Recently I released my latest composition Don’t Forget My Name on streaming services worldwide. You probably think that the album title doesn’t matter too much. Well, that’s what I thought too. Let me tell you[…]
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Rescore Project finished: “Your Name”
I’m happy to share with you the final version of my latest rescore project, the 2016 anime Your Name, and also the story behind it: My daugther immediately fell in love with the book and[…]
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Thank you for 2018!
2018 has been a very exciting year and I want to say thank you to each and every one of you who followed me, talked to me, shared my music, my thoughts, my tweets and[…]
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End Credits Music for “Your Name”
The end of the year is near and it’s fitting that I share with you the one track from my #GuessTheRescore challenge that I haven’t included in my advent calendar yet. I’m talking about the[…]
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Music Portfolio Overhaul
Every once in a while it’s time to fix what isn’t broken. With 2018 passing soon, I decided it was the perfect time to give my website a makeover. Especially the music portfolio page needed[…]
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Guess-The-Rescore #24 – Searching and Epilogue
We’ve come to the end – the end of the film and the end of this advent calendar. Below you find the answer to the rescore riddle. I hope you had fun and enjoyed listening[…]
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Guess-The-Rescore #23 – The Comet
We have arrived at the key moment of the story. The music accompanies the girl who’s tried so much to avoid the catastrophe, but ultimately seems to have failed. The music starts when she has[…]
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Guess-The-Rescore #22 – The Time Has Come
Though it’s not the last one, this track actually scores the finale of the film. It’s dramatic and functions as a pulse in this long scene which covers many perspectives and characters. Some of them[…]
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Guess-The-Rescore #21 – A Moment Together
A magical moment arises in today’s track: Our two people are temporarily able to meet on a particular place at a particular time. The music leads through three stages – uneasy, solemn and relief –[…]
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