-I thought I’d introduce you to a basic theme build up with “ A Theme of Discovery” I felt the build up does have that energy that can pump our blood vessels and get us anticipating for what follows.

-”Dramatic Scene” as the title suggests, an example of simple approach to drama with a bit of a hopeful direction ending.

-”Future Action Cue” (Starts loud!) is an unedited cue taken out of a score, this was produced for a chase scene and I had to acknowledge quite a bit of points on screen. You’ll notice it jumps around a bit, all points to acknowledge on screen and elevate the action.

-”Victorian Magic” (Christmas Orchestral Magic album) starts us with a Magical Celesta instrument feel carried through to an old galant style harpsichord and sweeps us into happy harmonies that are typically heard in old Disney productions.

-”Galactic Brasspunto” is an orchestral excerpt from my Album ”Orchestra+Rhythms” it has a urgent action/ adventure like orchestration.

-”Space Trance” is an experiment in marriage of modern pop rhythm into a motivational moving forward feel to a victorious conclusion.

-"A String Scene” is very inspired by the Godfather films and in particular the scene of when don corleone witnesses the statue of liberty as a kid. It has an over all dramatic feel to it with hopefulness.

-”The Valley Ride” Imagine a rider and their horse riding to a valley. It starts harsh and dry in nature but gets us to a sweet point of arrival and scene admiration.

-”The Horner Christmas” is inspired by the works of the great late James Horner and his over all approach to Christmas feel of music.

-”The Little Tiny Thief!” is a Celesta based simple piece inspired by a little mouse.

-”A Hero’s Hope” from Christmas Orchestral Magic Album. It has a build up feel to a heroic feel. The purpose is to thrill us for a great moment on screen.

-”Wrath” (Orchestral+Rhythms) Has a harsh dramatic super low end feel accompanied with Motion rhythms and modern 808 beat.

-”Arabian Serenity” is in a calm sense of drama showing a mystic of a scenery.

-”The Little Thief!” Yes same theme from the piece in second group but I orchestrated it to something even more quirky and silly.