Charlie Chaplin Limelight

Fahir Atakoğlu - Zeki Müren

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FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY

My composition for Film Scoring assignment, composed and arranged by myself under the guidance of Indra Perkasa.

Featuring :

Violin 1 - Fafan Isfandiar
Violin 2 - Saptadi Kristiawan
Viola - Yusuf Kus Cahyadi
Cello - Dwipa Hanggana Pratala

Recorded live at Ponpin Studio. Special thanks to Areza Riandra for the help during the recording session.

All the sounds except the strings are synthesizer.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izYbkAhkxx8 


~ The Painted Veil - an Opening. Original score by Alexandre Desplat. ~

The Painted Veil Opening

Hukum-Fahir Atakoglu

Fahir Atakoğlu - Lal

 That moment when you were in the cinema,the lights went out and the screen went dark.... An 
angelic voice slowly penetrates you inside. Romantic,melancholic melodies of inspiration full of 
feeling strings fill the spaces and become important,often with the presence of a repetitive piano..... 
a journey full of atmosphere and changes accompanied by a heavenly voice ... angelic.

l'amor che viene  in voce

In these songs lies no mask, no sweetened tale — only the weight of bonds that twist, the stories that demand obedience, and the long shadow of love that confuses itself with control. Greyborn stands at the edge of inheritance, where loyalty can become a leash, and where silence is wielded as law.

This is not music of vengeance, but of clarity. It is the slow recognition that devotion without choice is not love, and that respect without freedom is only theater. Each track is a reckoning with the voices that claimed to shape him, and the quiet refusal to keep carrying what corrodes.

For those who were told gratitude means servitude, for those who learned that blood can bind tighter than truth — these songs are your mirror. They speak of fire endured, of rivers carving through stone, of a man who will honor what was true, but refuse what was false.

Not a farewell. Not a curse. A testament:
to keep the light,
to drop the chains,
to let go.

House Rules

Overture: George and Joan Typika's Roman Holiday

Slow flamenco version of Adagio by Samuel Barber.
Recorded and arranged by Ariodd at Murder Street Studios Dec 7 2015.

Evanthia Reboutsika ~ best of the best

Qaisar Jan-2

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