Name: Elegy of Entropy by Jolene Khor
Duration: 3 min 30 s
Description: Elegy of Entropy is a track I composed for the podcast, High Rollers DnD. The piece depicts the final battle between the heroes and Hadar, the Elder Evil from the far realm.

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2021 Spring Showreel- Rebecca Nisco

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The Story of My People (Instrumental) [Hawkward Studios Project]

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Elegy of Entropy is a track I composed for the podcast, High Rollers DnD. The piece depicts the final battle between the heroes and Hadar, the Elder Evil from the far realm.

Elegy of Entropy

Inspired by the show #CriticalRole as seen on www.geekandsundry.com.

This is a huge departure from my usual electronic stuff. It's an "orchestral" piece depicting a battle. For those who are familiar with #CriticalRole, the middle section has themes for Percy firing his guns, Scanlon using his flute, and Tiberius casting a spell.

This was created in Mixcraft 7 using loops.

Battlescene

The Girl With Red Hair (feat. Jasmine Kennedy)

This track features lyrics of introspection, and grooves of a worldly nature. 

Shane Larmand: Vocals, guitars, bass, drums, percussion 
Raphael Freynet: Piano, Organ 
Rob Tremblay: Vocals
Justin, Ouellette: Vocals
Nicole Brusdeilins Vocals

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Root Foot

See the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlslcBaQL5k

The goal of Undertow is to tell a story through use of instrumentation. It also functions as a sort of overture, revealing pieces of six main themes that would be expanded upon in a larger score, but condensed here into a single piece.

In short, it's telling the story of a character's fall into villainy through the themes of childlike innocence, lost love, grief, revenge, a descent into madness, and arising in darkness.

This composition was completed over three successive weekends. It's built on over 50 tracks, uses the entire orchestra, and is the longest and most complex piece I've written to date (featuring multiple tempo, key, and time signature changes). There are some rhythmic themes I've tried to weave throughout, but most of the continuity is through use and reuse of instruments.

Undertow

Jolene Khor is an award winning composer attracting recognition for her whimsical and aesthetics driven compositions, reminiscent of the style popularised by studio Ghibli in Japan. Indeed it is her love of video games, films and anime along with music that inspired her to study composition for screen leading to her receiving a Batchelor's Degree in 2021 from Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan, and then fast tracking a Masters in Composition for Screen in 2022 at the world leading Royal College of Music in London.

 

Jolene brings together thorough classical music and jazz training, along with her passion for Japanese and Chinese aesthetics, to create a satisfying blend of east and west, of savant music and popular instruments. This passion served her well during her studies when she collaborated with young filmmakers and animators of the London Film School, Royal College of Arts and Central Saint Martins as well as at the Royal College of Music where she was trained in managing recording sessions. Jolene has also recorded her music at Air Edel and Abbey Road recording studios.

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Jolene teaches Composition, Piano, Jazz and Music Theory in London and is actively composing for the video games The Gods Fabled Soil Frontier and Towers as well as a soundtrack for the tabletop games by Emberwind.

Elegy of Entropy

Jolene Khor

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