The Lament of the White Doe
Here is a tale I wrote with my celtic harp.
Once upon a time there was a young doe who had strayed from the herd. Her reverie cost her dearly when she realized that she was surrounded by the flames that were devouring the forest. She called out to her fellow deer. She wasted her time looking for a path through the burning edge. Finally, fear told her to jump and run away from her people so that to escape the ...
axenvocs
wonderful :)
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DanDiplo
Voice is excellent, with really cool FX that help it tell a story, even without words - the sense of the tale really comes through and it sounds really dramatic. I can somehow imagine this as music to a theatrical play, it has that feel. Great stuff.
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Jypeka
So that’s the Pagan (I just looked on the internet)
In any case... very successful :W
But no inspiration there ;) +1
In any case... very successful :W
But no inspiration there ;) +1


mortheol
Now this is FANTASTIC !!!!!:o
I love the story...and I love your vocal add, haunting yet soothing<3
I may have to try something on this B) +1
I love the story...and I love your vocal add, haunting yet soothing<3
I may have to try something on this B) +1
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