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Artwork by Giana Patel 
Vocal performance by Giana Patel 
Viola performance by Rachel Grimwood 
Mastered by Mike Gibson of Munki Masters at Bonfire Audio, Wellington, NZ. www.munki.co.nz, www.bonfireaudio.com

Special thanks to Jeremy Reid

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And she translated into the sky

Across the Sea

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Music for piano and strings.

Part of an album release by West One Music, "Inspiring Minimalism."

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Inspiring Minimalism

Journey Towards the Light

Journey Towards The Light

Vocals: Luke Standridge
Guitars: James Everingham
Programming: James Everingham & Luke Standridge

Atlas (feat. Luke Standridge)

Music for string orchestra and piano. 

From my score for the feature documentary film "Why We Ride."



Why We Ride (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Everyone Has a Reason

Everyone Has A Reason

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Colors of the Wind by ear

ETHEREAL AMBIENT SOUNDSCAPES INSPIRED BY GAME OF THRONES AND THE  LORD OF THE RINGS AND MANY OTHERS. RELAX, ENJOY AND DRIFT AWAY.

ETHEREAL - IN LIVING MEMORY

This set primarily contains samples from 8Dio Upright Studio PIano - a deep-sampled Upright Piano virtual music software instrument (VST/AU/AAX) by www.8dio.com

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8Dio 1901 Upright Piano: "Towers" by James Everingham

Alrighty, so this piece was written for a client out in Atlanta, Georgia...hopefully their client likes it as well haha! But I wanted to shared this piece because it was truly a fun piece to write!!! Sure I had less than a weekend to write 8 minutes of music. I wrote up a quick 1:30 demo to them and the director liked it but hadn't heard back from their client as for a green light yet but said I should go on anyway. So Friday, Saturday Night (because of work eating up my entire day) and all day Sunday up until about 3 am and even this morning I was writing this piece....The toughest part about this piece was trying to keep the momentum going for 8 minutes long and still retain that feel and style

When I was first approached about the project, I saw the video and instantly thought of two composers - Hans Zimmer's "Time" and "One Simple Idea" from the Inception soundtrack and also Philip Glass' Metamorphosis album. So I went to town with a simple piano segment which then was introduced to the guitars with their repetitive patterns. The strings were going to be a major factor in this piece as well. I also wanted to add in some electronica elements as well but at a minimum so that the listeners could be sucked into with the strings and piano.

Some obstacles along the way aside from trying to keep the momentum going for 8 minutes was the many modulations and key changes to get to a certain key I wanted. There is a 30 second bit found at 6:03 that frustrated me for a good hour on how to land it in a certain key....the key where the guitar and drums come in. That whole modulating segment took a great deal of time because there were many variations to go but none of them went as smooth as the one you hear.

Some other tidbit information to listen for: at 5:12, the guitar segment there.....I didn't realized it at first because I thought it sounded cool, but those three notes that play there are actually similar to the three notes you hear on the Spiderman cartoon theme haha!!! Also at 6:26, that key change from a G major to a B major was an idea that I had hard on a few Danny Elfman soundtracks.

The drumming found at 6:35 was a lot of fun to do! In the film, it's just clips of a time lapse sequence of downtown Atlanta at night....really cool looking, so to give a feeling of excitement and thrill of downtown I decided to try out this Coldplay kind of feel. It wasn't easy as I'm not a drummer by any means, so I had to figure out what a real drummer could do while I performed the recording on the keyboard haha!!! That last segment is also my favourite due to that sense of accomplishment you feel...I dunno if it's the drumming or the strings or what, but somehow it just feels like this motivation to keep doing the best you can.

Anyway, so there you go! Unfortunately due to this project, it will not be a downloadable piece. But feel free to comment or ask or anything!!! Since this is still being under review, there might be changes needed....if anything I'm assuming the last segment where the drums come in at 6:36. So until then, enjoy the piece!!!

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Thanks again and hope you enjoy the piece!!!

~ J Scott Rakozy

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Hi everyone, 

I just released a solo-album called `Mountain´, consisting of songs all based around a felt-piano, strings and some ambient elements.
Would love for you to check it out - available everywhere music lives.  

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Mountain

Christoffer Franzen - Only This

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). 

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Everyone Has A Reason

Steven Gutheinz