A re-imagining of the score to Andy Robinson's touching short, Seasons Of War – a film created especially to promote the unofficial Doctor Who anthology of the same name. Itself an inspired and enormous piece of work, pulled together with blood, sweat, body parts, inspiration and talented sheer determination by editor Declan May, along with polymathic creative director Simon Brett, to raise funds for the amazing work of the charity, Caudwell Children. I have lost track of just how many writers from all over the Whoniverse have contributed to the book, but you will want it if you like Who. You will. Exploring as it does an entire chapter of the Doctor's lore that no-one officially knows – the years of the War Doctor, portrayed wonderfully by Sir John Hurt in the television show's fiftieth anniversary special. What a lot of creative possibilities, if this sort of thing is your sort of thing.

For me, on the fringes of the endeavour, I simply loved the chance to write a score like this. I'm always saying less is more in film – get rid of half the music you've left in. Then this comes along – an almost dream sequence of a story told entirely in voice over, requiring wall-to-wall music. ..So I just thought "ahh, what the hell" and threw the kitchen sink at it.

This mix adds another dimension to the proceedings with a big boofing beats bit at the back end. All a bit of a curio for fans of the film, which includes me.

You can find the film and all the talents who helped Andy realise it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO7Yi8bd95U&feature=youtu.be

PLEASE NOTE:
If you like this, you can download it here. Please feel free. But I would sincerely ask you contribute a little something to the amazing work of Caudwell Children accordingly – perhaps via the anthology's own Just Giving page here:
https://www.justgiving.com/declan-may1/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=fundraisingpage&utm_content=Declan-May1&utm_campaign=pfp-tweet

Featuring violins by Pete Whitfield, and cello by Simon Lockyer.
Cover design by Simon Brett.

Echoes Of War

Taken from the soundtrack to theatrical production 'Stasis' by Emily Holyoake which premiered in London April 2015 at the White Bear Theatre!

The extended 'Redshift Edition' of the Stasis soundtrack features brand new never-before-heard music! Available on iTunes and Amazon, buy via  www.alexburnettmusic.co.uk!

Composed by Alex Burnett

@alexburnettmusic

© Encompass Productions 2015

Starlight

A cover and variation of "This Time There's Three of Us" from "The Day of the Doctor" (also heard in "Heaven Sent", where the title quote comes from). Also features a variant on "A Good Man (Twelve's Theme)".

Themes originally composed by Murray Gold. All rights reserved, I don't own anything.

More Doctor Who

Personally, I Think That's a Hell of a Doctor

A cover and interpretation of "Torn Apart" from "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens" by John Williams.

Cover artwork by Brandi Kenney. https://www.etsy.com/shop/BrandiKenney

All rights reserved. Originally composed by John Williams. I don't own anything.

More covers

Torn Apart ("Star Wars: The Force Awakens")

How I created this - blakus.com/2016/10/16/behind-the-scenes-drone-star-wars/
I had a blast creating this score for Corridor Digital's amazing Star Wars Drones video!  Drones, Star Wars, and playing around with Williams' themes? Sounds like a party to me!

Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZLrs9gX73M

See the Video!

Drone Star Wars - Blakus / Corridor Digital OST

Written and recorded for the opening sequence of short film A Story For Happy, sung by the two lead cast (Morwenna Towns & Phil Baker)

A Story For Happy - Opening Theme Song

A special message about Seasons Of War & Caudwell Children, courtesy of Terry Molloy and Davros, creator of the Daleks…
Seasons Of War is an unofficial Doctor Who 'War Doctor' Charity anthology, raising money for Caudwell Children. The book is dedicated to the memory of Paul Spragg.
Special thanks to the very generous Terry Molloy for doing this for us on behalf of Seasons Of War for Caudwell Children, for giving up his time and for all the support and kind words.
To pre-order the book, go to : www.chinbeardbooks.com/apps/webstore…/show/6949999 (proceeds go to Caudwell Children) 
To donate to Caudwell Children: www.justgiving.com/caudwell
For more information on Seasons Of War: www.facebook.com/SeasonsOfWarAnthology/

Our film: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO7Yi8bd95U
Find us on Twitter: @DWSeasonsOfWar
With thanks to Terry Molloy, Dan Barratt and Neil Gardner. 
Recorded by Neil Gardner at Ladbroke Audio. Mix, edited by Simon Brett. Music by Momo:Tempo (Timo Peach) from the film ‘Seasons Of War’
For more information, queries etc, contact Declan May at declanmay@declanmay.com


Seasons Of War - A Message from Terry Molloy & Davros...

Main Title • Hope Suite • Imperial Suite • Imperial March/Force Theme (from trailer) •  Guardians of the Whills Suite • Rogue One • Your Father Would Be Proud • Jyn Erso’s Theme 

Arranged by ear; all themes by Michael Giacchino. Stunningly beautiful film, stunningly beautiful soundtrack. Hope you enjoy.

Tumblr link: http://onefine-morning.tumblr.com/post/155286145384/rogueonepiano

Rogue One Piano Lullaby - Kathryn Ziegner

Presenting Honest Tommy: The Radio Adventures, an audio anthology series featuring original, full-cast stories of wonder and amazement as Captain Dashworth and his vagabond crew venture across the Fifteen Galaxies in search of titillating thrills and sensational spectacle.

The series stars Tom Hutchings (Shields of Justice) as Captain Dashworth, self-styled adventurer extraordinaire; Morwenna Towns (A Story for Happy, Alien Outbreak) as Commander Gwen Broadchest, a runaway from the Space Navy seeking escapism; Ben Gilbert (Dea, Jason and the Argonauts) as Ensign Benson, the put-upon and eternally chirpy dogsbody of the Jolly Good; Emily Carding (Richard III: A One-Woman Show, Ghost Stories) as Professor Runcible, maddened inventor of a thousand bizarre gizmos; and Lucy Townsend (Scareycrows, The Snug) as Princess Victoria, darling of the British Space Empire and rather handy with a high-powered blazer pistol.

You will also hear the dulcet tones of Aaron Turner, (Galavant, Real Person Fiction) Katie Beard (LeMoon Productions, Scatter), Richard Knox (Othello, The Duchess of Malfi), and additional voicework by Tom Menary (Seasons of War, The Liminal) and Michael "Whisky" Gartley (Wildcard Production Studios, Rewind: Life Is Strange). The episodes were recorded by Michael Gartley at the Big Red Studio at Hannahs at Seale-Hayne, with additional recording and mastering by Phil Baker (A Story for Happy, Killing Lionel). Original music was composed by Tom Menary.

Join the crew as they face the terrible Priest of Blood and the fearsome Graven Monks in Dawn of the Space Thumb; a case of malingering space blindness during In Space, No One Can Hear You See; and the discovery of a mystery at the heart of The Hollow Earth.

Honest Tommy: The Radio Adventures are coming to a cosmos near you this winter.

http://www.honesttommy.weebly.com/radio-adventures.html

Honest Tommy: The Radio Adventures

Honest Tommy: The Radio Adventures (Trailer)

High Tide version of Not Going Back To The Harbour. Recorded exclusively for Rough Trade as part of the hand-packaged EP given away with each copy of the album that they sold.

Not Going Back To The Harbour (High Tide Version)

Dave Grohl is possibly the coolest musician alive. From drummer in Nirvana, to the Foo Fighters, and everything between, it's all magic. I love his acoustic version of this song, so I thought I'd try it on piano. I always get requests for it live. It's a bear to execute on the piano, but maybe one of these days I'll work it up before a tour. It's just so beautiful. "The only thing I'll ever ask of you... You've got to promise not to stop when I say when." Hope you enjoy!
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Wakey!Wakey! Wednesdays 10: Everlong [Foo Fighters Cover]

Amateur writer, director, actor, music composer with Wingless Films, based in South West England.