Matteo Myderwyk – Remembrance (Official Video)

Remembrance is the first composition from Matteo Myderwyk’s debut Warner Classics album, Notes of Longing. Discover here: ❤️情人节美甲💅教程#20nails://w.lnk.to/mmnLY

“I composed and dedicated this music to a recently deceased relative of mine. The melody of Remembrance originates in the second movement of Ravel’s Miroirs: Oiseaux tristes. The key of E Flat minor is for me the ultimate sound world around memories.” – Matteo Myderwyk

Filmmaker: Mark Loonen

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