Teach4Endurance

Teach4Endurance

By Brian DaltonMusic
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Teach4Endurance episodes

  • Learn the Way
    "Learn the Way" is another track that will be on my next instrumental album entitled, "Bare". Tracks on this album are more minimalistic, but still have some of that ethereal vibe I'm becoming known for. At heart, this song is a piano piece; however, listen closely for multiple guitar tracks and let them guide you to "Learn the Way".
    4 min
  • Spheres
    "Spheres" is the second track on my upcoming "Bare" instrumental album. No beats, drums, percussions, etc. Simply guitars, bass and some ethereal elements (which is the theme of this entire upcoming album). That being said, this track is pretty trippy (if you listen closely). In the end, it all comes full circle . . . hence, "Spheres".
    4 min
  • Summer's End
    "Summer's End" is the first track on what will be my 6th instrumental album release. The album is entitled "Bare". It will be filled with tracks that are stripped down, acoustic if you will. There are still some of my ambient vibes, but as with this song, far more minimalistic than my other work. Think of it as "Brian Dalton-Unplugged"! Hope you enjoy it!
    4 min
  • Closing Fast
    "Closing Fast" was actually inspired by my podcast episode, "No Return to Syndication."
    https://shows.acast.com/623daf7026ae2900133636e8/episodes/no-return-to-syndication
    Essentially, this life is our one shot. It is not a sitcom where we get an opportunity for a rerun . . . hence, our lifelines can and will close fast. Grab onto life and live it for all its worth! Musically, it's an ambitious track, heavy on the strings (with a healthy dose of guitar layers in the background). Personally, my favorite part is the Coda at the end. Hope you like it!
    5 min
  • Weight of Circumstance
    "Weight of Circumstance" is a proud moment. It's weird; it's trippy; it's mind-bending. However, it didn't start that way. I just had a simple riff in my head that I had no idea where to go with it. Over time, it began blending together into this mind-warping journey. Put on headphones, lay back, close your eyes and go on an epic trip!
    6 min
  • Chasing Shadows
    "Chasing Shadows" is a fairly stripped down track (at least in my catalog of music creations it is). Simple layered guitar tracks with a gentle layer of harmonics to float along the backside. It's a pretty calming track . . . so, lay back and enjoy!
    5 min
  • Solaris
    The track "Solaris" is an ode to the sun. The name "Solaris" is both a boy's name and a girl's name meaning "of the Sun." This song's title came from how the piano chorus makes me feel while listening to it: bright, warm and free.
    5 min
  • Longing
    "Longing" (in my opinion) is my masterpiece (up to this point). I love it! Beyond being my "long"est composition, it simply takes the listener on a journey. The title comes from when I was putting together the second piano section (at the 5 minute mark). This entire sequence reminded me of missing somebody. Wanting or wishing for them to be in your life again. Hence, the title. Hope you all enjoy it.
    8 min
  • Memories Fade
    "Memories Fade" evokes a sense of solace and serenity. In my mind, it's a reminder that when we think someone/something we love is gone, they really aren't. We just need to pay attention. From a musical standpoint, my favorite part is the conga break at 2:27! Make sure to check that part out:)
    6 min
  • Questions Outweigh My Answers
    Oh, where to start with "Questions Outweigh My Answers"? The track title says it all. This song took me longer than most to reach its final form. I kept asking myself "What if?", which can often lead to running in circles on a hamster wheel.
    -What if I change the tempo here?
    -What if I alter the piano keys to violin strings?
    -What if I add a CODA at the end which leads to a crescendo?
    . . . and on and on.
    Finally, I've come to what you're hearing here, and I'm truly proud of. While I may still have more questions, I've answered enough to see this piece of music to its completion.
    6 min

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