Astronomy 2 | Audio Network UK

Astronomy2776/5
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesRestless chamber orchestra with lyrical solo string & woodwind melodies

2:17138 BPM
Astronomy 22776/36
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesRestless chamber orchestra with solo string & woodwind melodies. Alt mix

1:43138 BPM
Astronomy 3 (60)2776/37
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesRestless chamber orchestra with lyrical intertwining solo string melodies

1:00138 BPM
Astronomy 4 (60)2776/38
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesRestless chamber orchestra with intertwining solo string melodies. Builds

1:00138 BPM
Astronomy 5 (30)2776/39
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesRestless chamber orchestra with lyrical intertwining solo string melodies

0:30138 BPM
Astronomy 6 (30)2776/40
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesLyrical viola & cello melodies over gently moving light chamber orchestra

0:30138 BPM
Astronomy 7 (Sting)2776/41
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesMysterious piano & cello sting

0:08138 BPM
Astronomy 8 (Sting)2776/42
Jordan Gagne (SOCAN/GMR)
8 mixesFidgety light woodwind sting with piano pulse

0:05138 BPM

Key: Am
Metre: 7/8
Tempo: 138 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: Galileo Galilei is often incorrectly credited with the invention of the telescope. Historians now believe Dutch eyeglass maker Johannes Lippershey was its creator. Galileo was probably the first to use the device to study the heavens.