Lost in Translation
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
Photography 101: Mystery
Today’s music comes from Oslo, from the remarkable young composer Peder B. Helland. At only 19 years of age, this Norwegian artist, has already written an impressive opus of instrumental music ranging from dark, suspense, to emotional melodies and relaxing soundscapes featuring a variety of instruments like piano, cello, violin, bagpipe and many more.
Meeting a talent like Peder’s is not an every day occurrence, and I have to share the enthusiasm and inspiration I find in his work.
This is my entry for today’s #photo101 project: Mystery.
To enjoy more of Peder B. Helland’s music go to his:
You Tube site
http://musicloveroriginals.bandcamp.com/ (to purchase his tracks)
Google+
www.creativecornerfun.blogspot.com
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/peder-b.-helland/id670633352
https://soundcloud.com/musicloveroriginals
facebook https://www.facebook.com/PederBHelland
Lost in Translation 
Wow, this music is indeed impressive! I’ve never heard of this composer before. Thank-you for introducing me.
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Thank you kindly for your visit Jill 🙂
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Thanks for sharing this link Paula – the music is incredible I find it hard to believe the composer is only 19 it is hauntingly beautiful!
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Hello Rosemary 🙂 I was overwhelmed with surprise and spent a few hours browsing through his videos. Amazing!
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It’s safe to say that you really surprised me today with music from Oslo! I listened to a few seconds (I’m at work, so I just skipped around in the song) and I like the spooky, dark, sad kind of music. Fits excellent with your wonderful photo.
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😀 Hello CG, it seems that you are not the only talent coming from Oslo 😉 Peder is extraordinarily gifted (imho) and seems like a really nice boy too; plus he is teaching people Norwegian for free on his Google+.
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It’s cool that he’s teaching people Norwegian from free. Reminds me of someone I know that teaches people Portugese for free through her blog!
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😉
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Fascinating… 🙂
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I will assume you are referring to my photo as well? 😉
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Yes it was your photo which I was referring to – it could very well also had been your avatar which is fascinating too – though my favorite is the lady in red with the white wine glass – wish you and yours a wonderful sunday… 😀
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Hmmm, that one is not on WP to my knowledge :D. Good night Drake and a happy Sunday 🙂
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Yes it is, very well captured – good night and enjoy a probably wonderful sunday… :-)… 😀
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It’s so beautiful, nice shot!
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Mysterious, and perhaps a bit haunting. The shadow and light definitely gives the photo a dramatic feel.
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And the lovely music fits perfectly.
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I definitely saw haunting 🙂 The sky was as in the photo, (there was no need for editing) I felt as if on another planet, and yet I was hardly 800 km eastern from my place 😀 Thank you, Jeff 😉
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Bellísimo post sia per Il testo , che per la foto meravigliosa…
…per la musica eccezionale…e anche per i commenti che seguono…..
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Thank you for listening Anna. Creativity is something I have a weakness for, as for comments and interaction – there are very few people one would want to keep in their life ….
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Paula, se in quella misteriosa casa stai organizzando qualche strana festa, ricordati di mandarmi l”invito 🙂
Le luci donano alla facciata un’atmosfera un po’ sinistra e ancor più sinistri sembrano quegli alberi inchinati, anzi quasi sottomessi a questa casa del mistero 🙂
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🙂 😀 Non dimenticherò. Sei sempre benvenuto, Renzo 🙂
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I love the combination of the music and this picture!
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Much obliged Nalinki
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Paula I will have to wait for the music as I am replying on my iPhone which does not play or show the audio file as it does on the computer. Your photo with it’s gorgeous night time reflections fits the theme perfectly.
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Incredible stuff all round.
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What I like about this scene is that it is captured exactly how it looked 🙂 no need for embellishing…. The young composer is amazing. Thank you for listening 🙂
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Thank you for introducing this lovely Norwegian music to me, Paula! >3
It’s a perfect match to your photo.
Ha en god helg!
*KLEM*
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Klem og teg Dina 🙂
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What a fabulous idea to combine your photo with a piece of music. They compliment each other perfectly. I often listen to classical pieces when I’m writing, I will look into this composer!
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Kind of spooky with wonderfully atmospheric music, Paula. 🙂
Hope you have some peaceful relaxing time planned this weekend.
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Thanks. I just hope to catch on my sleep.
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Sounds good. Sleep well 🙂
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Beautiful atmospheric music which matches your photo very well. Even Batman might think twice before going inside with that background music. 🙂
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😀 Even this Batman??? To tell you the truth – I did not dare either 😉
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Perfect background for Halloween!!! Paula, I owe you big one – here’s to my next year’s Halloween!
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You’re right, Paula, his music is lovely as is your photo! 🙂
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🙂 Very nice of you to admit it. Thank you, Linda 🙂
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The building is lit chiaroscuro.
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You are right, Allan 🙂 I was lucky!
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A very mysterious image and music, Paula. Peder is indeed very talented. 🙂 Have a great weekend. xx
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Will have to come back to listen to the music but what a brilliant sense of haunting in the photo!
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It is not often that one can see such a scene. I hated that holiday, but am happy with the photo 😉
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Wonderful music! The lighting in that shot is just perfect!
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🙂 🙂 It is a weird expensive hotel with even weirder guests, that played awful music during the day, during a wedding celebration, but at night – more specifically that particular night I saw a scene from a potential horror/mystery movie 😉 (shot in Slovakia)
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I am really taking to this music. Think I might prefer the hotel in daylight.
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