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PURCHASE “WORLDS WITHIN LIVE:” https://raphaelweinroth-browne.bandca... STREAM “WORLDS WITHIN LIVE:” https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/rap... PURCHASE "WORLDS WITHIN:" https://raphaelweinroth-browne.bandca... Tumult I-II-III is a medley of the first three parts of the Tumult suite from Worlds Within. It is the dynamic apex of the album and contains some of the more metal-influenced sections as well as some percussion loops, which I created by tapping rhythmically on the bridge pickup and running the signal through a delay pedal. This results in a unique sound reminiscent of electronic/programmed drums, but with a more organic quality.   The piece opens with short, fragmented motifs, like disparate thoughts that slowly intertwine and form a tangled web, a mind lost in chaos and confusion. These repeating rhythmic loops are akin to insistent voices that echo over and over again. Each movement of the piece builds up from a single cell to a fully formed structure, dissolving almost as soon as it is complete, with musical themes reconstructing themselves again from nothing like old thoughts in a new guise. This triptych ends as it begins, emerging darkly triumphant from an arduous struggle.  Tumult I-II-III From the album Worlds Within Live (2021) All music composed and performed live by Raphael Weinroth-Browne Produced by Raphael Weinroth-Browne Recorded and engineered by Dean Watson at The Workshop in Luskville, QC Mixed by Dean Watson Mastered by Philip Shaw Bova Video shot and directed by Andrew Robillard Raphael plays a 2012 cello by Raymond Schryer and uses Schatten Pickups, Neumann Microphones, Custom Art IEMs, and Orange Amplifiers. Raphael's projects: Kamancello (all-improvised world music duo): https://kamancello.bandcamp.com The Visit (haunting metal-influenced cello/voice duo): https://thevisit1.bandcamp.com Musk Ox (progressive chamber folk trio): https://muskoxofficial.bandcamp.com/a... Glass Armour (progressive cinematic studio project): https://glassarmour.bandcamp.com/