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Some more soundtrack work this week, I'll probably end up reworking this a bit and polishing up the production, getting rid of the minor sounding bit and then throw it on a stock music website. I was listening to a lot of Debussy when I was making this, specifically Arabesque -- my personal favourite!
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I can imagine the film for this soundtrack. I has to do with a beautiful love...
great great job!!!!
Beautiful work.
Beautiful composition. Love the way the melody melts into sweetness when it descends.
Thanks!
I can imagine the film for this soundtrack. I has to do with a beautiful love...
great great job!!!!
Thanks, it's actually for a documentary about seniors who volunteer at a vintage shop to help Animal Aid and a swirl of condo construction happening all around it and threatening its existence.
Beautiful work.
Thank you
Be sure to let me know where/when I can see the documentary! This is such a beautiful piece, I can't wait to see it accompanied with shots of precious doggos
Be sure to let me know where/when I can see the documentary! This is such a beautiful piece, I can't wait to see it accompanied with shots of precious doggos
Thanks! I'll be sure to let you know but don't hold your breath, this filmmakers last one took 6 years. That's the nature of documentary I suppose.
I like the gentle volume of the piano, the minor parts are a nice bit of spice in there.
hot dam this is so relaxing. I need more of this kind of music in my life. love the spooky feel ending
I like the gentle volume of the piano, the minor parts are a nice bit of spice in there.
Thanks!
hot dam this is so relaxing. I need more of this kind of music in my life. love the spooky feel ending
Thank you, I struggled with getting that ending back from the minor key change but it worked out pretty good
Thanks for listening!
Beautiful composition. Love the way the melody melts into sweetness when it descends.