Doug Sparling - Music For The Library
by dougsparling
- 01. The Mother and Child Reel 2:13
- 02. Seven Days Come September 2:05
- 03. Teampall An Cheathrair Alainn 2:33
- 04. The Old Farmhouse 1:56
- 05. Full Moon Romance 2:19
- 06. Green Castle 0:41
- 07. From A Distant Shore 1:49
- 08. Le Depart 1:17
- 09. Les Papillons Qui Dansent 0:30
- 10. Merry Mozart 0:43
- 11. Where Ever You Go 2:30
- 12. The Huron Carol 1:00
- 13. Ice Cream Sunday 1:06
- 14. Above Tranquility 2:00
- 15. Sweet Dawn On Brighter Fields Afar 1:05
- 16. Sweet Dreams Come Drifting Down 2:35
- 17. First Winds Of Autumn 2:50
- 18. Morning At The Quay 1:36
- 19. Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day 2:10
- 20. Happy To Meet 3:20
- 21. Be Thou My Vision (Celtic) 1:22
- 22. Chagrin 1:12
- 23. First Noel (Celtic) 1:35
- 24. Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella 1:16
- 25. Doug Sparling Overland 3:34
- 26. Morning At The Quay 1:36
- 27. Anthem (Demo) 2:18
- 28. First Winds Of Autumn 2:50
- 29. Perseus 1:42
- 30. There Is A River 1:19
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From 2005 - Another one of my early pieces written on Fruity Loops, I believe written along side Morning at the Quay. As much as I detest re-recording things, I could probably do it justice now (for what it is, but I cringe at the step programming)…then again, might be best to smile and regard it as a fond memory.
Intresting "dialogue" betweet the instruments ,a kind of canon, where the diffrent instruments repeat the same melody in the middle of the track .We will listening more to your music the next days.
Thanks for your recent comments, Doug. (I'm going to hang and check out ye great sounds here.)
Guest
said
Enchanting. Classic Sparling.
...man- tasteful stuff here, Doug. Thanks much for the encouraging words on 'For Joy.'
Guest
said
I remember Fruity Loops...used it a long time ago. Some cool stuff in that program. And I know how you feel about re-recording. Unless you are some kind of musical savant...you pretty much have to.
Peter G. Brown
said
Your FL demos are far better than mine ever were. Kudos, loving the orchestral feel.