Anna Thorvaldsdottir - AIŌN (excerpt)

AIŌN, a symphony in three movements - excerpt from the first movement, titled Morphosis
AIŌN is a symphony-scale orchestral work in three movements, titled Morphosis, Transcension and Entropia - total duration of the entire work is 38 minutes. The piece was written for the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, and co-commissioned by the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, in 2018.
Excerpt from the live premiere performed by the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and conductor Anna-Maria Helsing at the Point Festival in May 2019.
www.annathorvalds.com/aion

[@vigensayadyan3681]

The music is amazing and very powerful, I am very impressed as an artist. When I draw in my head the same ideas as in your music.

[@hoblogbicycling]

Thank you, Anna. This music calms the whirlwind in my head, and I become part of a landscape in which I can quietly look around, stand still and wonder.

[@michaelberridge1934]

Fascinating landscape of unexpected textures. Would love to hear the entire thing!

[@garaughty]

So magical sounding... awesome composition and arrangement !

[@eclauws]

creating time and loss of time ... marvellous!

[@brunningtuber]

maybe it's just me... initially I thought this is a perfect soundtrack for a science fiction thriller, but then for some reason, I listened to it again imagining I was a cat walking around the house in the middle of the night while my owners were sleeping

[@door2yourheart]

So menacing and so beautiful. Very much like Iceland!

[@hansvaneck8503]

Fine work of art, with a faint hint of Pettersson in the string melody.

[@singdancing8]

what dreams may come...

[@RuteNorte]

🎵🔥

[@fredrodgers2197]

We really need a recording of the complete work! Is there anything planned? The excerpt here hints that the complete work is even more mesmerizing than Anna Thorvaldsdottir's other pieces!

[@annathorvalds]

We are planning a recording of AION later this year for release next year, will share more soon!

[@fredrodgers2197]

@@annathorvalds That's great Anna! I look forward to hearing every new piece of yours.

[@user-uk3ln1fu7r]

So impressed!! If Stanley Kubrick was still alive, he would create a movie based on this music.