Here is some orchestral work with a Celtic feel that I did a couple months back. It is for a trailer so it may seem a non-cohesive musically but I hope you guys like it anyway. It features me on the Irish Whistle and I used EW/QL Symphonic Orchestra Silver for the rest.
https://soundcloud.com/arpeggio-2/heights-of-wessex
The Heights of Wessex (Orchestral)
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Arpeggio wrote:Here is some orchestral work with a Celtic feel that I did a couple months back. It is for a trailer so it may seem a non-cohesive musically but I hope you guys like it anyway. It features me on the Irish Whistle and I used EW/QL Symphonic Orchestra Silver for the rest.
https://soundcloud.com/arpeggio-2/heights-of-wessex
Sounds really good! Well done.
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Re: The Heights of Wessex (Orchestral)
Thanks! Glad you liked it!davefk wrote: Sounds really good! Well done.
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Re: The Heights of Wessex (Orchestral)
Nicely done.
However - for my taste - if you use interesting solo instruments, like the tin whistle or the celtic harp in this tune, they deserve to be used more, not only a handful of notes. Could use them to show the motif a bit more, but alltogether the orchestral sound feels nice rounded.
However - for my taste - if you use interesting solo instruments, like the tin whistle or the celtic harp in this tune, they deserve to be used more, not only a handful of notes. Could use them to show the motif a bit more, but alltogether the orchestral sound feels nice rounded.
Re: The Heights of Wessex (Orchestral)
Unfortunately I can't change anything now for that piece due it being for a trailer and the trailer is now done. However I'll try and keep that in mind for future compositions.UilleannB wrote:Nicely done.
However - for my taste - if you use interesting solo instruments, like the tin whistle or the celtic harp in this tune, they deserve to be used more, not only a handful of notes. Could use them to show the motif a bit more, but alltogether the orchestral sound feels nice rounded.
"There's nothing remarkable about it. All one has to do is hit the right keys at the right time and the instrument plays itself." -- J.S. Bach
http://soundcloud.com/arpeggio-2/
http://soundcloud.com/arpeggio-2/