Takes Two To Tango

Party In My Garage

written and produced by Andrew Poppy
from the album SHINY FLOOR SHINY CEILING on field radio records


Do The Flip

This was an early draft of a cue for a moment within Ridley Scott's movie, "The Martian". If you know my main theme from that score, you'll recognize it here, but the instrumentation that is used in this demo is in stark contrast to what I ended up with in the final score.

Crossing Mars ALT from "The Martian"

The original Ottersgear album: Our rambling protagonist, whilst out on his daily stroll about the pike, comes across a balloon. His simple mind thinks the balloon may be god; he has never seen a balloon before (or God for that matter). In his pursuit of the balloon he is trapped by sinful faeries that like to partake in the dance and the drink. They teach their ways to our innocent chap and he falls into their mindless trap. Waking in the woods the next day, terribly hungover and full of regret over his distraction from his objective he makes his way home. On his way he promises never to fall prey to such things again. He finds the balloon once more. .. .. ..

Here She Comes (My Red Balloon) ORIGINAL DEMO

Manuel Ponce's Estrellita | Violin & Piano

Violin: Lelie Cristea
Piano Accompaniment: Tamilla Guliyeva
Sound Recording by Arthur Jogerst

Manuel Ponce | Estrellita for Violin & Piano

THE ABBEY

Alexander Rudd is an award-winning British composer and Producer based in L.A who works on a variety of Film. TV and video game productions  and commissions for Theatre. 
 


Takes Two To Tango

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