Ilse de Ziah - Soilse in Darkness (cello music)
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Sheet music for this piece available at https://store.playcellomusic.com/p/xd... ilse de ziah - cello and composition http://ilsedeziah.com available to download at http://ilsedeziah.bandcamp.com/track/... Solo cello concert in Christchurch cathedral, waterford Soilse in Darkness - Solace in Darkness composed by Ilse de Ziah ...heavy metal cello?... heavy wood?...celtic cello...
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