This was a little cue I wrote for a retro-horror film. It was fun to write, since it has a more traditional 12-tone horror feel at the climax, rather than the typical sounds of today's horror films (lots of col legno strings, prepared piano and such).
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CONTACT ME DIRECTLY:
e: pdeakinmusic@gmail.com
ph: 941-227-1026
IMDb page
REPRESENTATION
Robert R. Blume
Step Forward Entertainment Group Ltd
New York
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Cinematic Strings
The other day, while looking for some new string libraries, I found this piece by Alex Wallbank, created as part of the demo for Cinematic Strings:
Although he named it HOME, I thought it sounded better with the title Journey's End. You may not agree, of course!
Here is the beautiful short piece:
And here is the player with other music using the same library:
Cinematic Strings Demos
Although he named it HOME, I thought it sounded better with the title Journey's End. You may not agree, of course!
Here is the beautiful short piece:
And here is the player with other music using the same library:
Cinematic Strings Demos
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