Wow! I realy like this. I'm a new composer like you. I'm so happy I found you throughout Christian Henson's video.

The same as a few people. I found this through the Pianobook video. The track started playing and I started scouring the comments then the name popped up on screen. Great work! Reminds me of Jon Brion.

Chrono Cross

Jellyfish Sea

This track features the great Unplugged 200A library by Franck Le Ray. 

check this library out here: https://www.pianobook.co.uk/packs/unplugged-200a/

I used this library together with some Spitfire Audio libraries (Solstice, Olafur Arnalds Evolutions)and the La Fisarmonica Accordeon.

French Walk- Pianobook Demo

GetsuFumaDen 月風魔伝 Across 100 Bil. Light Yrs. 千億光年の彼方 耳コピー (Korg Gadget Remix)

Jumpclouder

Ever Deeper

Trailer Music - Oliver Patrice Weder

Learn more: https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/british-drama-toolkit/

Also featuring Albion V Tundra: https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/albion-v-tundra/

Shifting Apertures - Christian Henson

https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/spitfire-symphonic-motions/

Odyssey - Oliver Patrice Weder

Completed August 30, 2020
Premiered May 6, 2022 by Osmo Vänskä and the Minnesota Orchestra as part of the 2022 Minnesota Orchestra Composer Institute

Remember to Have Fun began its life as a mixed quintet written for conductor Matthew Jenkins Jaroszewicz. Started in the midst of an existential funk early 2020, the piece was intended to remind myself that I should, in all things musical, have fun. After all, the reason I had taken to music in the first place was because I had discovered in composing a wholly unique kind of fun that I could not find anywhere else. 

Cast in three continuous movements, Remember to Have Fun is best understood as a triptych recontextualizing a handful of simple motifs into three different kinds of fun: I. ‘Master of None’ is overly excitable, interrupting and tripping over itself as it tries to decide where to go with its cellular, half-step dominated main idea. II. ‘Think About What You’ve Done’ picks up the pieces after its exhausted predecessor, initially introspective but growing, with a twinkle in its eye, increasingly quirky and mischievous. III. ‘Remember to Have Fun,’ spurred on by the music’s increased confidence, takes the first movement’s main idea and sprints at breakneck tempo toward a rip-roaring, frenetic finish. 

The majority of the work on this piece was completed during a particularly dour and sedentary year. With all the loneliness, anxiety, and pessimism floating about, I wanted to create a piece that would be characterized by the exact opposite of all those emotions. The piece’s prosaic title ends up being many things: a title, yes, but also a word of advice to the conductor, an expression marking for musicians, a reminder to myself as an artist, a small instruction for listeners, and maybe even a bit of hopeful inspiration for you, the reader.

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Remember to Have Fun, for symphony orchestra

ModulAir v1.2.0 using classic Fairlight samples.
https://www.fullbucket.de/music/modulair.html
12 ModulAir + 1 ModulAirFX instances, no EQing, or effects other than LoudMax64 applied.
Recorded in Reaper64.

ModulAirlight

Hey there!
I am a 21 years old jazz composition student currently based in Hanover (Germany) with a major interest in film music. 
My projects range from soundtracks for shorts and feature films but I am also composing contemporary jazz pieces for big band and orchestra. 
In the past I have been very fortunate to work with amazing ensembles such as the NDR Big Band or the Filmorchester Babelsberg.

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Friedrich Gattermann

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