Name: Soaring Copacabana - Warner Brothers Eastwood Scoring Stage by Alex Robert Heinrich
Duration: 1 min 47 s
Description: USC Scoring Motion Pictures And TV final project recorded with 60 piece orchestra at Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Bros Studios. This piece concluded an incredible orchestration class with the great Bruce Broughton.

Hi! 

I am a composer and arranger. I have worked on producing songs for more than 30 years. 

Destiny's Door is a fantastic opportunity to re-create and re-work what Hans Zimmer wrote. I Believe in music associated with images to create a four dimensional view of emotions, emphasises every feeling. 

 For those who will have the opportunity to join the band, Bleeding Fingers, it will be an amazing experience to collaborate with the best artists and contribute to creating an experience that will stimulate the audience and will be emotionally moving.

 I play the guitar and keyboard. The version that I propose is designed to emphasis the dynamism of the piece using only three stems. 

 I thank you for this opportunity. Enjoy!

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Léo Ferrarini/ piano
Marcel Bottaro/ contrabaixo
Rodrigo "Banha" Marinonio/ bateria

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USC Scoring Motion Pictures And TV final project recorded with 60 piece orchestra at Eastwood Scoring Stage at Warner Bros Studios. This piece concluded an incredible orchestration class with the great Bruce Broughton.

Soaring Copacabana - Warner Brothers Eastwood Scoring Stage

I wrote this song for a friend back in 1996; I overdubbed most of the instruments on this recording.

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 I wrote this song in Tokyo, Japan, back in 1994.

Soaring Copacabana - Warner Brothers Eastwood Scoring Stage

Alex Robert Heinrich

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