The Tithe and the Host

Inspector Looso felt so much compassion for the huge financial loss of the guests of Dick Boneman party that he allowed them to pray and commune for their sins in the chapel before they get interrogated one by one in regards to the murder circumstances. Strangely, the guests agreed to pray using Malachi verse 3:10 as follows.

"Bring all the tithes into the storehouse, so that there may be food in My house, and test Me now in this,” says the LORD of hosts, “if I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you a blessing until there is no more room to receive it."

One might wonder if all these people believe more in the income brought by the tithe than in the virtues of the relics provided to the churches by Boneman & Sacks Relic Asset Management Inc. Indeed, the tithe feeds better the bank account than the Ostia (Host).

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Music & Production: Syrel
Photography: Syrel

Hi @Syrel,

I like the Middle East feeling here with mature tone colour. But then it”s the Chinese dizi right?? Real surprising sound! The track is like three tracks combined for me and maybe you can extend each part! Thx for sharing!

Henry

Indeed, Henry. The duduk joined a clarinet to add more expressivity thanks to a free VST found on the net. Then the Dizi, which I suspect you heard before or already have the VST added a layer. I could have develop each theme and be too long but the concept behind the Rust & Bones orchestral suite was to quickly tell a story and not be boring. It is a bet I made with a friendly composer to show that I can throw many themes with different styles and good orchestrations in a short time.