This week’s selection is a short, disquieting film cue wherein I tried to make a vibraphone sound creepy.
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Watching Liz | |
This week’s cue is a warm nostalgic piece with a touch of Americana, for clarinet, oboe, and strings.
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The Yard Sale | |
This week’s cue is the instrumental version of a mournful folk-like melody for English horn. (The English horn is generally your go-to instrument for mournful melodies.)
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Moira’s Lullaby | |
This week’s cue is… a little hard to describe. But it’s safe to call it a rhythmic pastiche of Western folk music elements, also including a few instruments (like bowed vibraphone) that you wouldn’t find on the average ranch.
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Into the West | |
This week’s selection underscores a scene from the film Against Time, in which a classroom of high schoolers slyly cheat their way through a tough exam, and the film’s protagonist faces a temptation to do likewise. The scene is both a test in the number two pencil sense, as well as one of integrity. My approach here was to both musically capture the subterfuge of the smirking cheaters, and suggest that something deeper was at stake.
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The Test | |
