Author Topic: Sébastien Schuller  (Read 2257 times)

charmedguy18

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Sébastien Schuller
« on: October 10, 2009, 02:08:34 pm »
Fans of Grey's Anatomy will have heard this on the latest episode (S06E04) at the end. A beautiful piano melody which complimented the melancholy mood of the episode's plot.

When I turn on his premier track, "Morning Mist" from the album Evenfall, I hear the point of view used by Sébastien Schuller to define the world we live in (as cheesy as that sounds). The instrumentals are the soul, but his voice is the body as he subtly adds it in a harmonious  rendezvous between the real world and what we all imagine the world to be.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

jeremybfr

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Re: Sébastien Schuller
« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2009, 11:41:41 am »
Thanks you for the discovery. I very like Morning Mist. You should have put a link to the music, it was a little bit hard to find it ;)
http://www.imeem.com/people/hsj0EhV/music/d7_bEFsI/sebastien-schuller-morning-mist/

charmedguy18

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Re: Sébastien Schuller
« Reply #2 on: October 17, 2009, 10:36:10 pm »
Thanks you for the discovery. I very like Morning Mist. You should have put a link to the music, it was a little bit hard to find it ;)
http://www.imeem.com/people/hsj0EhV/music/d7_bEFsI/sebastien-schuller-morning-mist/


In fact, I did put a link. I just didn't clutter it by putting the entire url.

Fans of Grey's Anatomy will have heard this on the latest episode (S06E04) at the end. A beautiful piano melody which complimented the melancholy mood of the episode's plot.

When I turn on his premier track, "Morning Mist" from the album Evenfall, I hear the point of view used by Sébastien Schuller to define the world we live in (as cheesy as that sounds). The instrumentals are the soul, but his voice is the body as he subtly adds it in a harmonious  rendezvous between the real world and what we all imagine the world to be.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!