‘For You, Who Sings With The Garden Birds’ - official video out now!
At last, I can share this with you, on this Summer solstice, 'For You, Who Sings With The Garden Birds'
This is the visual accompaniment to my tune, inspired by the shapes and movements of nature found here in Scotland.
I would love for you to take a moment and join me, wandering through fields and shorelines, and follow the lines that are carved deep into the sky by vast mountains ranges and travelling birds.
This video has taken quite some time to create and contains nearly 3 years worth of footage I've captured of moments in nature that I wish I could have held forever. It is dear to my heart - I hope you will enjoy it too.
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A Carrying Stream
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Cairn
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On The Nature Of Things
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Cairn - A collection of new music accompanying stories and folklore from the Scottish archives
Moments in nature
A live session from home
About
Blair Coron is a musician and poet from Springfield, a small village in Fife, Scotland. His quiet and intimate music blends modern classical, storytelling and traditional melodies, with themes of nature, people, time and place. Through music, words and cinematography, Coron's primary intention is to create enchanting atmospheres that sets course for introspection and connection to the landscapes surrounding us.
After the success of his debut album On the Nature of Things, Coron recently released his second album and accompanying film Cairn, in collaboration with the School of Scottish Studies Archives and National Trust for Scotland and funded by Creative Scotland. It is a celebration of Scottish heritage, a thank you to all it has given so far, containing new music set to archival interviews of those living in the Highlands and Islands during the early 20th century discussing local legends, childhood reminiscences and traditions long forgotten.
Following this, he has been further commissioned by Edinburgh University and the School of Scottish Studies Archives to help curate a new exhibition made to enhance viewers' experiences and connections to visual and audio materials from the Scottish Archives. This is A Carrying Stream, of which the music for was also released separately as an EP.
