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Serenity
of
Silence
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Composed
by
Acumen
(Milan
Kolarovic)
acumen@kolumbus.fi
http://www.kolumbus.fi/acumen
When
Mozart
was
composing
at
the
end
of
eighteenth
century,
the
city
of
Vienna
was
so
quiet
that
fire
alarms
could
be
given
verbally,
by
a
shouting
watchman
mounted
on
top
of
St.
Stefan`s
cathedral.
In
twentyfirst-century
society,
the
noise
level
is
such
that
it
keeps
knocking
our
bodies
out
of
tune
and
out
of
their
natural
rhythms.
This
ever
increasing
assault
of
sound
upon
our
ears,
minds,
and
bodies
adds
to
the
stress
load
of
civilized
beings
trying
to
live
in
a
highly
complex
enviroment.
-
Steven
Halpern
-
Thoughts.
Right
at
this
very
moment
it`s
hard
to
describe
how
I
feel,
it`s
just
so
overwhelming.
The
song
came
out
better
than
I
could
have
ever
imagined,
but
that`s
not
the
only
reason.
It
just
feels
so
damn
good,
and
at
the
same
time
also
so
bitter
sweet
to
be
apart
from
someone
you`d
give
your
life
and
heart
for.
From
these
mixed
emotions
I
often
find
the
right
mood
to
compose,
and
atleast
to
me
my
music
represents
the
purest
and
most
beautiful
way
to
tell
the
world
how
you
feel
and
what
you
wish
to
express.
Music
is
also
like
a
diary,
a
diary
of
emotions.
I`ve
often
said
that
when
I`m
listening
to
some
song
of
mine
that
it`s
like
reading
an
opened
diary.
I
can
tell
you
precisely
how
I
felt
at
the
time
I
was
making
that
particular
song,
and
it`s
basicly
really
just
an
amazing
thing
how
feelings
turn
into
notes,
melodies,
and
music.
On
"Serenity
of
Silence"
I
can
very
well
tell
you
how
much
I
can
hear
belonging
for
someone,
it
has
an
emotional
charge
like
never
before.
It
has
the
pure
desire
to
be
close,
to
be
honest
and
good
to
your
heart`s
chosen
one.
And
with`in
all
this
I
can
hear
that
earth`s
purest
emotion
desiring
to
reach
out
for
the
sky,
and
paint
the
feelings
of
devotion
with
tears
from
your
eyes.
The
Intro
part
which
I
composed
last
for
the
song
gives
the
whole
song
a
really
nice
contrast.
It
is
the
only
part
I
could
describe
as
melancholic,
though
in
a
rather
mellow
mood/sense.
This
reflects
the
bitter
sweet
feeling
love
sometimes
causes
to
a
person.
Every
single
thought,
smile
and
whisper
you
imagine
feels
so
rightful,
so
strong
and
good,
so
real
and
unique.
Love
and
feeling
of
caring
is
the
most
genuine
feeling
I`ve
felt
in
my
entire
life.
I
cannot
imagine
what
could
give
me
more
pleasure
than
dedicating
this
song
to
you,
Ann
Mary
H.
with
all
my
heart
and
soul.
A
bit
of
poetry.
Here
are
some
tiny
little
poems
I`ve
wrote
recently.
#1)
How
would
you
feel
if
love
is
right,
right
there
to
hold
you
tight,
love
that
would
never
die,
with
someone
who
would
love,
not
lie.
#2)
Out
of
the
blue,
you
gave
me
a
clue,
but
what
could
I
find,
when
there`s
no
one
your
kind.
#3)
Deep
down
in
my
soul,
I
know
I
want
more,
it`s
you
who
I
adore,
it`s
you
I`m
ready
for.
#4)
Life
is
an
ongoing
battle
of
survival,
with
you
I`d
love
to
see
it
all
the
way,
forever
love
and
cherish
your
soul,
keep
it
warm
and
safe.
Earthly
Thoughts.
From
a
dusty
room
to
the
world
around
I
present
you
my
latest
effort,
"SOS".
Two
pianos
are
playing
the
leading
roles
on
my
rather
"barouqish"
melodylines,
as
the
most
bizarre
things
are
happening
in
the
back.
Basicly
the
song
only
has
an
ironic
view
of
Serenity,
or
of
Silence,
not
to
mention
something
that
sounds
so
peaceful
as
the
whole
title
in
full.
I
seem
to
have
continued
my
weird/odd
chose
of
vocal/speech
samples
again.
Some
of
you
might
recognize
Keanu
Reeves`s
voice,
taken
from
the
brilliant
movie
"The
Matrix"
and
placed
in
the
beginning
of
the
intro
part,
and
the
porny
moan
and
X-rated
stuff
I
know
atleast
your
parents
wouldn`t
like
you
to
know
anything
about
;)
Btw,
I
downloaded
the
orgy
sounds
from
some
sample
site,
they
aren`t
sampled
by
me.
Once
again
I
had
come
up
with
more
material
I
could
use,
almost
enough
for
two
individual/separate
songs,
but
they
would
have
sounded
too
much
the
same,
so
I
decided
to
do
one
which
wouldn`t
sound
repetive,
atleast
what
comes
to
the
melody
lines.
I
might
aswell
reveal
that
several
songs
you`ve
heard
from
me
in
the
past
(for
example
"Out
of
The
Blue")
had
plenty
of
stuff
which
weren`t
used
in
the
song,
patterns
and
melodies
which
were
quite
far
away
from
the
theme/mood
of
which
the
songs
mostly
were
about.
In
the
future
you
might
very
well
hear
familiar
sounding
sa