Cinematic

#FaceBook #ComposersClub #VirtualOrchestralComposers #TheArtfulComposer #GrupaFanówNiesymfonii

Playlist of this week's YouTube music posts made to Facebook groups dedicated to growth and development of music creators.

Composers Club - https://www.facebook.com/groups/159825044620160/
Virtual Orchestral Composers (Share & Network) - https://www.facebook.com/groups/960818477393183/
The Artful Composer - https://www.facebook.com/groups/208377986636793/
Grupa fanów Niesymfonii - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1698469870223725/


The group posts original works in many styles including : 

 - #Soundtrack 
 - #BattleMusic 
 - #Orchestral
 - #Symphonic
 - #EpicTrailer
 - #ThemeMusic
 - #SoloPiano
 - #TrailerMusic
 - #DreamScene
 - #AvanteGarde
 - #NewMusic

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This week's playlists feature 

Aaron Musah	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-AaronMusah1

Adrian Onea	
  - http://bit.ly/2ZOQYtM

ALEXEY KALEYNIKOV	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-AlexeyKaleynikov

Alfred Caprio	
  - http://bit.ly/SC-AlfredCaprio

Andreas Ober	
 - http://bit.ly/2PLcNpv

Andy Coelsch	
 - http://bit.ly/YTS-AndyCoelsch

Arturo Albero	
 - http://bit.ly/YTS-ArturoAlbero

BassLady	
  - http://bit.ly/2FNUdKd

Compopiano	
  - http://bit.ly/2HzRDcV

Dan Ch	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-DanCh

Daniel Ani	
  - http://bit.ly/2Uvoe6p

David Kayser	
 - http://bit.ly/2Fv797C

David Michael Tardy	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-DavidTardy

Franco Miquio	
  - http://bit.ly/2Te0X7s

Greg Andersen	
  - http://bit.ly/2JTEXzx

Jacques Pellarin	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-JacquesPellarin

Jean François De Guise	
 - http://bit.ly/YTS-JeanFrançoisDeGuise

Jonathan Silas Bull	
  - http://bit.ly/SC-JonathanSilasBull

Joshua Sohn	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-JoshuaSohn

Julia Lesnichy	
  - http://bit.ly/SC-JuliaLesnichy

Kelvin Nugen	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-KelvinNugen

Kerry Kennard	
  - http://bit.ly/2Wq4cer

Kevin Elliot A	
 - http://bit.ly/YTS-WolfManticus

Kevin Sport Music	
  - http://bit.ly/2WjIvN4

Klaus Ferretti	
  - http://bit.ly/SC-KlausFerretti

Larry Graham Alexander	
  - http://bit.ly/2PIFJOS

Leandro Gardini	
  - http://bit.ly/2WuXCDH

Martin Hansen	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-MartinHansen

Michael Levy	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-MichaelLevy

MrBouzouki	
  - http://bit.ly/2WmIRST

Muhammadreza Haghiri	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-MuhammadrezaHaghiri

Niels Sørensen	
 - http://bit.ly/YTS-NielsSorensen

Paulo Bottas	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-PauloBottas

Rick Riccled	
 - http://bit.ly/SC-RickRiccled

Roberto D'Araujo	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-RobertoDAraujo

Ronald Roumanis	
  - http://bit.ly/SC-RonaldRoumanis

Samuele Birolini	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SamueleBirolini

Sebastián Sánchez-Botta	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SebastiánSánchez-Botta

Selah Indie Records	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SelahIndieRecords

Serban Nichifor	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SerbanNichifor

Sławomir Ciecierski	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SławomirCiecierski

Stephen Bryce	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SteveBryce

Suresh Babu	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-SureshBabu

Tony Boorer	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-AnthonyBoorer

Twig Tolle	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-TwigTolle

Yuuki Kamezawa	
  - http://bit.ly/YTS-YuukiKamezawa

2019|18 - The FaceBook Composer's Weekly | Music from the BEST music creators on the internet today

Orchestral

Instrumental-2

soundtrack

The One Ring - LOTR Themed Orchestral

"A musical vision of Spring, a time of renewal and growth. From out of the cold ground comes a promise of warmer days. Then April showers herald an explosion of life, shorter nights and lighter days full of the sound of birdsong. As the season moves on, there is a slowing of change as Summer draws near."

Description

Spring, finds me trying to express, in music, my feelings about this season. Below is a attempt at doing this in words too. This is the third of four orchestral pieces that describe the four temperate seasons of the year.

If you want to hear the other pieces from the series "The Wheel Turns" after listening to this piece, the links are here :-

https://soundcloud.com/mrbouzouki/sets/the-wheel-turns

The Wheel Turns Orchestral Suite - YouTube playlist.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQkE1sMc-t1sixu4RmJmjyFr0HF6dnUF2

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Spring
The waiting is over. The Winter chill recedes and there is a tacit acceptance to the demands of birth and rebirth. A sign of fresh green poking through the ground is a welcome sight, a simple signal that all will be well.

Very quickly, in a sudden rush, there is life in the hedgerows and the sound of birds heralding a new season. One of life and growth and warmer days and rainy times, but overall a feeling of hope.

You have longed for this moment, a chance to put away your Winter clothes and feel the sun upon your face again. The riot of change will continue as the life-giving sun takes longer marches through the sky.

Spring of all seasons is a time to revel in simply feeling alive. 

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Instrumentation

Con Sordino Strings (Albion One - Spitfire)
Viola Ensemble (Chris Hein Strings)
Viola Ensemble Pizzicato Loose (Chris Hein Strings)
Cello Ensemble (Chris Hein Strings)
Solo Cello (Chris Hein Strings)
Solo(1826 Old)Violin (Chris Hein Strings)
Alto Flute (Chris Hein Winds)
Piccolo (Chris Hein Winds)
English Horn (Chris Hein Winds)
Barock Bassoon (Chris Hein Winds)
Bb Clarinet (Chris Hein Winds)
French Horn (Chris Hein Brass)
French Horn Ensemble(Chris Hein Brass)
Trombone (Chris Hein Brass)
Tuba (Chris Hein Brass)
Bell Tree (Flying Hands Percussion)
Triangle (Kontakt Factory Library)
Concert Harp (Garritan Personal Orchestra 5)

I really wanted a lightness to this piece and it took me a while of tweaking to get what I heard in my head. I didn't want it to sound like Autumn, or Summer, both weightier seasons, but not as thin and austere as Winter. So this piece is mostly woodwinds and strings with hardly any percussion

I didn't need bottom-end, I needed more focus in the melody interaction and there was a missing link. It needed to be light and airy and what else says light and airy like the harp. After about a day working on the harp part it started to give the feel I wanted. The harp glissandi were useful as bookends to the section it features in. 

The piece begins with an echo of Winter and the bell tree, the piccolo and alto flute describe the first signs of growth before giving way to pizzicato strings of April Showers. The harp section is a semi-formal counterpoint section with the harp melody inter-woven with the solo violin in my attempt to describe the rapid growth of the Season. The final section brings in the brass and is a calmer end to the piece that hints at the glory of Summer just around the corner.

The Wheel Turns

Spring

"A musical vision of Summer, a time of warmth, light and fun. A time to live life to the full and enjoy all that mother nature has to offer. As the season moves on, the solstice reminds us that the warmth and light cannot last as we start to head into Autumn"

Description

Summer, finds me trying to express, in music, my feelings about this season. Below is a attempt at doing this in words too. This is chronologically the forth and final of my orchestral pieces that describe the four temperate seasons of the year.

If you want to hear the other pieces from the series "The Wheel Turns" after listening to this piece, the links are here :-

https://soundcloud.com/mrbouzouki/sets/the-wheel-turns

The Wheel Turns Orchestral Suite - YouTube playlist.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQkE1sMc-t1sixu4RmJmjyFr0HF6dnUF2

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Summer
The days grow longer, the nights shorter, as the golden ball we call the sun parades in all it's glory.This is a time for living life to the full, a time of happiness, a time of pleasure and excess.

At the solstice, some people still give thanks to the life giving orb upon which we all depend. For we know this moment cannot last, the majesty will fade, the warmth will falter, the party will end.

With threadbare days and darker nights the proud display of Summer flowers starts to fade. The heat can be oppressive, at times there is a chill in the air and Nature herself seems finally quiescent.

We will carry those memories of days on the beach or at the park in our hearts forever. Those days of fun.

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Instrumentation

Con Sordino Strings (Albion One - Spitfire)
Ensemble Strings Mid Octave (Chris Hein Strings)
Viola Ensemble (Chris Hein Strings)
Cello Ensemble (Chris Hein Strings)
Bass Ensemble (Chris Hein Strings)
Solo(1826 Old)Violin (Chris Hein Strings)
Alto Flute (Chris Hein Winds)
C Flute (Chris Hein Winds)
Piccolo (Chris Hein Winds)
English Horn (Chris Hein Winds)
Barock Bassoon (Chris Hein Winds)
Trumpet Ensemble (Chris Hein Brass)
French Horn (Chris Hein Brass)
French Horn Ensemble(Chris Hein Brass)
Trombone (Chris Hein Brass)
Tuba (Chris Hein Brass)
Cymbal (Albion One - Spitfire)
Bass Drum (Kontakt Factory Library)
Concert Harp (Garritan Personal Orchestra 5)
Timpani (Kontakt Factory Library and Garritan Personal Orchestra 5)

This piece evolved into 5 different thematic viewpoints that I labelled up to give an insight into the composition.

1)Grand Intro ... Sunrise / The Majesty of the Sun
2)Summer Promenade / The Beauty of Life
3)Summer Fun / The Bandstand
4)Balmy Days / Sultry Nights
5)A Fading Glory / The Last Hurrah

The piece commences with a Summer sunrise and the sound of French horn and alto flute before the brass heralds the glory of the sun with a fanfare . 

Next is the introduction of the main Summer promenade theme which reflects on the glory of a Summers day before a quieter section featuring solo violin and a bit of flute in the beauty of life.

A harp glissando heralds a change of pace and mood as harp and flute hint at children playing in the park before a brief visit to a quintessentially English band-stand, complete with brass band and thumping bass drum.

Balmy days / Sultry nights introduces the listener to the fading grandeur of Summer, a more melancholic line from the English horn acting as a counterpoint to a slower version of the earlier promenade theme. 

Finally the piece ends with a last hurrah for Summer as a wistful line and rolled timpani hint at the onset of Autumn. A final bit of pomp with timpani and brass completes the piece. 

It was quite a task to fit all that imagery into  four minutes of music but overall I think it works. :-)

Summer

An orchestral soundtrack inspired by the Forest biome in the computer game Minecraft by Mojang.

As the first rays of the morning sun break through the emerald leaves, peaceful beings come out to warm up in the golden light. Drips of dew glisten on the trees. A magical atmosphere exists throughout the forest...

Special thanks to Youtuber aypierre for mentioning me in one of his videos! That's not really how you pronounce my name though!

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Please contact me if you want to use it.

EPICMC Collection

Domain of the Elves

Epic orchestrated soundtrack by Jane Johnson and Brandon Bailey.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqa7Brrp8_U

The Fallen

- original music idea and composition by: https://soundcloud.com/the-alpha-ceti-orchestra
- re-arranged and performed: by https://soundcloud.com/gotchi

Please, support us by voting here: https://songcheck.hofa.de/song/1863/
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Original track is here: https://thealphacetiorchestra.bandcamp.com/track/chemin-du-retour

Chemin du retour: RE-WORKED

Chemin du retour: RE-WORKED [Gotchi & THE ∆LpHΛ CεTI ◊RCHESTRΛ collaboration]

Liberator

Fight To The Death

The final movement of the Grimm Sins Suite is a Passepied that retells the story of Hansel and Gretel. It starts off with just the father melody alone. Then the children Hansel and Gretel enter. And everything is in a major light, but with the introduction of the step-mother's line the music grows minor, and after a pass of the melody, the father theme is devolved into the step-mother's and the minor feel becomes stronger. Then the mother and father themes disappear entirely and the children are left alone, in a minor key and in a slower rhythmic tempo. then the witch begins to entire the scene, slowly. Until she fully comes in as a variation of the step mother's theme and grows even more sinister as it turns to the half-diminished scale.  Gretel is left alone as her brother Hansel is removed from the scene, until she outwits the witch in her gluttony and pushes her into the oven, which is signified by a terrible screaming figure. Then Gretel finds Hansel and they continue to find their way home, finally reuniting with the father bring it back to the original melody figure from the beginning of the piece.

Grimm Sins Suite IX. Passepied (Hansel and Gretel)

The Bay - Samuel Sim (Feat. STORME)

Reggae Classical Guitar - Song originally By: Bob Marley. Arrangement by: Delmonia..
"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain" Bob Marley..

Classical Reggae

Romantic Reggae

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Remastered by Houman (https://soundcloud.com/houmans)

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Mesmerized

Diamonds

Overview

This is a piece of cinematically inspired music that grew out of a 30 seconds Composer Club (Facebook) Group challenge. Our remit was to create a Leitmotif based on 'The One Ring', from The Lord of The Rings trilogy.

Being a bit of a Tolkien fan I decided to create a piece based on the actual forging of the ring of power, to try and get the sense of power, malice and a desire to dominate condensed into this small object and the overriding sorrow of the Elves when they realised just what had been created.

The Shevvanai 'Voice of the Elves' vocal library certainly came in handy  :-)

After doing the initial 30 seconds I thought there was a bit more I could do with the idea so I went back to setting up the story. This involved trying to give a feeling of the Elves in Middle Earth and then I thought ... what I need is some of the Black Speech of Mordor, part of the ring rhyme to lead into the forging section. So I did my very best Dark Lord impression to utter the lines in the Black Speech of Mordor. 

Ash nazg durbatulûk, 
ash nazg gimbatul,
Ash nazg thrakatulûk 
agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.

One Ring to to Rule Them All
One Ring to Find Them
One Ring to Bring Them All
And in the Darkness Bind Them

I must admit is the most weird thing I've ever tracked vocally ;-)

Instrumentation

Shevannai vocal library (Eduardo Tarilonte)
Strings (8ve Long, Spiccato Shorts, CS Strings ,Nasty Brass (Albion One - Spitfire)
Harp (Garritan GP05)
St Peter's Choir Patch(Halion Sonic)
Alto Flute (Chris Hein Winds) 
Oboe (Chris Hein Winds)

The sound of working on a Blacksmiths Forge and Explosion sound FX that is classed as Public Domain is used to add colour to the track from www.freesound.org

The Ring Is Forged - The Elves Lament

THE TROLLS´ CAVE

Ramin Djawadi - The Night King
Download: https://t.me/MusicKhaane/423
(From Game Of Thrones: Season 8 | Episode 3 | The Long Night)
[Music from the HBO Series]

The Night King (From Game Of Thrones: Season 8) [Music from the HBO Series]

Ramin Djawadi - The Night King (Game Of Thrones: Season 8)

Violin Sonata 3   opening- moderato-allegro

This Lord of the Rings cinematically inspired orchestral track follows on the tale of the Ring of Power as it is rediscovered in the Gladden river by Déagol, who was out fishing on the Gladden river on Sméagol's birthday, after being lost for thousands of years.

Besides orchestral instrumentation and choir voices, it also features my Alto F Low Whistle in the first half of the piece and a Foley type section of Sound FX to link to the second section.

The idea was to setup an idyllic pastoral scene by a river before Déagol falls into the river whilst trying to catch a fish.  Underwater he spots a glint of gold on the riverbed and returns to the surface, clutching his prize.  In the second half of the piece, the One Ring quickly ensnares Sméagol, with fatal consequences. 

Listers of my earlier piece might notice the reoccurring Ring motif as it's malevolent power takes hold of Sméagol.
 
Instrumentation 
Alto F Low Whistle 

VST Orchestration 
Strings (8ve Long, Pizzicato Shorts,Spiccato Shorts, CS Strings ,Nasty Brass Long Tremelo(Albion One - Spitfire)
Sky Choir Patch, Timeless Choirs Patch(Halion Sonic)
Alto Flute (Chris Hein Winds)
English Horn (Chris Hein Winds)
Rolled Timpani (Garritan GP05)

Background
Déagol was a Stoor Hobbit, who lived in a small community bound by kinship ties—akin to a clan. He had a relative named Sméagol, whose grandmother was the matriarch of the community. He found the One Ring—which had been lost for thousands of years—while fishing with Sméagol in the Gladden river.

Instantly ensnared by its beauty and seductive power, Sméagol demanded the Ring as his "birthday-present". When Déagol refused to give it up, Sméagol strangled him and hid his body, which was never found; nevertheless, the murderer (nicknamed Gollum after the swallowing noises he made) was eventually driven from his home and into the Misty Mountains.

This track contains various Sound FX that are classed as Public Domain and are used to add colour to the track from www.freesound.org, in addition to home-grown vocal FX.

The Birthday Present

Creative Commons Volume. 5
Contemporary Classical soundtrack music.

Download at dexterbritain.bandcamp.com

www.dexterbritain.co.uk

Like me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thedexterbritain
Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dexterbritain

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The Time To Run (Finale)

Composed in the deep of the night when dreams and reality secretly blur. This is a case of whimsical inspiration meets the day job. This is the day and the night scattered with nuance and dissonance.

Keep me making free music by licensing its use in your work.

www.dexterbritain.co.uk

Like me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thedexterbritain
Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dexterbritain

Utopia Part Three

There's Poppy

In Your Dreams - an Orchestral Mystery 

Another tick of the clock,
one moment follows another,
But is there space outside reality ?

The beat goes on,
incessant and unceasing.
But while you sleep do you live another lifetime ?

... in your dreams ?

MrBouzouki Nov 2020

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Background 
This track developed from playing a simple arpeggio that you can hear in the pizzicato strings. It ended up examining the space beyond the norm ... lol

Anyway, an interesting little project and the words that arrived from the 'ether'  acted as a catalyst for the music. I'm quite enjoying using orchestral instruments in my storytelling at the moment.

Metaphysical Playlist
soundcloud.com/mrbouzouki/sets/metaphysical
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Instrumentation
Celesta (Bell Piano)- Kontakt Factory Library 
Pizzicato Strings - Albion One (Spitfire)
Violin - Chris Hein Strings
Viola - Chris Hein Strings 
Alto Flute -Chris Hein Winds 
Cello - Chris Hein Strings
The sound of an antique clock FX that is classed as Public Domain is used to add colour and provide a rhythmic pulse  to the track from www.freesound.org
creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

In Your Dreams - An Orchestral Mystery

A collection of songs, instrumentals and orchestral pieces charting my adventures in home studio recording and production.  All original compositions using voice, acoustic and electric guitar (sometimes using altered tunings), bouzouki, low and high whistles and MIDI instrumentation. 

I'm also using VST instrumentation to create classical compositions and integrating orchestral sounds into my songs and instrumentals.

Links to various instrumental projects and other Social Media links are available below.

My Repost Channel (Eclectic Music Connections) is here

https://soundcloud.com/mrbouzouki-repost