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The
Luminous World Orchestra
Imagine the soothing, undulating textures and
majestic warmth of a Symphony Orchestra, combined with the gentle, lyrical
melodies of instruments from all corners of the world, resonating together
in a blissful interplay of sound.
The colors of The Luminous World Orchestra range from the velvety strings of violins, cellos, and Chinese Erhu fiddle, to the sweet breathy tones of Native American flute and Celtic pennywhistle, from delicately plucked guitar and harp to the round, ringing vibrations of Balinese Gamelan gongs...a gently empowering, meditative journey.
The unique music of The Luminous World Orchestra, led by film composer Steven Chesne, is softly soothing, spiritually inspiring, and gently empowering. “Muses of Aqua” and "Deva" are collections of organic, non-synthetic music useful for meditation, yoga, massage, relaxation, and focused listening.
Brahmasong Records
Brahmasong Records, the home of the Luminous World Orchestra, is run by L.A. based composer Steven Chesne, and his wife, musician Diane Chesne.
Steven
Chesne
Steven Chesne's composing career has spanned symphonic
music, historical and world music, as well as film and television scoring.
In television, Steven has composed the scores for over 300 episodes of
prime-time, network shows including "Batman: the Animated Series,"
"Family Man," "Family Matters," "Getting By,"
"Girls Across the Lake," "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper,"
"The Hogan Family," "Kirk," "Life Happens,"
"Perfect Strangers," "Step by Step," "Two of
a Kind," and "Valerie." Since 2000, Steven has scored 17
theatrical films including "Zen Noir," "Debating Robert
Lee," "The Trip," and "No Turning Back."
Steven's orchestral concert works include 4 symphonies, 2 concertos, 2 orchestral suites, and 2 tone-poems, as well as works for string quartet, woodwind ensemble, and music for theater and ballet. His works have been performed by The Ventura Symphony, The L.A. Modern String Orchestra, The Los Angeles Ars Symphonia Orchestra, The La Mirada Symphony, Mehli Mehta's American Youth Symphony, as well as by members of The Los Angeles Philharmonic, The L.A. Chamber Orchestra, The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, and The Pacific Symphony.