Continuation of this series with a more classical direction but slow and deliberate. NY Steinway D for the piano.
Here are a couple of my favorites from this collection:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zoeb6Ld...mp;index=9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz3NkS_...p;index=15
Full collection is here (first track below is nice too)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=O...jIcEtxtHjk
Ken
Continuation of this series with a more classical direction but slow and deliberate. NY Steinway D for the piano.
Here are a couple of my favorites from this collection:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zoeb6Ld...mp;index=9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz3NkS_...p;index=15
Full collection is here (first track below is nice too)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=O...jIcEtxtHjk
Ken
Hi ken,
Good job again. I like the first and second piecis a bit more, because I hear so many different instruments with the piano, little like, excuse me again, Hans Zimmer's music. In the third piece, you have mostly strings, which of course makes it stand out from the crowd. But, The instruments I kept waiting for came a little at the end.
All in all, all three could be used in some kind of film, I'm completely convinced that if any Hollywood filmmaker heard this, only listened, not seen, he would hopefully probably get in touch, depending on the film of course. I’m not joking. Thanks for sharing.
Best wishes,
Stig
p.s. Sorry but I can't send you, here in forum, an mp3 file with the Zimmer music example I'm talking about.
kencarlino wrote:Continuation of this series with a more classical direction but slow and deliberate. NY Steinway D for the piano.
Here are a couple of my favorites from this collection:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zoeb6Ld...mp;index=9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz3NkS_...p;index=15
Full collection is here (first track below is nice too)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=O...jIcEtxtHjk
Ken
Hi ken,
Good job again. I like the first and second piecis a bit more, because I hear so many different instruments with the piano, little like, excuse me again, Hans Zimmer's music. In the third piece, you have mostly strings, which of course makes it stand out from the crowd. But, The instruments I kept waiting for came a little at the end.
All in all, all three could be used in some kind of film, I'm completely convinced that if any Hollywood filmmaker heard this, only listened, not seen, he would hopefully probably get in touch, depending on the film of course. I’m not joking. Thanks for sharing.Best wishes,
Stig
p.s. Sorry but I can't send you, here in forum, an mp3 file with the Zimmer music example I'm talking about.
Hi Stig, thank you for the encouraging words! Yes I know what you mean about the distinct elements vs just the piano and strings. I actually have in my next collection just piano and strings. I really couldn't decide which was more fitting but as this follow up collection is meant to be a slightly different style so hopefully it will work.
I know the Hans Zimmer music score sound as I think he is pretty well know.
Thank you too for the words about functional use of these, while I could like to think that as well, I don't think I am following a path that would result in them getting heard in that way. A couple of years ago I posted a bunch of songs to Pond5 but I didn't get any activity. Easily could be the music wasn't good enough and it also wasn't this style. Maybe I will try some channel to see if there is a chance to monetize it.
Ken
beautiful pieces! i really like the orchestrations and the atmosphere.
Hi budo, After having done this and the piano and strings I do think I like the wider range here but it was also trying to capture different styles. Thanks for your feedback, glad you like it!
Ken
