Modern and epic, “Heroic Destiny” is an underscore cue highlighting the drama and heroism of your friendly neighborhood crime fighters and civil servants. This action based score adds a powerful sense of pride and determination to any project. It would work well as a title sequence, or even a grand montage in nature.

Heroic Destiny

Upbeat and sweet, "Fond Memories" is a happy yet tender medium tempo composition using piano, guitar, percussion and effects. Romantic and heartwarming, this cue has a grand feeling of adventure and love. This would work well for a title or credit sequence in a romantic comedy - or even in an inspirational project.

Fond Memories

Ironic and silly, "Plucky Comedy" is a goofy orchestral score of winds and strings that go... pluck.  Perfect for any funny cat and mouse chase, or even better, a scene where you look at a character and just know he's about to do something stupid.  This is a great cue for a cartoon as well.

Plucky Comedy

Sparse and simple "Piano Drama 2" is a beautiful piece to enhance the heartfelt emotions of your project.  With a deep sense of longing and passion, this modern cue will inspire goosebumps (if not tears under the right setting).  

Piano Drama 2

Chill and relaxed, "Beyond Yesterday" is a modern cue with a wide array of purposes.  This track with its rhythmic beat will sit well under a corporate project, or even a romantic or tender moment in your film.  Simple and emotional, this is a beautiful and heartwarming piece can also work well as a title or commercial.

Beyond Yesterday

Gentle and inspiring, "Renew" is a soft piano melody with harp and light strings.  Great for sentimental or romantic moments, this music cue will bring a sense of innocent wonder to your project.  

Renew

Powerful and inspiring, "Uplifting" is an energetic and emotionally strong score for your corporate or commercial project.  With a sense of determination and subsequent triumph, this track would be perfect for any adventure or sports theme.

Uplifting

Cinematic and daring "Taking A Chance" is an epic adventure track featuring a large orchestral ensemble.  Exciting and passionate, this is a great piece to underscore sports sequences, a powerful montage, or a corporate inspiration piece.  Altering between a dark then triumphant emotion, this lush music ends in glorious victory.

Taking A Chance

Plucky and silly, "Comedy Cue" is a funny orchestral score of winds and strings that go... pluck. Perfect for any silly cat and mouse chase, or even better, a scene where you look at a character and just know he's about to do something stupid. This is a great cue for a cartoon as well.  It's commercial length and easy to edit

Comedy Cue

Powerful and emotional, "Horizon" is an epic orchestral score, sounding the ever-elusive quest toward destiny.   Starting small and growing dramatically, this piece is perfect for any adventure film.  Also great for montages and other video, this cue will provide a touch of heroic Hollywood drama.

Horizon

Uplifting and inspiring, "Flight of Angels" is a heavenly orchestra and piano piece.  The peaceful, yet invigorating sound works well under nearly any bright and upbeat moment in your project.  Perfect for opening sequences, adventurous montages, epic nature scenes, an emotional sports film, or even a powerful corporate presentation.

Flight Of Angels

Film composer Patrick A. Thompson lives in Dallas, Texas.  He composed his first work on piano at around eight years old.  He performed an excerpt from Beethoven's 9th Symphony on the Queen Mother's Grand piano in Glamis Castle in Scotland at an equally young age.  Music has been a driving force in his life ever since his father would sing to him before bedtime.

For several years, Patrick performed and helped produce musical theater productions for several theme parks around the United States.  As his passion for live theater grew, so did his talent for storytelling.  This is what sets him apart from most composers.  In any scoring venture, Patrick seeks to actively and emotionally engage the audience under the Director's guidance.  Film music is never supposed to be a passive force, but rather a subliminal voice which continually deepens and supports the Director's emotional vision.

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