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Exciting times ahead. Very close to coming up with a way to issue tracks in digital and physical formats with a twist.

I’ve just added this track that I wrote called Sink Below[Audio http://radiomovies.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/aqua-voce.mp3]

Here’s a track called Not Coming Back[Audio http://radiomovies.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/not-coming-back.mp3]

Hope you like it! The awesome photo below is by Trey Ratcliff. SLR genius…

PS. Follow me on Instagram for updates on other tracks: https://www.instagram.com/philipsheppard/ – also if you leave me a message below, you may find an mp3 or two on its way..! Thanks for the continued support from Jane Austen fans – click here to know more…

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July 13, 2009

Madison

Oh wow. Absolutely fantastic. I adore cellos in most anything they’re used in. And that was just beautiful with the piano added. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!!
I’d love to have an mp3. I listen to all the mp3s you’ve sent constantly. XD

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1. July 13, 2009
  
  radiomovies
  
  The track should be with you now!
  many thanks as ever
  Philip
  
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July 13, 2009

Hannah

Another amazing track Philip, I cannot wait for more! You seem to be able to capture such heartfelt moments in your music. I never fail to be outstanded by the beauty and depth of your compositions.

I would love an mp3 of this!

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1. July 13, 2009
  
  radiomovies
  
  With you now
  thanks!
  Philip
  
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July 13, 2009

Kristina

Just wonderful!

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July 14, 2009

blarneygirl

Can I have a copy, too? Pleeeeease? 🙂

I’ve got quite a collection going now and love to listen to them while I’m at work.

BTW – thanks for sharing the pic your friend took. HDR photography is a passion of mine and I’m having a great time looking over his website!

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July 14, 2009

Amy

Thank you for the 2 pieces “not coming back” and “close your eyes.” They’re both very beautiful and calming–almost like time slows down while listening. How many layers of recording do you use to make that sound? I would really enjoy an mp3 of both, if you’re able, please!

Wonderful job, as always!
best, Amy

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July 15, 2009

AustenBlog . . . she’s everywhere » Midweek Open Thread: Pretty Music Edition

[…] with AustenBlog readers. close your eyes is a piece for solo cello, prepared piano and strings. Not Coming Back is a piece for piano and cello orchestra. […]

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July 15, 2009

radiomovies

Trey’s website/blog is extraordinary too:
http://www.stuckincustoms.com/
best
Philip

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July 15, 2009

Carmen

Hi Phillip!

Your website is precious! I’ve already started to listen and download your beautiful pieces. By the way, this one called The Derwent Ballad can’t be downloaded 🙁

I will link your site to ours as well as other places. You and your music deserve it! 😉

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1. July 15, 2009
  
  radiomovies
  
  Dear Carmen
  Thankyou so much for your kind words. I will try to end it to you later!
  best wishes
  
  Philip
  
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July 15, 2009

Maria L.

Hi Phillip,

I’ve loved discovering your lovely, evocative music. If you are not too tired of sending out mp3s, you have another fan waiting! I do hope you put out an collection of your music–I would happily purchase it. Did you ever find a title for the unnamed piece you posted after Crystallised Beauty? I really love that one.

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July 15, 2009

vendethiel

Lovely music! Thanks for letting us all listen. I would love a copy, it you don’t mind.

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July 17, 2009

Rachel Midgley

This and ‘Close Your Eyes’ are two more lovely pieces, and definitely the sort of music that you have to stop and listen to properly. They are both very relaxing and have a nice understated quality to them that I really like.

Are these available for download/buy anywhere? I would love to have them on my iPod.

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July 18, 2009

Vic

Your music keeps getting better and better. I just shared this link on my Twitter account and will feature it on Jane Austen’s World and Jane Austen Today as well. Vic

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