The Shores of Atlantis
By
Ross Mitchell
Written by
Steve Sheppard
This brand new single from pianist and composer Ross Mitchell has to be one of the most
colourful tapestries of sound that I have heard in the genre of piano with
added instrumentation for quite some time, a single that brought back a few
memories for me too, and called The
Shores of Atlantis.
I used to host a show by the title of this new single, and it
indeed used to feature music very similar to this, Atlantis itself is also
close to my heart given that I live on the island of Cyprus, one of the postulated sites of that ancient world.
The almost neo classical start to this piece was simply
perfect and one that flowed beautifully into the pianists repeating piano
motifs. This is one creative composition that has a special fluency, the
orchestration and change of vibrancy added layer upon layer of crafted
expertise, and onwards to the crescendo and a slight pause, which then elevated
the piece to a soundtrack level entirely.
Here is a very pleasing new composition by the artist, one
that draws a picturesque musical narrative of the lost city in a most pleasant
and graphic way, surely a big hit could well be on the cards for The Shores of Atlantis by Ross Mitchell.
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