Name: Tequila Theme by Cai
Duration: 1 min 2 s
Description: Theme to the beverage "Tequila" in the game "Fight Me"

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Interview with DOOM Composer, Mick Gordon

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Theme to the beverage "Tequila" in the game "Fight Me"

Tequila Theme

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Score information: https://www.manfredoniamusic.com/on-the-threshold

Performed by Northern Symphonic Winds in Charlevoix, MI
Timothy Topoplewski, Conducting
Timothy Topolewski, Music Director

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When Dr. Tim Topolewski commissioned me to compose a new piece for Northern Symphonic Winds (NSW) of Charlevoix, MI, I'd have lived here just short of 3 years. I'll admit, that growing up and studying music in Philadelphia, I never thought I'd end up in Northern Michigan composing music for local ensembles. However, the skill level and prestige of NSW has me elated — I couldn't be more grateful for their willingness to commission new music, program new music, and push the boundaries of the nearby audience. Thank you, NSW!

That being said, On the Treshold of Spring is all about the transition from Winter into Spring. As a child on the east coast, Spring was always my least favorite season. All I ever thought about when March rolled around was allergies. "Ugh...here come the itchy eyes," I'd always say. Now that I've experienced the everlasting winters of the Little Traverse Bay, I've officially begun yearning for Spring. "YES! 45-degree rain! Warmth!"

 When Spring finally rolls around, there's a certain magic in the air. The ice crystals melt off the tree branches, the constant snow transforms into the occasional rain, and the massive snow banks become rivers, feeding the unearthed foliage. Not to mention the beautiful rays of the sun return after months of cloud-cover. Almost instantaneously, the locals' moods are uplifted. Spring becomes a talking point for weeks, primarily about how everyone is thrilled of its arrival.

However, the transition doesn't come without its difficulties. The warm-but-not-warm-enough temperatures, the potential of dangerous flash floods due to the snow accumulation, the very wet and muddy grounds that come with snow-melt, and everything in between. Underneath it all, though, is the great anticipation of when the season settles; when the region becomes a gateway to the thousands of resorters who come to relax each year.

On the Threshold of Spring is ultimately an homage to the arrival of springtime air in Northern Michigan (although you might hear that we so often experience). I love it here, and I hope this piece reflects my joy for the highly anticipated change of seasons.

(Grade 4)

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contact@manfredoniamusic.com
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On the Threshold of Spring - Wind Symphony

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In this episode of Immersive Audio Podcast, Felix Thompson, with the help of insightful guest speakers, will look at Audio for Augmented Reality, and how it’s changing peoples’ lives today.

Augmented reality, or AR for short, is an industry that’s been silently booming over the last couple of years. Unlike virtual reality which totally immerses the user, AR offers a blend of the physical and the virtual worlds.

With the huge success of Pokemon Go, which allows people all across the world to see Pokemon floating around in real life via their mobile devices, augmented reality developers want to take the next step in revolutionising how we hear the world too, making augmented reality experiences for tourism, education, music - and even reinventing hearing aids.

This episode was produced by Felix Thompson and Oliver Kadel with the help of Abbigayle Bircham and Share O'Hare and included music by Knobs Bergamo, Isaac Joel and Yung Koolade.

You can follow the podcast on Twitter @IAudioPodcast for regular updates and content. If you have any comments, questions or suggestions for what you want to see, let us know via podcast@1618digital.com

You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @1618digital.

Extended show notes, relevant links and more about this episode can be found on our website https://1618digital.com/immersive-audio-podcast-episode-28-audio-for-augmented-reality/

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