this piece sounds very cool indeed.  also the preset is excellent.  is it possible to make it available in fxp corner?  (also was the file removed from Soundcloud?  i had listened to it a while back but now it seems to have disappeared.)

Thanks, budo !
The track is still on SC. Done for the preset...

Haunting!  Sweet harmonies...

Borealis wrote:

Spiritual with a randomized preset (a kind of organ)  based on Steinway B :
https://soundcloud.com/user-519333180/p...r-le-monde

Thanks, Jeff !

Sounds great!

Would be perfect to accompany the scene in a certain new sequel when a certain fifty-ish actor is about to launch from a certain floating city in a certain twin-tailed airplane, and he's standing on the ship's elevator, looking out at the water with a certain deceased character's dog tags in his hand...

...but I don't want to pass on any spoilers to those who haven't seen it yet.

(If you haven't seen it, then why not!?!?!  Unless you live in South Korea, but it's open there this week.)

Good job, Borealis!

Thanks, dlkein ! Will have to check it out...

Cheers !

Thanks, Stig ! You're too kind...
It can be also named "Pensée pour le monde".

All the best !

Prière Pour Le Monde - Prayer for the world - some ambience…
Well, we experience music very differently which is good. I like this ambience, specific feeling, mood, I get. The ambience of your recording simply adds to the meditative, trance-like atmosphere I get. I can find myself up high in the air and looking down at the earth drifting slowly forward looking at places - the name of the piece could also then be ”tour du monde”  round-the-world trip. A bit pensive, melancholic...

Anyway, this is a bit new genre for me. I like it. Thank you Borealis. I can say again: the way I experience music is always evolving, I broaden my musical taste - my preferences in music: genres, styles…..Thanks to you Borealis.
I want one more

Best wishes,

Stig

Pianoteqenthusiast, Organteqenthusiast, Harpteqenthusiast, Harpsichordteqenthusiast and experimenter

Would be perfect to accompany the scene in a certain new sequel when a certain fifty-ish actor is about to launch from a certain floating city in a certain twin-tailed airplane, and he's standing on the ship's elevator, looking out at the water with a certain deceased character's dog tags in his hand...

...but I don't want to pass on any spoilers to those who haven't seen it yet.

(If you haven't seen it, then why not!?!?!  Unless you live in South Korea, but it's open there this week.)

Good job, Borealis!