This video is intense and the music is profound. If you are sensitive like me, be prepared to re-visit your innermost emotions and forgotten memories of this horrific event. I personally had to cry myself out and stop my trembling fingers, before I could get to this write.
The apprehension, the gripping build-up with the revving airplane engines sounds at 1:55 made me shudder with trepidation and sentiment. The footage showing the excruciating anxiety of the people on the New York City streets brought back the heart-stopping shock of this disaster. My sincere prayers and thoughts [still] go out to the injured & murdered victims and their families. I will never forget.
Likewise, I found Skully’s music very healing. The piano melody that commences at 1:58 layered with the calls from Base asking for Charlie Company to respond is profoundly appropriate; as though it is asking eternal unanswered questions.
The airy sounds at 2:24 layered with distant haunting vocals formed a vision in my mind of the lost souls searching for Rest.
The sombre music with heavy footsteps synchronized perfectly with the images of the funeral processions for the Fire Fighters and the candle vigils held throughout the world.
Skully’s remarkable music brings you through the emotions of 9/11 and intently guides you to a wonderfully tangible place for commemoration of the brave fire fighters who lost their lives trying to save innocent victims – The Firemen’s Garden aka the Garden of Remembrance in Ringfinnan, Kinsale, Ireland.
An unpretentious ‘birdsong’ piano chord layered with the main haunting piano melody escorts you as you walk through the rows of trees planted in this extraordinary place.
Written by Pam SkullyFan 21 March 2014
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