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Inspired by the golden age of American television themes written by jazz-influenced guys like Allyn Ferguson and Quincy Jones, this is an original melody over the top of the chord changes used in the 1960's "Spiderman" theme, but more in the style of the theme from "Barney Miller." Hence the...
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The traditional English folk song on solo jazz-influenced piano.
Extended license includes full-quality 16-bit 44.1Khz .WAV. I'm also working up a chord chart for these changes to include for the extended license. If you purchase an extended license before I get the chord chart uploaded, contact me privately and I'll...
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Back in 2008, a good friend of mine passed away unexpectedly. He was a gifted storyteller and filmmaker, and his often robot-themed work reminded me of Isaac Asimov. That Summer, I recorded a series of brief improvisational and experimental works in his honor. The song fragments were never given titles...
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A funky combination of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" and "Deck the Halls," at a dubstep tempo (70bpm/140bpm). Some of the time the beat swings, at others it's straight 4. Plenty of ways to cut this up to suit the length you need.
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Flowing peaceful piano, clean minimalist positive-vibed piece. Other instruments include violins, contrabasses, a cello, an English horn, and a Wagner bass drum... spiced up with a pad/synth here and there to give it a somewhat ethereal feel.
For those of you who don't know... "Salam" means "peace."
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Somebody's doing some sneaking around... and is in for a surprise.
Oboe dancing over pizzicato strings and orchestral percussion... until everyone comes charging in at the end a la The Surprise Symphony.
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An eerie experiment that seems destined for a science fiction context, despite the fact that it was composed leaning solely on subconscious influences rather than thinking about any particular genre.
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This experimental and improvisational score was performed using only orchestral percussion instruments. It was performed a track at a time while watching the short film in question. While it did wonders for its original (silent, no talkie) short film (which went on to win several awards), it also stands alone...
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Originally scored as an opening title sequence for a short film about the end of the world, it sets a gloomy dystopian mood.
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Bulletin! Bulletin! A news theme that gets down and gets funky!
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Scored for a "hit" scene in a mafia-themed short film, other than the rising strings this was composed entirely of "bending" timpani drums and other bits from an orchestral percussionist's kit. The effect is super creepy and could be applied to many different contexts.
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Ah the sound of festivity and merriment... if that's what you're looking for, there really is no substitute for the accordion-driven happiness of a good polka.
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Edvard Grieg's classic "In the Hall of the Mountain King" meets Mannheim Steamroller meets the Disneyland Electrical Parade meets Hooked on Classic meets Trent Reznor. Or something. Enjoy!
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Explicitly and shamelessly inspired by Vangelis' timeless Blade Runner score. And yes, Deckard is a replicant. So there.
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This experimental mix of electronica, sound fx, and improvisational piano was inspired by the Croatian artist Tom Jantol, whose animation work is wondrous, strange, and a great inspiration to me one artist to another. I'm pretty sure he thinks most Americans are idiots... but he's a good friend to me....
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