My contribution to the Sound of SceneSat Volume 3, see http://music.scenesat.com/ and http://sound.of.scenesat.com/

High Hopes

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Star Wars TOR - 42 Doe Azalus Ootmian

Glassteel

Original by https://soundcloud.com/drax_maniacs-of-noise

Drax - Lost (wip)

Lords Of Lava (Kapaku Theme)

Music from the video game "Ghost of a Tale"

Directed by Lionel Gallat

Music composed and conducted by Mathieu Alvado

Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra

Concertmaster : Carmine Lauri

Solo Violoncello : Rebecca Gilliver

Recorded by Jake Jackson at Angel Studios, London

Assisted by Marc McCouig

Pro Tools sessions preparation : David Menke

Copyist : Norbert Vergonjanne

Orchestra contractor : Mario de Sa

Programmed & mixed by Samy Cheboub

Produced by Lionel Gallat

Executive music producer : Samuel François-Steininger at Composite Films

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Duinlan's theme

Jazz Trampoline

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Sweet are the dreams of yesteryear, of times you never saw
Sweet are the dreams of villainy, to suit your present trial
Sweet are the dreams that take you back, and bids you what if, could have been
And if only it wasn't in the never was, that never comes.

Bittersweet the bursting of the dream, to know those before did not do as you see with hindsight they should
Bittersweet to know that those hereafter will think the same when their dreams have soured
Bittersweet to think that those before thought the same of theirs,
In the never was, that never comes.

Bitter sour to face ahead, to break this burden rotten dead
Bitter vile that you would never see the fruit of this work
But sweeter yet than any else, a future destined with blood everlasting in health
The dream is them, they are dream that is yet to begin.

Halindir ft. Phil of Mimir's Brunnr - Sweet Are The Dreams

This is track #11 of my soundtrack to H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness. 

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Dyer and Danforth are exploring the ancient city of the Elder Things when they come across the murals that tell the history of the Elder Things rise to domination over the Earth, and their subsequent decline.

I've written this in an early 20th Century classical style for choir and orchestra, which I found suitable for the subject of Earths ancient history.

The True History Of Earth: At the Mountains of Madness

Original track written in the style of John Williams underscore for the desert planet of Tatooine.

The Desert Planet

Someone Ate Cake

Composer and Orchestrator for Film, Games, TV. Writing a lot of Star Wars inspired music at the moment.

The Desert Planet

Graham Plowman