25
September
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Foyer”
This week’s music from Lady Usher is short but sweet. Well, short but macabre. Once the heroine has entered the Usher domain, the visuals become... Read More
18
September
2020
Cue of the Week: “Arriving at the House of Usher”
In this moody cue from the film Lady Usher, Morgan arrives at the foreboding mansion of … well, see the title. The score’s string quartet... Read More
04
September
2020
Cue of the Week: “Departing by Train”
After saying goodbye to her bestie, Morgan hops on a train to pursue her troubled boyfriend Roderick, who has mysteriously disappeared into the House of... Read More
28
August
2020
Cue of the Week: “A Few Kind Words”
Straight outa the soundtrack of the film Lady Usher, this tender cue for solo strings and guitar accompanies a moment of respite before the film’s... Read More
14
August
2020
Cue of the Week: “Tidings From Home”
This week continues the music selections from the score of the film Lady Usher. This understated cue plays during a foreboding discussion. As dialogue music,... Read More
07
August
2020
Cue of the Week: “Romance”
This week I begin sharing music from my fourth feature film collaboration with George Adams, Lady Usher. This one is relatively recent, score recording having... Read More
17
July
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Queen’s Birthday”
Cortopia’s Down the Rabbit Hole wraps with the anonymous adventurer confronting the Queen of Hearts at her birthday party. This week’s music accompanies the showdown.... Read More
03
July
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Keep of Hearts”
The King of Hearts has had way too many tarts. Late in Cortopia’s VR game Down the Rabbit Hole, the player contends with a king... Read More
26
June
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Four Castles”
Much of the score for Cortopia’s “Down the Rabbit Hole” has a fantasy or neo-Baroque character, reflecting the game’s setting and pompous resident aristocracy. This... Read More
19
June
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Estate”
This selection from the score for Cortopia’s VR game “Down the Rabbit Hole” accompanies a level with sly sneaking, and trickery of pompous sentient-card aristocrats.... Read More
