"Most definitely! Nice textures and statements...very inspiring indeed. "The Violin" is nice. I like how you get a lot out of one minute (and some seconds) of music. Sting did that with The Police as I…"
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Kim Margerum left a comment for Marie-Anne Fischer"Most definitely! Nice textures and statements...very inspiring indeed. "The Violin" is nice. I like how you get a lot out of one minute and some seconds of music. Sting did that with Police believe. I'll…"
Mirela Magdalena Nita left a comment for Marie-Anne Fischer"Hi Marrie-Anne! Thank you very much! It's great to be here! ^_^ Always a pleasure to meet nice people & learn new things! See you around. :)
* Hugs *"
Marie-Anne Fischer posted a videoDesert Voice promo video scored by Marie-Anne Fischer
Promo video scored by Marie-Anne Fischer using the 'Desert Voice' library of Middle Eastern male vocals, available from Sonokinetic. For more music by Marie-...
Marie-Anne Fischer posted a videoSoundiron Apocalypse Tutorial and Demonstration by Marie-Anne Fischer
A demonstration and tutorial of Soundiron's Apocalypse Percussion Ensemble by Marie-Anne Fischer exploring the use in her demo "Sleuth Hound" and the techniq...
Marie-Anne Fischer posted a videoVivace - featurette
thank you all for your dedication to this project
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'Golden Needle', 'Oracion', 'Escape', 'Haka', 'Masai Mara', 'Souk' and 'Visitation' are demos for the unique and superb Sample Libraries from Sonokinetic Sampling. A special thank you to James Semple for helping me with the final mix for Haka.
'The Violin' is only one minute long, a love theme, set in Nazi invaded Hungary with the violin as a solo instrument. All instruments in 'The Violin' performed by Mehmet Sungur and produced by James Semple.
"Tamed Moments" was commissioned for a violin, cello and piano ensemble.
Saṃsāre which is the result of writing a piece of music for yoga combined with recent Asian influence and inspiration. It represents a deviation from my previous music genre and I would be interested to hear your commentary and thoughts.
'Sling for a Stone' was the result of a collaboration with a composer for whom I have much admiration and respect.
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Television, Small Ensemble, Other, film, television, multimedia
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- Film scores, Classical, Baroque, Rock, World
- Is music your main income source?
- Yes!
- Where do you live?
- Woking, Surrey
- About Me (MUST be more than 10 words to be approved):
- I fell in love with composing music when in South Africa, after moving from my native Belgium. Rhythms, beats and sounds of Africa stylised my music, some of which was used for television, wildlife documentaries, sport and corporate video. Further colour was added during time spent in the USA. I moved to the UK where I focused on composing music for media after completing a diploma course in the same. My main instruments are piano and violin and I’m furthering study in Cinematic Orchestration.
- Website:
- http://www.marie-annefischer.com
Comment Wall (83 comments)
- At 7:30pm on May 22, 2013,
Kim Margerum said… Most definitely! Nice textures and statements...very inspiring indeed. "The Violin" is nice. I like how you get a lot out of one minute (and some seconds) of music. Sting did that with The Police as I recall...dynamic short songs that made for a "wow" factor...less is more and all that. I'll be checking in and listening. Thanks for writing back.
- At 11:29pm on May 19, 2013, Kim Margerum said…
I just love your stuff!
- At 5:04am on May 2, 2013,
Mirela Magdalena Nita said… Hi Marrie-Anne! Thank you very much! It's great to be here! ^_^ Always a pleasure to meet nice people & learn new things! See you around. :)
* Hugs *
- At 12:44pm on January 14, 2013,
Raymond Kemp said… Whoo hoo it works
- At 10:20pm on August 28, 2011,
Art Hughes said… Hola Marie-Anne, found your site by acci-way. Totally into ME/N Africa rhythms and disparate instruments mash-ups. Māori rocks! Your use of contrast is very diametric, no cross-pollination. You also capture those gritty string resonances which I like better than butter legatos. Well done.
BTW: Congo Nzinga hymn you should check out. You'd have fun weaving its raw chorus with some of your string chops and orchestrations.
http://www.audionetwork.com/production-music/ex-awe_4606.aspx
Art
- At 1:14pm on July 31, 2011,
William Staab said… - Good to hear from you Marie-Anne! And thank you for your kind comments!
- At 11:08am on July 31, 2011,
Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie said… - Hi Marie-Anne, thanks for such a warm welcome! Looking forward to exploring the forum.
- At 1:50pm on June 29, 2011, William Staab said…
Hi Marie-Anne,
Just visited your site, and listened to "The Violin"...love it!! Also noticed on your site that we use the same equipment...Mac & Logic. I'm pretty new to midi composing but am taking some courses on line w/Berklee. Here's a link to my site..http://go.berkleemusic.com/WStaab I have some music posted there, if you'd like to listen. If you do, let me know what you think.
I just purchased Vienna Inst. cube...big bucks for that. So I'm trying to get to know it, but having a little trouble with things now.
At any rate, I love you web site and your music!
Take Care, Bill
- At 1:33pm on June 29, 2011, William Staab said…
Hi Marie-Anne,
Thanks for the contact here!
Bill
- At 12:28pm on June 12, 2011,
Bruce Retief said… - Hi Marie_Anne, thanks for your encouraging message - it's a great project but it's been dragging on for sooo long - looking forward to wrapping sometime in August. What do you do?
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