Little Waltz By Cornelius Gurlitt Arranged For Orchestra

Andning 101

Andning 101 (DEMO)

I remember first hearing this song and realizing music could be funny and didn't necessarily have to take itself too seriously.

(Thank you to my wife for lending her voices towards the ending)

Peaches

Of all Swedish bands/artists/musicians (and we have quite a few) Stina Nordenstam is probably the one I admire the most. Her musical journey, spread across several albums, has been an absolute adventure to follow. I highly recommend everyone to listen to everything she's made.

The Man With The Gun

The Smile Song

Performed wth Vienna Symphonc LIbrary

- Elite Strings
- Synchron Woodwinds
- Synchron Brass

Beethoven  7th symphony - Mvt 3 - Test 22032024

Test of cantata BWV54 - Bach

Performed with Orchestral Tools Miroire / Harpsichord and VSL Recorder

Test BWV 54 14102024

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Vladimirs Theme - Viking [OST]

Music from the stop-motion animation film, Hair 髮.

"A stop motion animation about a little girl who falls into a world of anxiety after her father leaves the family, and how her mother rescues her and helps her overcome her problems with her love. In this short film, Hair plays a huge role as a character, representing the separation anxiety of the protagonist and her longing for her father’s return. This animation makes use of real human hair on two-dimensional paper puppets, a novel approach that allows for a level of realism and texture that other materials cannot provide."

Hair is scored with traditional Chinese instruments - the guzheng, sheng, and yangqin - supported by a chamber orchestra. Much of the score casts the Chinese instruments in an intimate setting, with the pure and crisp tones of the leading guzheng reflecting main character Qiqi's youth and innocence. 

The musical motif "re-mi-so-re-mi" forms the foundation of the music theme and follows the exploration of relationships and growing up - first heard in the opening gently accompanied by the harp when we see Qiqi and her complete family, the motif appears as a fragmented unit in various forms (from a processed yangqin to achieve a fuzzy, dreamy timbre, to being performed 'molto espressivo' by a flute driven by the orchestra) throughout the film, corresponding to Qiqi's emotional states. 

The main theme is reprised at the end, this time with an uplifting arrangement and in a new key, symbolising growth and a new stage in relationship between Qiqi and her mother. A subtle alteration to the last phrase of the reprised theme, having the notes ascending instead of descending, brings the film to a close as the theme, which has never reached a resolution, finally resolves.

Hair 髮

Hunting

Lonely Tree.

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This is my first project using Spitfire Studio Strings Professional

Little Waltz By Cornelius Gurlitt Arranged For Orchestra

Casey Fulton

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