Fauve  - Main Theme

For licensing inquiries please visit www.songstoyoureyes.com

Above The Clouds

The original soundtrack to the short film "Emoticon" directed by Dwayne Tarver.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvaXeof2Cpc

Composed, mixed, and mastered by me.

© Daniel White 2015

License via AUDIIO

Choice

"Vocatio Abrahae" (The Calling of Abraham) is a two-hour symphonic odyssey, divided into 12 main parts (plus optional postlude), designed for performance or sectional listening. Inspired by the Romantic tradition of programmatic music, it follows the biblical patriarch Abraham as a metaphor for radical faith — leaving home, journeying through trials, receiving divine promises, interceding for others, and ultimately facing the supreme test at Mount Moriah.

The work begins with a brooding Call in Ur, grows into the restless Journey, expands in wonder under the Starry Promise, and erupts into conflict in the War of Kings. A solemn Covenant passage anchors the symphony in sacred ritual, before turning toward the playful Hospitality at Mamre and the tragic shadows of Sodom’s Cry.

The final two sections, The Ascent to Moriah and The Sacrifice of Isaac, are the emotional and spiritual summit of the symphony: an immense meditation on obedience, anguish, and redemption. Here, motifs from earlier movements return, transformed into radiant light as the angel intervenes and the promise of faith is fulfilled.

The Postlude closes the journey with a gentle pastoral benediction, leaving the listener in peace after the storm.

Movement VI – The Cry of Sodom - Part VI-B: Largo – Colossale

Composed by Sascha Knorr 2017 All Rights Reserved
Production & Mix: Sascha Knorr

Music for a travelling documentary by Alexander Schulz. Watch the movie here: https://vimeo.com/226188231

Travelling Nepal

This is a demo I wrote for Embertone's Joshua Bell violin sample library. More info here: http://www.embertone.com/instruments/joshuabellviolin.php

As The Years Pass (Official Joshua Bell Violin Demo)

Hello friends! 
Here is the other half to one of the compositions I did for "The Boatmaker" soundtrack! 
(IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6639300/)

Check at more of the soundtrack @derricomusic

Thanks for listening! Please share and like if you enjoyed it :) 
© 2017 Kristen Personius

Over The Stillness

Music by Bill Brown
Website: https://billbrownmusic.com

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Diversion

Art by: EYTAN ZANA
Mixed and guitar by : VITALIY KOROMYSHEV

Release date:
8 October 2018

Illusion Of Time

A U T U M N | L E A V E S - Extended

Demos for Soundiron's Olympus Elements choir library for Kontakt. Olympus Elements puts all the key functionality and content of our larger Olympus Symphonic Collection in a straight-forward and easy-to-use package. Olympus Elements is meant for professionals and hobbyists alike. It’s designed to provide a powerful 63-person choir in a robust, conﬁgurable yet easy-to-use instrument. It's available as both a Kontakt Player library and a standard open-format Kontakt Library.

http://www.soundiron.com/elements

Dirk Ehlert - "Principia Rerum" - Olympus Elements

To learn how I create music like this on a computer, consider checking out my online course about How to Compose with MIDI and Virtual Instruments: https://store.fortecomposeracademy.com/how-to-compose-with-midi-and-virtual-instruments

Benjamin Botkin began composing music for film and visual media projects in 2005.  Since then, Benjamin has composed the music for multiple feature, documentary, short, and promotional films, written demos for leading sample developers, lectured about film scoring at film festivals, and is creator and head instructor at Forte Composer Academy,  a site dedicated to helping composers succeed in the new music industry. 

Benjamin lives in the greater Nashville area with his beautiful wife Audri and three sons: Ethan, Elliot, and Philip.