What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Film, Television, Web, Multimedia, Choir, Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Big Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles
"This was done very well in my opinion..the music and video compliment each other, and make for a really enjoyable viewing/listening experience.
EXCELLENT work..thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks Bob https://soundcloud.com/bob-morabito"
EXCELLENT work..thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks Bob https://soundcloud.com/bob-morabito"
"Thanks Nick for watching. I am a church musician as well, so I was very inspired by a lot of the iconography. It is amazing that these wooden structures are so well maintained and preserved. "
"The documentary looks interesting! As an "old fashioned Christian", I'm wondering to what extent you might have been inspired by the stunning visual imagery."
"Thanks Bob! So glad you enjoyed the piece. Hopefully I can get more performances soon.
Best,
Brian Bob Morabito said:
Very nicely done Brian--to me it works on all levels just as it is, and was a joy to listen to.
Great job--thanks for posting!…"
Best,
Brian Bob Morabito said:
Very nicely done Brian--to me it works on all levels just as it is, and was a joy to listen to.
Great job--thanks for posting!…"
"Very nicely done Brian--to me it works on all levels just as it is, and was a joy to listen to.
Great job--thanks for posting!
Thanks Bob https://soundcloud.com/bob-morabito"
Great job--thanks for posting!
Thanks Bob https://soundcloud.com/bob-morabito"
"Thanks so much. So glad you like it. I am playing the piano on the recording but the singer is a Broadway actor, Robert Koutras. A very talented performer: http://www.robertkoutras.com/ I have done a few readings of the show with a small orchestra…"
"Brian,
Very lively and a wild west sound. Is that you singing? Great voice and recording. This would be an opening song I assume. Will it be performed with piano or do you intend to orchestrate it?
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Very lively and a wild west sound. Is that you singing? Great voice and recording. This would be an opening song I assume. Will it be performed with piano or do you intend to orchestrate it?
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"Ha yes, it was a very interesting choice but when watching the film as a whole it really works. The director had a very specific vision, which made the project both fun and challenging. We are doing a second documentary this year on a similar…"
"Thanks so much Gav! So glad you liked the piece. It was a lot of fun to work on.
Gav Brown said:
Hi Brian,
This is very well done and evocative. Congrats, and thanks for posting!
Gav"
Gav Brown said:
Hi Brian,
This is very well done and evocative. Congrats, and thanks for posting!
Gav"
"Hi Brian,
This is very well done and evocative. Congrats, and thanks for posting!
Gav"
This is very well done and evocative. Congrats, and thanks for posting!
Gav"
"Brian,
Very interesting, eerie, and creepyy music to go with wooden churches? (Nice job. I enjoyed the sound.) You have to question a directors motives when he asks for music diametrically opposite his subject material. I would think your…"
Very interesting, eerie, and creepyy music to go with wooden churches? (Nice job. I enjoyed the sound.) You have to question a directors motives when he asks for music diametrically opposite his subject material. I would think your…"
"Thank you so much Paul-so glad you enjoyed the music! Paul Copeland said:
Delightful piece.
Not to difficult to play, and very enjoyable. Lovely melody and interpretation.
Keep up the great work."
Delightful piece.
Not to difficult to play, and very enjoyable. Lovely melody and interpretation.
Keep up the great work."
"Delightful piece.
Not to difficult to play, and very enjoyable. Lovely melody and interpretation.
Keep up the great work."
Not to difficult to play, and very enjoyable. Lovely melody and interpretation.
Keep up the great work."
"Here is a link to the video with the music as underscore: Man in the Moon-video"
"Transports us back to the good old days, but you have to be pretty old to go back that far. A little Scot Joplin, tin pan alley and where's Al Jolson singing Mammy. This is at the end of the movie when the villain is vanquished and the damsel is…"
