Music Of Cathedrals and Forgotten Temples | 1-Hour Atmospheric Choir Mix
The Best Choral Orchestral Pieces of Cathedrals and Forgotten Temples!
Tracklist:
0:00 Jeremy Soule – Peace of Akatosh (The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Soundtrack)
4:09 Catholic Renaissance Hymns – Adoremus in Aeternum
6:42 Hans Zimmer – Aurora
15:17 Mozart – Requiem: Lacrimosa
18:26 Howard Shore – Evenstar (The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Soundtrack)
21:41 Gregorian Chant – Da Pacem Domine
26:15 Mychael Danna – Tsimtsum (Life of Pi Soundtrack)
29:05 Pergolesi – Stabat Mater: Dolorosa
33:48 Samuel Barber – Agnus Dei
41:44 Catholic Hymns – Pange Lingua Gloriosi
48:08 Erik Satie – Gymnopedie No. 1 (for Soprano)
51:47 Gregorian Chant – Dies Irae
54:53 Jeremy Soule – From Past to Present (The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim Soundtrack)
59:58 Howard Shore – Twilight and Shadow (the Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Soundtrack)
1:03:28 Gabriel Faure – Pie Jesu
1:06:56 Gregorian Chant – Te Deum
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Becoming one of \«The People\» Becoming one with Neytiri
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Becoming one of \«The People\» Becoming one with Neytiri · James Horner
AVATAR Music From The Motion Picture Music Composed and Conducted by James Horner
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Piano, Programmer: Aaron Martin
Violin: Aimee Kreston
Percussion: Alan Estes
Violin: Alan Grunfeld
Trombone: Alexander Iles
Viola: Alma Fernandez
Violin: Alyssa Park
Choir: Amy Fogerson
Violin: Ana Landauer
Violin: Anatoly Rosinsky
Viola: Andrew Duckles
Trombone: Andrew Malloy
Cello: Andrew Shulman
Cello: Anthony Cooke
Choir: Ayana Haviv
Oboe: Barbara Northcutt (1st)
Trumpet: Barry Perkins
Viola: Brian Dembow
Horn: Brian O'Connor
Vocals: Carmen Twillie (Solo)
Viola: Cassandra Richburg
Choir: Chris Gambol
Choir: Chris Mann
Bass: Christian Kollgaard
Cello: Christine Ermacoff
Choir: Claire Fedoruk
Violin: Clayton Haslop (CM)
Choir: Clydene Jackson
Vocals: Clydene Jackson (Solo)
Contributor: Dan Brock
Cello: Dane Little
Choir: Daniel Chaney
Horn: Daniel Kelley
Viola: Darren McCann
Horn: David Duke
Horn: David Everson
Violin: David Ewart
Additional Engineer: David Landon
Bass: David Parmeter
Flute: David Shostac (1st)
Viola: David Walther
Trumpet: David Washburn (1st)
Engineer: Denis St. Amand
Cello: Dennis Karmazyn
Editor: Dick Bernstein (Music Editor)
Timpani: Donald Williams
Choir: Donna Medine
Choir: Drea Pressley
Bass: Drew D. Dembowski
Choir: Ed Levy
Choir: Edie Lehmann Boddicker
Choir: Elin Carlson
Choir: Elissa Johnston
Violin: Endre Granat
Cello: Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick
Bass: Frances Wu
Violin: Galina Golovin
Clarinet: Gary Bovyer (1st)
Cello: George Kim Scholes
Trombone: George Thatcher
Choir: Gerald White
Flute: Geraldine Rotella
Viola: Gina Coletti
Choir: Greg Geiger
Violin: Haim Shtrum
Violin: Henry Gronnier
Piano, Programmer: Ian Underwood
Violin: Jacqueline Brand
Conductor: James Horner
Tuba: James Self
Viola: Jennie Hansen
Choir: Jennifer Graham
Horn: Jenny Kim
Editor: Jim Henrikson (Supervising Music Editor)
Harp: JoAnn Turovsky (1st)
Choir: Joan Beal
Trumpet: Jon Lewis
Choir: Jonathan Mack
Clarinet: Joshua Ranz
Choir: Jules Green
Violin: Julie Ann Gigante (P2)
Choir: Karen Hogle Brown
Vocals: Karen Hogle Brown (Solo)
Violin: Katia Popov
Viola: Keith Greene
Bassoon: Kenneth Munday
Violin: Kenneth Yerke
Violin: Kevin Connolly
Recording: Kevin Globerman
Choir: Kimberly Switzer
Oboe: Lara Wickes
Choir: Leanna Brand
Choir: Lika Miyake
Choir: Lisbeth Scott
Choir: Marc Pritchett
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Viola: Maria Newman
Horn: Mark Adams
Choir: Mark Beasom
Choir: Mark Edward Smith
Viola: Marlow Fisher
Viola: Matthew Funes
Percussion: Michael Fisher
Choir: Michael Geiger
Choir: Michael Lichtenauer
Viola: Michael Nowak
Bassoon: Michael O'Donovan (1st)
Bass: Michael Valerio (1st)
Choir: Michele Hemmings
Editor: Mike Bauer (Music Editor)
Violin: Miran Kojian
Violin: Natalie Leggett
Bass: Nico Carmine Abondolo
Choir: Nike St. Clair
Bass: Oscar Hidalgo
Viola: Pamela Goldsmith (1st)
Horn: Paul Klintworth
Cello: Paula Hochhalter
Viola: Peter Jandula-Hudson
Percussion: Peter Limonick
Violin: Philip Levy
Vocals: Radka (Solo)
Violin: Radu Pieptea
Violin: Rafael Rishik
Clarinet: Ralph Williams
Choir: Randy Crenshaw
Violin: Rebecca Bunnell
Horn: Richard Todd
Viola: Robert Brophy
Trombone: Robert Sanders
Percussion: Robert Zimmitti (1st)
Violin: Roberto Cani
Violin: Roger Wilkie
Viola: Roland Kato
Violin: Ron Clark
Bassoon: Rose Corrigan
Contributor: Ryan Johnson (Music Assistant)
Viola: Samuel Formicola
Violin: Sarah Parkins
Choir: Scott Graff
Choir: Sean McDermott
Violin: Shalini Vijayan
Choir: Sharmila Guha
Choir: Shawn Kirchner
Viola: Shawn Mann
Piano: Simon Franglen
Producer, Recording & Mixing: Simon Rhodes
Choir: Stephen Grimm
Cello: Steve Erdody
Horn: Steven Becknell
Viola: Steven Gordon
Violin: Sungil Lee
Bass: Susan Ranney
Contributor: Sylvia Wells (Music Scoring Coordinator)
Violin: Tamara Hatwan
Violin: Tereza Stanislav
Vocals: Terri Wood (Solo)
Choir: Terry Wood
Viola: Thomas Diener
Violin: Tiffany Hu
Recording: Tim Lauber
Cello: Timothy Landauer (1st)
Trumpet: Timothy Morrison
Choir: Tonoccus McClain
Woodwind: Tony Hinnigan
Violin: Valdimir Polimatidi
Viola: Victoria Miskolczy
Trombone: William Booth (1st)
Composer, Writer: James Horner
Arranger: Simon Fraglen
This is a manually constructed virtual sound environment.
Hundreds of high quality audio samples have been positioned around you projecting a vivid storm atmosphere.
The audio will vary in intensity and focus over time, with different peaks and relaxed moments.
Using modern spatialisation techniques (e.g. binaural panning) we can give sounds a position allowing you to perceive where the sound is coming from in three dimensions surrounding you.
'8D Audio' is just a new term / buzzword to describe a simulated binaural effect, this is actually produced using HRTF filtering.
HRTF is a technology used to emulate positional audio in 3D space by attempting to mimic the acoustics of human hearing. It has been most widely adopted to allow games to portray accurate positional audio. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head-related_transfer_function
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— A two hour recording of an actual thunderstorm, looped five times so that you can listen to it all night. Hear the crickets fall silent as the rain comes in, thunder rumbles then passes by, and comes in again. Great ambient backdrop for sleep, meditation, study, or anytime you need some sounds of nature.
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Many thanks to csengeri for the recording used in this video (\«17th of May 2013 thunderstorm in Pécel\») recorded in Hungary in 2013. The audio was modified as follows: Audio was enhanced and undesired elements of the recording were removed. It is used here under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The wonderful photo used in this video is titled \«Camino a la Tormenta\» by Emilio Küffer. It has been modified in size and by the addition of text elements. It is used here under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
This 'just tones' track is designed to lower your brainwave activity to a more relaxed mental state in the low alpha range.
The isochronic tones in this session cycle begin at 8.6Hz the low alpha frequency range. It gradually ramps down over 5 minutes to 8Hz, where it then ramps back up to 8.6Hz over the next 5 minutes. This cycle is then repeated for the rest of the track. You can listen to it for as long as you need but I recommend listening for a minimum of 10 minutes to give it a chance to start working and influencing your brainwave activity.
This is a brainwave entrainment audio session using isochronic tones. If brainwave entrainment and isochronic tones are new concepts for you, there is some information about that and how it works here: goo.gl/QwLgHs.
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How should you listen to this?
Ideally, listen to this in a calm and quiet environment and in comfortable upright position. Although you may find it very relaxing, it's not specifically designed to make you fall asleep. So I recommend listening to it during the daytime.
Although headphones are not required, using them will usually help to block out distracting external noises.
How loud should the volume be?
Adjust the volume to a level you feel comfortable with. It shouldn't be so loud that it hurts your ears or becomes too distracting.
An autumn wind storm whips at your clothes, howling across the acres of bleak moorlands and hills, whistling through the autumn brown grass, whispering a change of season. You find shelter in a small wooden cabin, listening as the wind rises and falls, tugging the very wooden bones of the cabin walls around you.
Fades to a black screen after a minutes to protect against screen burn / light pollution. Use as white noise, relaxation background noise, for inspiration and even to help fall asleep. Continues non-stop for 10 hours.
These wind sounds were recorded over a period of a couple of days in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Canada. During the fall of 2017, a Chinook was blowing in creating a powerful wind storm, and these great howling and whistling sounds as they pounded our cabin.
These sounds are perfect as sleep noise, sleep sounds, for relaxation, concentrating, studying, meditation etc.
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