Music Compositions by Dr Gila Carcas

This is a piece I composed which was inspired by volcanoes. For more about my music, check out my webpage at www.carcas.net

Piece for solo harpsichord, composed to celebrate the then 30th anniversary of the first landing on the Moon in 1969. To find out more about my music, check out my webpage at www.carcas.net .

A piece I wrote originally for my late father who played the viola. For more about my music, check out my webpage at www.carcas.net .

A piece I composed shortly after my father passed away, a celebration of his life, love of music and faith. Not long before he died I visited Taize, a Christian spiritual retreat in France where many young people flock from around the world. Sitting by the lake there and hearing the church bells ring inspired the beginning and ending of the work. For more information about my music, check out my webpage at www.carcas.net .

A piece of mine for clarinet in A, violin, cello and piano inspired by a huge ancient earthwork and prehistoric fortress in West Sussex. For more information about my music, check out my webpage at www.carcas.net .

This is a video I created from various photographs, including some of my own, to accompany the second movement of my string quartet "Encountering the Creator". This movement is entitled "Infinite Embrace" and is inspired by an amazing and incredible unexpected visionary experience of the Creator just below the holiest Jewish site of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Israel. You can find more about this and other pieces I have composed on my website at www.carcas.net .