Our track “The Time has Come” features on the trailer for Universal Pictures new movie Skyline.
The track was written by Verbal Vigilante for PP Music Ltd’s Destructive Drums…
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Our track “The Time has Come” features on the trailer for Universal Pictures new movie Skyline.
The track was written by Verbal Vigilante for PP Music Ltd’s Destructive Drums…
Added by David Wainwright on October 26, 2010 at 2:57am — No Comments
I've been asked to write for a piano quintet [piano + string quartet]. Nothing fancy, but the players will be first-rate. So I cannot hand them manuscript.
Been offered anything I need. I also need to be reasonable. I set my budget at $2,000. I'd like not to ask for more than that.
I will get Finale 2011 at $350 (academic/institutional)
I need a new, stronger PC. Any RAM ideas? I know, "as fast as possible." I will go for Windows.
Those are…
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This is just an incredibly brief blog post to say thank you so much to everyone who came along to the Composium this last weekend.
I was especially pleased to see all the new people who turned up this time and fit right into the group. Lots of excellent discussions on a variety of subjects (occasionally music even came up) ... lots of laughs, lots of drinks and some excellent, excellent food at a beautiful restaurant.
My feeling is that the next one will be in…
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Added by Doug Lauber on October 11, 2010 at 12:00pm — 6 Comments
At this time, one term appears more and more strongly in my consciousness - the term "museum music". From a contemporary point of view, it can be defined as the music of those composers who have decided to run from the current time ,or even the recent past time, and whose musical compositions are, thus, fit to hand in directly to a “music museum”. It is as if these composers were trying to reconstruct a type of music that is of…
ContinueAdded by Olga Krashenko on October 10, 2010 at 12:00pm — 3 Comments
As many people here know, film scores are subject to the whims of fashion. One thing I've noticed of late has been a scary comeback of an instrument that had long been absent from 'big' film scores since the late 80s.
I speak of ... the electric guitar!
Yes, once common in every score from Top Gun to The Rock this byword for 'instant cool' in movie scores has long been away.
I first noticed the return with (another Bruckheimer…
ContinueAdded by James Semple on October 6, 2010 at 9:00am — 5 Comments
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DesertVoiceDemo by Verbal Vigilante by sonokinetic
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We’ve had our heads down in the Verbal Vigilante studio over the summer working on a number of projects and so have neglected to post any timely updates. Please accept this untimely one as a belated apology.…
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