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Forgive Me For Lacrimosa
I had to use Mozart's 'Lacrimosa' for a short film.
The director had directed, and I had to oblige.
The track is to be used for a scene where the protagonist, an urban photographer, has died, and explores his realm after death. The soul of the 'capturer' (photographer) relives his 'urban encagement' through a queer "weep". The music thus, is stiffled, and disturbed as it traverses 'still' moments from the photographer's life.
I am sorry if I've hurt the Maestro.
Please feel free to comment.
The director had directed, and I had to oblige.
The track is to be used for a scene where the protagonist, an urban photographer, has died, and explores his realm after death. The soul of the 'capturer' (photographer) relives his 'urban encagement' through a queer "weep". The music thus, is stiffled, and disturbed as it traverses 'still' moments from the photographer's life.
I am sorry if I've hurt the Maestro.
Please feel free to comment.
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Film, Web, Songs, Other
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- Indian Semi- Classical, Rock, Pop, Fusion, World
- Is music your main income source?
- No - Not Yet
- Where do you live?
- India
- About Me:
- Mail : asevenc@gmail.com
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Thanks a lot for listening and even more of them for liking it. I am glad you like it.
The film is about a photographer who dies in a (terrorist) blast while taking a picture. This track was supposed to come in during a montage where the photographe…
I like it! Personally, I would say that you've got it just about right. I'd love to know what the final film project is about and how it all goes together.
I am taking this in a positive way !
It's definitely disturbing.
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I really liked "I See You" I was thinking listening to it, how cinematic and dramatic is it before I read it's for a short film. Freedom is excellent too, nice mix of piano and percussion and atmosphere, and in a similar vein too Smitten. I think one of the reasons I enjoyed Aaj Kaaj Nei is it has a hint of Air around the time of 10,000hz Legend - which is one my favourite and most influential albums.
Look forward to hearing more of your music in the future.
Thanks for the comments on my music. I have also started listening to your pieces as well. I really like what you do with Freedom. I haven't listened to all of the songs yet, but I am very impressed with the interesting dissonance in many of your songs. Bravo!! By the way, Lacrymosa is one of my favorite pieces by Mozart. I also had the priviledge of conducting it in college. What a blast. Your interpretation would have impressed Mr. Mozart.
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