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May
2020
Cue of the Week: “Catherine Suits Up”
This week I continue a series of cues with an inspirational or uplifting character. I was surprised to find how few of these I’ve written.... Read More
10
April
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Yard Sale”
This week continues my series of cues with an uplifting or positive musical character, meant to provide a little emotional boost during stressful times. This... Read More
27
March
2020
Cue of the Week: “The List (End Titles)”
This week continues my series of cues with an uplifting or positive musical character, meant to provide a little emotional boost during stressful times. This... Read More
20
March
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Treehouse”
In trying times, art keeps us connected to a long-term perspective of optimism that can be clouded by short-term stress. To do my part, in... Read More
28
February
2020
Cue of the Week: “A Lost Brother”
Written for a cemetery scene in the film The F-Zone, this cue is somber but has some lyrical qualities as well. In the middle section... Read More
14
February
2020
Cue of the Week: “Down the Rabbit Hole”
This week’s music comes with a happy launch announcement: Down the Rabbit Hole, a game whose score I composed last year, has posted its trailer... Read More
24
January
2020
Cue of the Week: “The Story of Leo”
That’s not a cello you hear, but a contrabass played lyrically, courtesy of bassist Maggie Hasspacher. From the score of the film Emerald, Texas, this... Read More
10
January
2020
Cue of the Week: “Pour One, and Out”
This week’s selection from the film Emerald, Texas accompanies a triumphant moment where the travelers face down a bigot in a bar and make a... Read More
03
January
2020
Cue of the Week: “Driving Away”
In the film Emerald Texas, a moment of auto larceny slash teenage self assertion is accompanied by this spirited folk-rock cue. Guitars and mandolin are... Read More
20
December
2019
Cue of the Week: “Goodbye”
A teary-eyed moment late in the film Emerald, Texas. Here I chose to gave the cue’s main melody to the viola rather than violin. The... Read More
