The River Cam (Eric Whitacre conducts Julian Lloyd Webber and the LSO)

Composer: Henrik Lindström
Vocals by: Iga Red

Tree Of Light

Official demo for Arva Next Generation Children Choir

Available at www.strezov-sampling.com

A Christmas Adventure by Anže Rozman

Can't Help Falling In Love With You

A piece composed for orchestra, featuring an adventure/pirate setting for a feature film, or video game. Composed for my application towards the 2018 ASCAP Film Scoring Workshop. Inspiration from Hans Zimmer's Pirates Theme, as well as John William's Hook. By Thomas J. Peters

Through The Winds & Seven Seas (Film, Adventure/Pirates)

Part of my upcoming album Quixotic love IV

Quixotic Love IV

Night & Day (Orchestral)

Novo Amor is one of my favourite artists of all time and I hope this does the original justice.

Novo Amor - From Gold (Reinterpretation)

SA Singles Series I

The SA Singles Series features new music by innovative, emerging composers. The debut release, Eyes Ahead, comes from composer Homay Schmitz.

The string quartet piece was commissioned in partnership with The Church Studios, Spitfire Audio and Foundation FM as part of an International Women’s Day initiative that saw Paul Epworth’s Church Studios open up its doors to female-identifying, aspiring engineers and producers. Attendees were a central part of the one-day event that included the recording, mixing and mastering of Homay's composition by a powerhouse team — Fiona Cruickshank, Marta Salogni and Katie Tavini.

SA002 

Composed by Homay Schmitz
Produced by Fiona Cruickshank
Mixed by Marta Salogni
Mastered by Katie Tavini
Players - Emma Denton, Magdalena Filipczak, Meghan Cassidy, Natalie Klouda
Artwork by Aspa Founti

Thanks to the Church Studios, Spitfire Audio & Foundation FM.

Eyes Ahead

Homay Schmitz - Eyes Ahead

Death Of Balance

A piece composed based on a scene for a scene of The Crown

Operation Hope Not

**Winner of FMF Young Talent Award 2020**

Henrik Lindström is a film composer based in Stockholm, Sweden. He began his film scoring career with the Swedish WWII feature film Beyond the Border (2011). Since then, he has scored both feature and short films, and jingles for both the Swedish National Television and National Radio.

Henrik has a Master of Fine Arts in Music for Motion Pictures and Contemporary Media from the European Academy of Fine Arts, where he also received the Mychael Danna Scholarship. Henrik won the Young Talent Award at the Krakow Film Music Festival in 2020 and in 2017 and was picked as the winner by Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe on Nat Geo’s “Show Us Your Musical Genius” film scoring competition.