Another orchestral cue from Against Time, this one conveying the exhilaration of invention with a touch of mad-scientist eccentricity.
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Genius at Work | |
A tender and somewhat wistful orchestral cue from the film Against Time. I had the enjoyable experience of writing this to accompany sensitive performances from Craig T. Nelson and Ean Mering.
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After the Game | |
This week’s musical selection is a quirky orchestral two-step, featuring a solo woodwinds and that most celebrated of melodic instruments, the tuba.
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Sneak Away | |
This is one of a series of orchestral cues I wrote for an interactive computer adventure called The Penguin Who Wouldn’t Swim. As the project title suggests, the score has a colorful once-upon-a-time sort of flavoring to it. This particular cue leans towards the action/adventure side of things, though gentler motifs for individual characters do crop up periodically as well.
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The Berg Breaks | |
Enough with the orchestra. I am frequently told; What we really want to know is: can you play the kazoo? As this week’s cue demonstrates, the incontrovertible answer to that question is no. Nevertheless, I hope you enjoy this theme for a 2006 video by the comedic duo The Stagebenders.
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Stage Bending | |
