Until We Meet Again - Children's Chorus Version

 

This is the children's chorus version.

I haven't recorded it yet...

I may never.  I like the improvised flute and guitar version much more.

Song Of The Golden Doors

 

Song:  Song of the Golden Doors

Composed / Performed By:  James Toller

This song was played by Alex, a main character in the Halo Trilogy...

in book two:  Halo:  Dei Terra.

The song was composed by someone from the distant past.

Morning Song

Song:  Morning Song

Composed / Performed By:  James Toller

This song was composed and played by a main character

in the first book of the Kuma Trilogy.

Alex had recorded this to play on Halo as Mom and Dad awakened.

 

Earth Song

 

Song:  Earth Song

Composed / Performed By:  James Toller

This song was composed and played by Noah...

a main character in book one of the Halo Trilogy.

He had played it to remember his former wife, Natalie, and the daughter 

he had only seen in the videos Natalie had sent, and of whom he knew 

he could never see again.

Noah's Song (From HALO: The Beginning)

 

Song:  Noah's Song

Composed / Performed By:  James Toller

This song was composed by Noah's former wife...Natalie 

in book one of The Halo Trilogy.

She had composed and played this for Noah...

who was far away on the research spacecraft...Halo.

She would play this song at sunset at a lake she had named Noah's Lake...

as she remembered and missed him dearly.

Until We Meet Again

 

Song: Until We Meet Again - for flute and guitar

Composed / Performed By:  James Toller

In the first book: HALO: The Beginning...

this song was composed by Alex and Anastasia...

and was sung by all the children to Mom and Dad 

just before leaving to their new planet...Dei Terrae.

Alex and Anastasia had first performed this rendition separately for Mom and Dad.

HALO

 

Song:  Halo

Composed / Performed:  James Toller

I had composed and performed this song for 

the first book of my second trilogy (The HALO Trilogy): HALO - The Beginning.

Two of the main characters had composed and performed this song

to their future children just before they were to face an uncertain future.

It was to convey their love for them, and as a goodbye.