This classical version of Where Light Ends is the accumulation of many years of working towards perfecting the relationship and balance between the robust, synthetic and spatially full sounds of Electronic Music and the dimensionally delicate and humanly perfect voices of acoustic instruments, the Classical orchestra.
It has been a big work that's still in progress and at this stage, Where Light Ends leads us into the darkness of Space as we follow along Astronaut Mamoru Mohri's first journey in 1992 aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Every step of his amazing trip was taken into consideration when making the original compositions for this project as well as the strategic arrangements and score for this classical version. Each sound of the orchestra and electronic has a functional meaning and was imagined to work as a machine itself - the combination between the two music styles, both focusing on the same mission.
The title Where Light Ends refers to a location in Outer Space where humans would be safer from the ultra-violet rays of the Sun. A refuge or safe haven far enough to be able to escape its deadly radiation.