This piece was written in a single night. I was listening to some Jonsi and decided to just sit down and write something out. I haven't been able to do that with school and work eating up my schedule so I went and created this piece. I wanted to keep it simple, upbeat, and short. So there are a few instruments that I incorporated into this piece I haven't done in the past. First instrument is the kick drum from my new EZ Drummer Indie Folk kit from ToonTracks. It's a Ludwig kick drum so it has an incredibly tight feel to it along with the tom that accompanies it. On top of that I also brought in a Dulcimer to bring another tone of a plucked instrument even though a dulcimer uses mallets. The piano is from 8dio called the 1928 Legacy Steinway Scoring Piano. Seriously, if you want a beautiful scoring sound from a piano, definitely grab the 1928 Legacy. Anyway, as for the influence, Jonsi's "Go Do" soundtrack just features an incredible collection of some of the most powerful music out there, namely his orchestration with woodwind instruments, hence the flutes in my piece. Enough talk, go and enjoy!

H O M E

So I decided to test out some other waters and try my hand at doing electronica ambient work. The Music Bed offers an incredible library of talented musicians that I would listen to for days and days and decided to try it out and see what I could produce. Well, here you go! Enjoy!

L O N G | L I V E

David Tolk - In Reverence

Evening song no. 2 - Philip Glass

Sweet Life (Slow version)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBdOn5sYodo
I had the pleasure of scoring this piece with additions from my composing partner,
https://soundcloud.com/patrik-herman-composer 
who wrote for the
Brass and choirs in this piece. 

Spirit is the 4th installment of 5 custom Soundtracks.

(8dio - Terrie vocals)
-Enjoy

Spirit

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Great picture by Jonny Lindner (https://pixabay.com/de/users/Comfreak-51581/)

What Might Have Been

Across the Sea (Max LL Rework)

License this track

Composed for Universal Prodcution Music's 'Earth Day' album.

Watch the DAW screencast at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxqiKTCX3fI

Available to license at https://www.universalproductionmusic.com/en-gb/search?vtag=1&vwave=1&vdesc=1&fq=composerIds:%2821870%29

As One

Amazing Cloud Atlas Soudtrack ! I do not own anything ... all rights belong to the respectful authors.

Cloud Atlas - All boundaries are conventions

Based on  material from theatrical production of How To Train Your Dragon Live. Basil composed a third of the score, together with music he edited from John Powell's score from the film, and music from Jonsi (Sigur Ros). Recorded in Iceland at Sundlaugin studios, it features string players from the Reykjavik Symphony Orchestra, Schola Cantorum Choir (as heard in Bjork's music), musicians who work with Jónsi, Sigur Rós & Múmm, Amiina, and co-produced by Alex Somers (Riceboy Sleeps). 

basilhogios.com.au/spark

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David Tolk - In Reverence

Master of Instrumental '1

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