Martyr - High Gain Pity Party

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The Quiet Fool

I have been making this track for almost a month, a little bit every day. Time is of the essence lately. It all started with the piano sample chopped, diced and cooked with the MPC. The bass is made also with the MPC, it was such a delight making it, really starting to feel the MPC as an instrument. The trumpets were made in FL studio and the guitar parts with the old trusted guitar. I hope you enjoy it, peace out!

Bhs - Trumpets In Delay

A New Hope

A push of determination. They will not be conquered. Evil has come, and it pursues its goal with a burning passion. But this wall shall stand.


Soli Deo Gloria!

This Wall Will Stand

Written: 2020
Duration: 4'
Instrumentation: brass quintet (2 B-flat trumpets [Harmon and straight mutes required], horn [mute required], trombone, tuba or bass trombone)
Commissioned by the Atlantic Brass Quintet
World Premiere (Live): Atlantic Brass Quintet, Mostly Modern Festival, Filene Ladd Concert Hall, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY, USA
For More Info: https://robertpaterson.com/dash
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BXoJYkY_A4
Publisher: Bill Holab Music: https://www.billholabmusic.com/composers/robert-paterson/robert-paterson-works/
Online Perusal Score: https://issuu.com/robertpaterson/docs/paterson_dash__score-perusal_

PROGRAM NOTE
"Dash" is inspired by common meanings of the word ‘dash’: to travel or run somewhere in a great hurry, or to hurl an object with great force, often with destructive effect. I was also inspired by other meanings, such as adding a dash of something to something else, for example, adding a dash of salt or pepper. A dash is also a type of punctuation mark. There are em dashes—like these—as well as en dashes, used to indicate spans of time or ranges of numbers, like 20–21, or hyphens, which denote compound adjectives, like well-known brass quintet. An underscore, which emphasize words, phrases, or sentences, can also look like a dash. In music notation, a dash is called a tenuto, and is used to indicate emphasis when placed under or over notes. Of course, in this piece, I had to include plenty of tenutos. "Dash" was was commissioned by the Atlantic Brass Quintet.

Dash (for Brass Quintet)

This is the title track of a film about an art exhibition at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt, Germany about the artist Carl Schuch, whose relevance just has been recently discovered. That's the film:  https://youtu.be/Y6eATtuqSKg?si=Eh6n-C-tFpzX-Xhy

I'm going to release this soon as part of an album under my other artist name Magnus Moone. It's also available for licensing. 

The Convent

Card I The Magician

"Blessed Redeemer" is a Gospel hymn arranged in a new and fresh instrumental sound.
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Blessed Redeemer

Hello, Again

New Covenant

Whatever's debut instrumental in all it's tapey glory!

Whatever - Nowhere

Chris Drabble, based in the Northwest of England, is a rock guitarist who has over 50 years of playing experience.
With nearly 50K streams on SoundCloud in the last 12 months being a mixture of Guitar Rock and softer Ambient instrumental tracks, Chris is now ramping up his rock guitar work with his latest album ‘Foot to the Floor’, which harks back to his youth when rock guitar tracks had a catchy opening riff, and was the sort exciting music you felt you had to tap your foot to. 
His influences include Rush, Led Zeppelin, The Police, Simple Minds, Pink Floyd, Joe Satriani and Jimi Hendrix. He is currently listening to Porcupine Tree, Dream Theatre.