The Grandparents Haunted House - Orchestral Suite

This is a set of miniature dramatic musical pictures of what we discovered in our grandparents house after they left their house forever. The house contains a lot of history but mostly mysteries. Go see the scene description and the picture in each song to better appreciate the intention behind the music.

NOTE ===> The short stories for each chapter are in the songs. Clic on each song in order to read those captivating stories.

Music & Production: Syrel
Photography: Syrel (1981 to 1986)

1. Hiding In The Attic.                                     1:48
2. The Forgotten Insurance Policy                1:58
3. Grandpa's Secrets                                     2:02
4. Fishing and in Love Forever                      2:27
5. Grandma Concert Dreams                        2:38
6. The Twin Bathroom                                   8:20
7. Uncle Rudolf’s Minimalist Bedroom.         1:54
8. The glorious Dining Room                        3:52
9. Aunt Daisy's Bedroom                              4:02
10. The secret wedding                               2:06
11. The Last Trip - Short Requiem               3:32

“This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.”

https://soundcloud.com/user-461764443/sets/the-haunted-house

Wow, this is very rich, colorful and well done, in my opinion.

Nice suite!  "Hiding in the attic" reminds me of Elliot Goldenthal's score for the movie "Sphere" with all of it's creepy string harmonics and glissandi.  I think "Grandma concert dreams" was my favorite movement with it's resemblance to a piano concerto movement.  And the beginning of "The twin bathroom" sounds quite epic.  Your music once again is of top notch production quality but I think it suffers from a lack of self-similarity.  Like, it would be cool if there were thematic associations between the different movements or some foreshadowing of future movements.  Btw I also really like "Aunt Daisy's Bedroom" - it's more melodic and memorable than some of the other movements.  Thanks for sharing this music of superb quality!