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				<pubDate>Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:36:50 GMT</pubDate>
			
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					<title>Public Symphony songs on TV</title>
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					<description>You may be searching online to find out what is that song on the NBC promo for &apos;Losing It With Jillian&apos; (or is it Gillian?)
And at the end of the Nicorette commercial, or the movie trailer for Run Fat Boy Run or Paris.
Breakthrough by Public Symphony has been used on all of these!</description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[You may be searching online to find out what is that song on the NBC promo for 'Losing It With Jillian' (or is it Gillian?)<br />
And at the end of the Nicorette commercial, or the movie trailer for <i>Run Fat Boy Run </i>or<i> Paris.<br />
Breakthrough </i>by Public Symphony has been used on all of these!]]></content:encoded>
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					<title>Song focus: STRONGER</title>
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					<description>&amp;nbsp;Song focus: STRONGER

Too late for this year&apos;s London Marathon, I have been editing this down to offer for TV montages at The World Cup, for those breathless high-altitude challenges!

First broadcast for the University Boat Race, &amp;lsquo;Stronger&amp;rsquo; is an anthem about endurance in the face of hardship. I was a Cambridge oarsman. Rowing taught me all about pushing my pain threshold and learning to live at my limits every day, which has equipped me for times of stress. I wrote this song to inspire a friend who was very low. It was also the first co-write with James who gave me some chords to write a top-line. The song has been featured on Comic Relief, adopted by various charity compilations and won an award in the International Songwriting Competition.

The video for Stronger, created by Canadian animator Theodore Ushev, was based on his award-winning animation &amp;lsquo;Walk On By&amp;rsquo; and was a collaboration fulfilled purely over the internet. The video follows Everyman&amp;rsquo;s journey through life&amp;rsquo;s ups and downs. It gives perspective. Theodore followed this up with an extraordinary animation for another song &amp;lsquo;White Dove&amp;rsquo;. Watch via the video page.&amp;nbsp;


Lyrics for STRONGER (Words D. Vye)

Miles and miles ahead to go
Rain may pour and wind may blow
Higher mountains you will climb
Go on 
Taking one step at a time 
Come on

Though your weary body ache
And though you ask what it will take
And though your head keeps saying no
The more you tread the more you grow
The more you know
Oh 
Breathe it out and breathe it in
And don&amp;rsquo;t give in
Don&amp;rsquo;t give in
Yeah

Miles and miles you will have been
Mountain views you will have seen
And though it felt like a bitter pain
Come on
All you had you had to gain

Strong, getting stronger
Pain, pain no longer
And so, still you grow

Breathe it out and breathe it in
Breathe it out and breathe it in
And don&amp;rsquo;t give in
Don&amp;rsquo;t give in

Stronger
Stronger
Give it all, give everything
Give it out and don&amp;rsquo;t give in
Breathe it out and breathe it in 
Breathe it out and breathe it in
Breathe it out and breathe it in
Breathe it out and breathe it in

Before you know it, you could win</description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[&nbsp;Song focus: STRONGER<br />
<br />
Too late for this year's London Marathon, I have been editing this down to offer for TV montages at The World Cup, for those breathless high-altitude challenges!<br />
<br />
First broadcast for the University Boat Race, &lsquo;Stronger&rsquo; is an anthem about endurance in the face of hardship. I was a Cambridge oarsman. Rowing taught me all about pushing my pain threshold and learning to live at my limits every day, which has equipped me for times of stress. I wrote this song to inspire a friend who was very low. It was also the first co-write with James who gave me some chords to write a top-line. The song has been featured on Comic Relief, adopted by various charity compilations and won an award in the International Songwriting Competition.<br />
<br />
The video for Stronger, created by Canadian animator Theodore Ushev, was based on his award-winning animation &lsquo;Walk On By&rsquo; and was a collaboration fulfilled purely over the internet. The video follows Everyman&rsquo;s journey through life&rsquo;s ups and downs. It gives perspective. Theodore followed this up with an extraordinary animation for another song &lsquo;White Dove&rsquo;. Watch via the video page.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
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Lyrics for STRONGER (Words D. Vye)<br />
<br />
Miles and miles ahead to go<br />
Rain may pour and wind may blow<br />
Higher mountains you will climb<br />
Go on <br />
Taking one step at a time <br />
Come on<br />
<br />
Though your weary body ache<br />
And though you ask what it will take<br />
And though your head keeps saying no<br />
The more you tread the more you grow<br />
The more you know<br />
Oh <br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in<br />
And don&rsquo;t give in<br />
Don&rsquo;t give in<br />
Yeah<br />
<br />
Miles and miles you will have been<br />
Mountain views you will have seen<br />
And though it felt like a bitter pain<br />
Come on<br />
All you had you had to gain<br />
<br />
Strong, getting stronger<br />
Pain, pain no longer<br />
And so, still you grow<br />
<br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in<br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in<br />
And don&rsquo;t give in<br />
Don&rsquo;t give in<br />
<br />
Stronger<br />
Stronger<br />
Give it all, give everything<br />
Give it out and don&rsquo;t give in<br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in <br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in<br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in<br />
Breathe it out and breathe it in<br />
<br />
Before you know it, you could win<br />]]></content:encoded>
					<pubDate>Fri, 30 Apr 2010 20:41:48 GMT</pubDate>
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					<title>Song focus: WINGS</title>
					<link>http://publicsymphony.com/communicate.cfm?feature=560193&amp;postid=263801</link>
					<description>&amp;nbsp;Song focus - WINGS is rather appropriate for Easter, says Dobs:

Our album begins at the end &amp;ndash; the need for ending. Or a new beginning. Maybe &amp;lsquo;Wings&amp;rsquo; could have been placed at the end of the album, but the sequencing flows only up from its lowest, broken point. 
Being close to that point was a period of epiphany for me which made me stronger. Hope springs. 
But seeing loved ones lose hope through infirmity or old-aged loneliness is hard to square with a hopeful outlook. &amp;lsquo;Wings&amp;rsquo; is that call for the need to finish, or somehow to re-begin.

I met co-composer David Lowe at TV music events as he had composed the BBC News music and I had composed the Sky News music. I told him I was looking for musical sketches to inspire seeds for Public Symphony songs and he played me a bunch of music cues. These string chords began life in a poetry TV series, and I loved the feel, so I took his samples and Logic arrangement away with me to re-work. 
The angelic soprano guest, Natasha Marsh, became my wife.


WINGS (Words D.Vye)
I am spent I am down 
I am lost and if I&amp;rsquo;m found 
Heal me heal me 
My heart sings for no things 
Give me light 
Give me wings
I am worn I am torn 
Give me end give me dawn 
Take me take me 
My heart sings for such things 
Give me light 
Give me wings 
Give me wings</description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[&nbsp;Song focus - WINGS is rather appropriate for Easter, says Dobs:<br />
<br />
Our album begins at the end &ndash; the need for ending. Or a new beginning. Maybe &lsquo;Wings&rsquo; could have been placed at the end of the album, but the sequencing flows only up from its lowest, broken point. <br />
Being close to that point was a period of epiphany for me which made me stronger. Hope springs. <br />
But seeing loved ones lose hope through infirmity or old-aged loneliness is hard to square with a hopeful outlook. &lsquo;Wings&rsquo; is that call for the need to finish, or somehow to re-begin.<br />
<br />
I met co-composer David Lowe at TV music events as he had composed the BBC News music and I had composed the Sky News music. I told him I was looking for musical sketches to inspire seeds for Public Symphony songs and he played me a bunch of music cues. These string chords began life in a poetry TV series, and I loved the feel, so I took his samples and Logic arrangement away with me to re-work. <br />
The angelic soprano guest, Natasha Marsh, became my wife.<br />
<br />
<br />
WINGS (Words D.Vye)<br />
I am spent I am down <br />
I am lost and if I&rsquo;m found <br />
Heal me heal me <br />
My heart sings for no things <br />
Give me light <br />
Give me wings<br />
I am worn I am torn <br />
Give me end give me dawn <br />
Take me take me <br />
My heart sings for such things <br />
Give me light <br />
Give me wings <br />
Give me wings<br />]]></content:encoded>
					<pubDate>Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:23:21 GMT</pubDate>
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					<title>iTunes release INSPIRE and INSPIRE INSTRUMENTALS. Who wants to review?</title>
					<link>http://publicsymphony.com/communicate.cfm?feature=560193&amp;postid=263800</link>
					<description>iTunes have now launched Public Symphony&amp;rsquo;s album &amp;lsquo;inspire&amp;rsquo; with exclusive chill and club mixes AND an instrumentals version of the album:

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/inspire-remastered/id359676931              Inspire + bonus mixes

http://itunes.apple.com/album/inspire-instrumentals-remastered/id360673771             Inspire Instrumentals (Remastered)</description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[iTunes have now launched Public Symphony&rsquo;s album &lsquo;inspire&rsquo; with exclusive chill and club mixes AND an instrumentals version of the album:<br />
<br />
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/inspire-remastered/id359676931              Inspire + bonus mixes<br />
<br />
http://itunes.apple.com/album/inspire-instrumentals-remastered/id360673771             Inspire Instrumentals (Remastered)<br />]]></content:encoded>
					<pubDate>Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:22:24 GMT</pubDate>
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					<title>&apos;inspire&apos; means...</title>
					<link>http://publicsymphony.com/communicate.cfm?feature=560193&amp;postid=33417</link>
					<description>animate, invigorate, create feeling / thought, give rise to, breathe in, stimulate</description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[animate, invigorate, create feeling / thought, give rise to, breathe in, stimulate]]></content:encoded>
					<pubDate>Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:08:22 GMT</pubDate>
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					<title>New youngest fan</title>
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					<description>&amp;nbsp;Harley William Vye became Public Symphony&apos;s youngest fan on 17.12.08 weighing 8lb 4oz. But Harley was already familiar with dad&apos;s album prior to making his appearance, with Fill Your Sails being his fave track. Mum had a swift labour with Stronger on her labour CD: &apos;Breathe it out and breathe it in and don&apos;t give in....&apos;

See the Mail On Sunday pics and article by clicking on &lt;a target=&quot;_new&quot; href=&quot;http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1111553/Hes-got-mums-lungs-Opera-star-Natasha-Marsh-introduces-week-old-son-Harley.html&quot;&gt;this link.&amp;nbsp;

&amp;nbsp;
Harley Vye hums Breakthrough on his birthday</description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[&nbsp;Harley William Vye became Public Symphony's youngest fan on 17.12.08 weighing 8lb 4oz. But Harley was already familiar with dad's album prior to making his appearance, with <i>Fill Your Sails</i> being his fave track. Mum had a swift labour with <i>Stronger</i> on her labour CD: 'Breathe it out and breathe it in and don't give in....'<br />
<br />
See the Mail On Sunday pics and article by clicking on <a target="_new" href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1111553/Hes-got-mums-lungs-Opera-star-Natasha-Marsh-introduces-week-old-son-Harley.html">this link</a>.&nbsp;<br />
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<img width="300" height="200" border="0" alt="" src="http://content.bandzoogle.com/users/publicsymphony/images/content/IMG0481-300.jpg" />&nbsp;<br />
Harley Vye hums <i>Breakthrough</i> on his birthday]]></content:encoded>
					<pubDate>Fri, 16 Jan 2009 15:50:00 GMT</pubDate>
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