In July 2018 I’ll be attending the Hollywood Music Workshop for Game Scoring in Baden near Vienna. The seminar will be held by Cris Velasco whose music I have always admired for being a wonderful[…]
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I’m in multi-upgrade mode
In case you’re wondering why it’s a bit silent here, especially after I put out so much music during the first months of 2018, the reason is: I thought it was time to upgrade my[…]
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Download the whole Ladyhawke alternate score here and now
Now that I’ve finished composing, it’s time for you to listen! For your convenience I’ve included a new download link on the project page for all 75 minutes to download in one click! The link[…]
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Cherry Blossom Impromptu
Every once in a while I just sit down at the piano and play what comes to mind. Most of those musical ideas vanish just as fast, but some of them are memorable enough to[…]
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Everyone has to start somewhere… – Guess the score!
When I was around 15, I started making music with synthesizers. At the same time I was very much into pen&paper role-playing games and I watched literally every fantasy movie I could get my hands[…]
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Happy Birthday Richard Donner!
Dear Mr. Donner, it sounds clichéd, but you are basically the director of my childhood. You frightened me with The Omen, you showed me what Superman actually looked like, you made me want to be[…]
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My contribution to the Lara Croft Composing Challenge
Tom Holkenborg a.k.a. Junkie XL has called for another #NowScoreThis composing challenge. This time the task is to come up with a theme for a particular incarnation of Lara Croft. I searched the internet for[…]
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Ladyhawke Alternate Score in Numbers
Now that composing the Ladyhawke alternate score is finished, it’s time to look back. Here’s some numbers about the project: The total running time of the movie is 1 hour 58 minutes (118 minutes). The[…]
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How I compose music – pt. 04: musical vision
This is part 3 of a series on my modus operandi as a music composer. This time we’re going into musical vision. Naturally this is something that’s beyond words, but I’ll try to explain it[…]
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