30
December
2016
Cue of the Week: “The Ghostly Ballroom”
I recently had great fun scoring a ghost-shooting game by Vitei that launched with the new VR Park Tokyo. This week’s cue comes from the... Read More
23
December
2016
Cue of the Week: “Playground Groove I”
Those of you who listened to my cue “Playground Groove II” last fall may have wondered what happened to the first one. Your wait is... Read More
02
December
2016
Cue of the Week: “Audrey and Einstein (End Title)”
This week’s selection is the end-credit music for Audrey and Einstein. Rhythm acoustic guitar, accordion, piano, and glockenspiel join forces in an upbeat whimsical wrap-up.... Read More
18
November
2016
Cue of the Week: “The Cram Session”
Continuing the series from the romantic comedy Audrey and Einstein, this is a sprightly cue for solo strings and a collection of colorful percussion instruments.
11
November
2016
Cue of the Week: “The Uninvited Guest”
This week’s selection is another cue from the romantic comedy Audrey and Einstein, whose main theme I posted last week. This solo piano waltz continues... Read More
04
November
2016
Cue of the Week: “Audrey and Einstein”
This week’s cue is the opening theme for a short film I scored many years ago, a charming romantic comedy about a lonely woman’s bond... Read More
14
October
2016
Cue of the Week: “Playground Groove II”
Admin: you can now go directly to this blog via cueoftheweek.com ! Onto the music. This week’s selection is a playful bit of electronic pop... Read More
30
September
2016
Cue of the Week: “The Yard Sale”
This week’s selection is a lyrical and nostalgic cue from the film Against Time. The scene’s heart was a particularly moving performance by Craig T.... Read More
23
September
2016
Cue of the Week: “Gideon’s Ride”
This week’s selection comes from a concert project I’ve been tinkering with for years, called Gideon and the Blundersnorp. This is a fantasy story for... Read More
16
September
2016
Cue of the Week: “Into the West”
This week’s cue is a rhythmically-driven blend of Western folk music and orchestral minimalism. Some of the instruments here would feel at home in an... Read More
