Centuries Remix Prod. by Brooklyn Duo & KK

Classical piece with a slight rock influence. 

ALBION for piano

"Fantasia in B Minor" is a classical-style composition by Lisa Linsky that draws inspiration from renowned classical composers such as Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and others. By capturing the essence of their musical styles, "Fantasia in B Minor" embodies their dramatic and emotional intensity. 

Lisa has incorporated elements of virtuosity, intricate counterpoint, expressive themes, and a wide dynamic range. These characteristics aim to captivate and engage the listener, immersing them in the narrative of the piece.

"Fantasia in B minor" is anthem like in style, but deeply powerful, and a track that resonates with such a clever juxtaposition, darkness and light, shadow and sun, it’s all here in a solo piano performance that is simply fantastic.

Fantasia in B Minor - Lisa Linsky - Solo Piano

Music by Muse - All rights reserved © 2015 Warner Chappell, PEDL, Muse

An Orchestral Version of "The Handler" by Muse.

This my favourite song from the album 'Drones' and I thought it would lend itself well to an Orchestral arrangement.

Arranged and recorded by Oliver Lodge



Muse - The Handler (Orchestral Version)

Just a little reel of some of my music.  Looking forward to creating more in 2016!

Jennifer Thomas Music Reel - 2016

So, it's been quite some time since the last piece I've done (The Farmstead), however on my vacation in NY, doing my nightly searches of orchestrated covers of popular songs I stumbled upon a few pieces that were ok......an orchestrated cover of Owl City's "Fireflies" and some others.....the only orchestrated cover I actually was super impressed with was The City of Prague Philharmonic's performance of Coldplay's "Yellow". So I decided to take it upon myself to do a cover of one of my favourite Coldplay songs - Fix You. So after returning back from my vacation, that night I began my project......almost a week later, here it is. So as I always say, this is by far my favourite piece I've done. Everything from the strings to the woodwinds to the brass, everything just kind of meshed well.....Earlier this week, I was in a sticky situation deciding if I wanted to bring in the drumkit and the bass since I had the electric guitar featured, however whenever I tried doing the orchestration on top of it, it just didn't fit well....it wasn't like Metal Gear Solid well....so I had to figure out a different way to make it upbeat and triumphant without the aid of a drum kit......Luckily an inspiration came along and it was all figured out! However the next problem was that progressive triumphant segment.......this is where Coldplay is singing "Tears stream down your face" blah blah blah.....so I had to figure out how to keep the orchestration captivating and yet still endure 32 some odd measures at the same time.....But it was interesting to note that within two days I was able to knock off those 32+ measures....And the of course the ending was another issue to figure out......did I want it to end like coldplay's original? and then I though "Pshh, I'm the arranger, heck no!" So all in all, in a matter of 5 days this piece came to life........I was getting tired of listening to terrible orchestrated covers on youtube and what not so I had to do a cover to prove that you can do a proper orchestra cover on a rock song using a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) like Logic Pro or Cubase or whatever and some proper sample libraries like EWQL or MOTU. So yes, this entire performance is all done on a computer, precisely my 13 inch MacBook Pro with 8 GB of RAM with a 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, using Logic Pro and everything was used with EWQL with a few instruments from the Logic library (the piano and the guitars with some cymbals). Anyway, so some influences......John Williams work on Saving Private Ryan, the piece "Hymn to the Fallen", and also Jurassic Park haha! But otherwise there was no other outside influence for this piece, aside from Coldplay and their melody.....oooh I will mention that Lex de Azevado was an influence for the piano segment when you first hear it trickling down. Other than that, yeah I'm just super impressed that I managed to complete it within 5 days.....anyway, enjoy it, comment on it, suggest stuff, whatever......and also I'll have a youtube video up whenever later this week displaying the massive file in action....ENJOY!

A R T I S T S || Coldplay - Fix You

Battlefield 1942 Soundtrack - Main Theme By Joel Eriksson

Martin Phipps - Hallelujah OST Victoria (pleer.ws)

James Horner - The Bioluminescence of the Night (Avatar OST) - Piano Cover

One of my dreams is finally done! I'm not completely satisfied with it yet, after hearing to the 0AdRiaNleE0 version for a gazillion times. But i've a Linkin Park cover! Hell yes!

Original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sgycukafqQ
0AdRiaNleE0: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmTryT9A7Ek

Linkin Park - What I've Done (Piano Cover) (0AdRiaNleE0 version)

Carley Arrowood is an award-winning fiddler, singer, and songwriter from the mountains of North Carolina—winning the 2017 IBMA Award for Instrumentalist of the Year. Recently signing with Mountain Home Music Company, Arrowood is branching out to create her own music, with an anticipated debut long-player later in 2020.	For her first Mountain Home Music Company single of 2021, Arrowood is offering her distinctive take on an enduring classic, “Ducks on the Millpond.” Though it shares its name with an old-time tune, this “Ducks” traces its lineage back to a 1975 recording by Kenny Baker, Bill Monroe’s longest-tenured fiddler and a member of the Bluegrass Hall of Fame. This recording features IBMA-winning & GRAMMY-nominated artists like Kristin Scott Benson (The Grascals), Wayne Benson and Paul Watson.

Linkin Park - What I've Done (Piano Cover) (0AdRiaNleE0 version)

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