A tribute to Murray Gold and Doctor Who. My way of celebrating the 50th anniversary and making the time go faster as well!

My PC died recently, so had to begin from scratch. This is todays unrefined work. 

I have this idea of having people from all over the world record their voice after a melody which I provide and create a choir out of it, similar to what Hans Zimmer did with Bane's Chant. If there's any interest for this towards the Christmas Special and goodbye to Eleven, let me know.

Time Is Running Out (Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Tribute) - Part One

A short cue about the feeling of finally finding some peace in the noise of life.

Fall From Heaven

My take on Ms. Pac-Man's Maze (Cleopactra). 

Lost in The 80's

Music for the montage-scene at our upcoming short, a Star Wars fanfilm! Hehe :)
Our hero finds his saber and prepares for the waiting challenges.

Hope you likes!

The Saber

Call of Jedi - Star Wars fan-film coming up next week!

Sword beats Gun, the epic battle-music I wrote for the two minute action-sequence.

Visit my YouTube channel or official website @ August 13th and watch!

Sword beats Gun

Home Of A Strange Man

This Day And Age [RrTCG]

Praeteritum

Pieces

Something Cool

Revelations [WiP]

Work in progress, I'd love feedback! What did you like, didn't like? Would you like to see it develop into something dramatic, epic, keep the calm and peaceful style throughout it?

2017

Past

Working on this project, join me during live streams scheduled at https://tommygundersen.com/events/composing-session-finishing-heroic/

Heroic theme Demo

Heroic theme V2


Bob's Tale was the result of a 48-hour marathon game-development for Norwegian Game Awards contest.

The music on the other hand, was requested in the last 12 hours before deadline. Thus this set is the showcase of what I managed to perform within a spontaneous run against time in the middle of the night, family sleeping and only a 20$ headset to use as monitors.

07. Bob The Astronaut

A rearrangement I did of the famous "Across the stars" from Star Wars.

Credits to one of my all-time idols, John Williams.

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