12)
                Heavenly Music Compo Arrangement                          

                by Eterman in 28.8.2000 for HMC3                  

        Now this is not that modern, the piece. I've listened
        to a lot of modern classical music, mainly Finnish 
        composers such as Kokkonen and Rautavaara, but I don't
        think I've taken any ideas from them. I understand some
        of their works and have even learned to enjoy them, but 
        there is no way I could create something so deep as
        their music is. 
        So if we have some tempo changes and the time signature is not
        stable all the time, that yet doesn't make the piece modern.
        Not that I wanted to track modern music, only something new.
        It may be of conventional roots, but fresh it must be. 
        In this special arrangement, I removed all drums to make the
        melody flow smoother. I also changed some instruments and even
        adjusted melody progressions. The changes in time signatures 
        are mostly done considering the melody. I didn't intend to 
        show off. I know plenty of more skillful artists in tempo
        changes and accents not to mention creating peaks. 
        I create melodies and chord-progressions and that's what I do
        best. What listener is to do best, is to listen. (wow, what a bad
        grammar!) It is interesting to catch the theory and analyze, but
        I hope you all know what listening to music is all about. 
        Not theory, I hope. It's interesting, but not the purpose.
      
                Not much more to say. Hope you enjoy this product.
        Hope it adds something to the compo. 
                

            
      

 -Harri Kivisto        
                                                eterman@writeme.com
        
        

• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Eterman
• http://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Impulsetracker/Eterman/via remoteness 2.it

3. Cello
4. Trumpet
5. Trombone
6. Violins
7. Violins
8. Violin
9. Woodwinds
10. Classical Strings
11. Strings
12. Strings
13. Strings
14. Space Choir
15. Space Choir
16. Men's Choir
17. Men's Choir
18. Xylophone
19. Xylophone
20. Cello
21. Trombone
22. Strings 2
23. Light pulse
24. Light pulse
25. High sound
26. Light pulse
27. Trumpet
28. Violin