Created for the Tempest but never actually used.  It's a little unpolished but I'd thought I'd put it out there anyway.

Tempest Ditty

This track was created to greet the audience entering the cell block.  They first encounter a set of wind chimes which were sampled and incorporated into the music.  The track begins with 30 seconds of ambience before the music begins and the piece ends with only the wind chimes winding down like a toy box.   I had envisioned this to be the sound Prospero would use to put Miranda to sleep.  In the middle is a solo violin piece that in reality would have been played by Prospero himself.  This entire track is essentially Prospero's theme.  

Tempest Entrance

This track was designed for one of Prospero's key monologues which was followed by Ariels second song.  The vocals were performed live (outdoors) and weren't recorded.  This is the backing track only, but it still kind of works.

Prospero Speech And Ariel Song

This was never used in the show, so in some ways it's incomplete, but it was designed to convey an exotic, mystical and hot summer atmosphere to set the mood and feel for the audience.

Tempest Theme

This is music that begins during the Prospero - Caliban climax and ends up seeing the audience out of the arena. This was composed very quickly and the end is basically an improvisation - so if it seems a little ponderous, that's why. I thought I'd include it anyway for completist sake. It's quite good music for going to sleep to on a hot night after too many whiskies.

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