02
August
2013
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02
August
2013
Cue of the Week: “Reflections”
This week’s offering is an introspective cue for piano, strings, and harp (with a touch of clarinet at the very end). I composed this for... Read More
26
July
2013
Cue of the Week: “Making a Movie”
The movie-within-a-movie tradition is a time honored Hollywood self-indulgence — almost as much so as the musical-within-a-musical tradition. This celebratory music alludes to the Golden... Read More
19
July
2013
Cue of the Week: “Let Us Go That Way!”
It wouldn’t be right to compose music for a movie about attacking birds without at least one tribute to Bernard Hermann. While this week’s music... Read More
12
July
2013
Cue of the Week: “The Birds Depart (Again)”
James Nguyen’s Birdemic: Shock and Terror has been hailed as one of the most entertaining indie films ever made… albeit perhaps not for reasons the... Read More
10
May
2013
Cue of the Week: “Land of the Morning Calm”
This week’s selection is victory music from the video game Empire Earth 2. Said strategy game gives you the ability to play as one of... Read More
05
April
2013
Cue of the Week: “The Audit”
One instrument that doesn’t get enough credit is viola, which despite having a lovely distinct* tone is typically buried in the inner voices of an... Read More
15
March
2013
Cue of the Week: “A Heartfelt Speech”
This week’s music selection is an elegiac passage for strings, flute, and harp. Get the hanky. (Click on the play button to stream, or the... Read More
08
March
2013
Cue of the Week: “Poker Night”
This week’s music selection is some 40s-esque big band jazz, originally written for a poker video game. We recorded with a dynamite horn and rhythm... Read More
28
February
2013
Cue of the Week: “Sage Dance”
Written for a visually lush Audubon documentary, this cue blends Native American flute and percussion with orchestral strings. The scene itself draws a visual analogy... Read More
