Prelude to Ocean, by Elise Esther

Prelude to Ocean

by Elise Esther

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1.	Prelude to Ocean 03:54	buy track
2.	Brothers 04:12	buy track
3.	Magic 03:19	buy track
4.	How far is too far 03:13	buy track
5.	Soul finds a way 03:28	buy track
6.	American ballad 03:05	buy track
7.	Night trip 02:58	buy track
8.	Aurora 03:11	buy track

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The compact disc is available now for 10€. The digital version is available for free or on donnation. To buy the album helps me to create the next one so thanks a lot for your support :)

If you want to use my music for a video or any media, or a commercial use please send me a message first. (pianiste.elise@gmail.com)

A little story of this album :

This my first album, but I write music since many years. I am very glad that I finally manage to put everything together, all my influences, and create an album that represents what I feel in music. I tried to put in this album some real and sincere emotions.

The piano is my first instrument, the one I love the most, but when I started playing the harp a few years ago I find a new freedom in my music. It was obvious to me to mix these two instruments. Sometimes the piano is the main istruments, sometimes the harp, but I wanted both to be equal in the end. To me they complete each other perfectly and I have always liked to work on mixing differents melodies in my music, I think with piano and harp it makes an equilibrate sound.
The violin played by David Amsellem is a beautiful adding on two songs.

So, I hope you will like this album :)

All tracks written by Elise Esther.
Violin played by David Amsellem
Recording and mastering by Vincent Da Silva
Graphism by Clement Alfonso

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released May 5, 2018

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Elise Esther Toulouse, France

Elise Esther is a classical pianist and celtic harpist living in Toulouse, France. She travels from place to place to illuminate streets with her celtic harp. She is influenced by many kind of music, such as classical, irish traditionnal, post rock...
She released her first album in may 2018, composed with piano and harp for a magical travel.
Her second album will be available in september 2019 ... more

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