03
October
2008
Cue of the Week: “Leaving Dunsmir”
More fantasy-genre music this week, and by fantasy I mean bifurcating monsters with a halberd, rather than fine wine on a tropical island. A little... Read More
26
September
2008
Cue of the Week: “The Fourth Tribe”
In contrast to the acoustic-symphonic gravitas of last week’s musical selection, here’s a contemporary action-adventure theme that blends orchestra, electronica, rock, and far east ethnic... Read More
19
September
2008
Cue of the Week: “Darkness and Light”
“Darkness and Light” was written as a companion piece to last week’s “Honor and Steel”. It’s a brooding and seething piece for strings and winds,... Read More
12
September
2008
Cue of the Week: “Honor and Steel”
This week’s cue is some good old-fashioned orchestral/percussive action music with a middle ages feel. … Well, that’s not entirely true. The musical vocabulary that... Read More
05
September
2008
Cue of the Week: “The Treehouse”
This is one of my favorite cues from the Against Time score, so I was a bit surprised to find that I’d never featured it... Read More
29
August
2008
Cue of the Week: “Kate’s Theme”
I’m posting something a little different this week; rather than a film or game cue, this is a short self-contained piece for solo piano. It... Read More
22
August
2008
Cue of the Week: “Space Hippy”
I’m fond of writing cue descriptions, but in this case I think the name pretty much says it all. (Click on the play button to... Read More
15
August
2008
Cue of the Week: “Vanguard Forward”
I’ve been away for most of the summer, but as of today the Cue of the Week feature is happily back online. Please enjoy this... Read More
18
July
2008
Cue of the Week: “Military Victory”
Continuing last week’s belated-fourth-of-July theme, here’s another militaristic anthem for your enjoyment. True, the music in question is supposed to celebrate German military victory in... Read More
11
July
2008
Cue of the Week: “Triumphant Victory”
Seeing as how we’re at the junction of Independence Day, Bastille Day, and Canada Day, something patriotic and vaguely militaristic seems to be in order. ... Read More
