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Back in February I went to Whitby, an old fishing and once whaling port on the North Yorkshire coast of England. It has a few claims to fame. One Bram Stoker lived there and wrote part of Dracula while in the town. He also set some of it in Whitby. Two Captain Cook came from the town. Any way I adore the place and when I got back I started to work on this piece. I have finally finished it. Not perfect. I would like to add more orchestration and I think orchestral percussion would add to it, but I have not got that Jam Pack. It starts off with the sea, a constant theme in my music recently. Then I add a gull, the wind and the song in my heart. Next comes the rhythm of the town. I add a flute to try and reflect the nautical heritage of Whitby and then a guitar because I saw a good band there and a few buskers on the streets. Strings add a bit of colour. Finally it returns to a more reflective theme before fading into memory.
I hope you like it. Picture is of the ruins of Whitby Abbey.
I hope you like it. Picture is of the ruins of Whitby Abbey.
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I really like that theremin-like warble in there (it reminds me of something I would do)
This is really nice - never thought I would hear a song dedicated to Whitby, but I am glad I heard this one