Recording of Master's project for the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program. Recorded in Seattle, WA.

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Laniakea - Orchestra

Romantic comedy score written for the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program in Seattle, WA. Recorded at Studio X with members of the Northwest Sinfonia.

Music Copyright © 2020. Paul F. Stovall. All Rights Reserved.

Romantic Comedy Score

This piece is dedicated to the memory of Michael Brown and was performed by the Jazz Band 1 ensemble (under the direction of Vern Sielert) at the Lionel Hampton School of Music (University of Idaho).

2nd Place - ASMAC 2023 Competition - Bill Conti Jazz Arranging

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Rivers Of January [Jazz Band]

delirium tremens: a psychotic condition typical of withdrawal in chronic alcoholics, involving tremors, hallucinations, anxiety, and disorientation.

Flute: Abe Nurkiewicz
Clarinet: Wayra Quinchiguango
Violin: Lea Fetterman
Cello: Emily Thompson
Percussion: Mackenzie Alvarez & Alan Schellenberger

© 2017. Novaya Musica (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved.

delirium tremens (for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Percussion)

This music represents my feelings about what is happening around the world right now. I hope that everything will turn out okay and that we will be able to be with each other in the very near future.

Lullaby

Lullaby (written for Mother's Day)

Paul Stovall is an award-winning Seattle-based composer. An advocate for new music, Paul has had the privilege of performing contemporary works including Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians as part of Western’s NowHearThis! modern music ensemble, as well as works by composers from the Pacific Northwest area. His music has been performed by the Seattle Opera, the Common Tone Music Festival, and Original Music/New Ideas (OM/NI) in El Paso, Texas. Paul holds degrees from Western Washington University, the Seattle Film Institute, and recently completed his work as a graduate teaching assistant at the Lionel Hampton School of Music (University of Idaho), where he studied composition with Ruby Fulton. Previous teachers include N. Lincoln Hanks, Jennifer Jolley, Roger Briggs, Todd Smith, Adam Haws, Charles Halka, Lesley Sommer, and Hummie Mann.

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