There’s a scene in the Lord of the Rings trilogy where Perrin sings a melancholy song. I can’t recall if we are treated to a montage of battles past (and preparations for battles forthcoming) during that song, or if my brain treated only me personally at that moment.
In any event, this is music for that.
This also got picked up by my agency, who complimented the “bleed over” effect as original and effective.
Turn the music up and shut your eyes for this one.
Would you call this a prog-rock ragtime?
This one was recently approved by my agency, which then forwarded it on to a publisher who provides music to film, music, television and video game executives. If the publisher likes it, I might actually hear it somewhere besides here!
The publisher was requesting “drama”.
are beautiful black, blue and deep brown. Bright silver and yellow chrome makes it shine.
They drone. They moan. Squeeze ‘em a bunch. They’ll pack a punch.
makes me think of someone dropping their Skittles. That is not a euphemism, but probably should be.
even weirder! What a surprise.
Same instrumentation as yesterday. Much different result.
I wrote this one drums first, then bass, then piano. I chose 9/8 time just to see what weird things would happen.
I really like the result.
I’m picturing a light show. Guys with blue faces. Bouncing balls. Weird glowing things.
I guess I shouldn’t have had the sushi.
From 3/3/2008 to 3/2/2010
I posted a new composition every single day, no matter what.
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