Let’s investigate with some detective/investigation music that follows quite a lot of different events. Listen to the music and read my commentary! The music starts slowly with some low piano and rhythmic elements[…]
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Tag: composition
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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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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New Release: “Faendalar”
I’m very happy to announce that my music for Faendalar has recently been released on Spotify, iTunes, Google Play Music, Tidal, Amazon Music & Co. Faendalar is one of my most beloved compositions, written in[…]
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How I compose music – pt. 02: Timing is everything
I can’t imagine how burdensome it must have been for composers in the 20th century to estimate and calculate timing and tempo and then conduct the orchestra in a way that hits all the sync[…]
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Stranger Things Wrap-up
A few weeks ago I started composing an alternate orchestral score for some scenes from Stranger Things Season One. That’s been lots of fun, and I think I’ve learned quite a few things from this[…]
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Ladyhawke Progress
Since Christmas I’ve been busy composing an alternate score for one of my favorite films of all time: Ladyhawke (1985). I consider this project to be a valuable lesson and a great opportunity to practice,[…]
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Music for “Offline” Gaming
First of all, a big “Thank you” to all readers of this page. If my statistics are correct, there are already 400 people reading my posts. This is just awesome – thanks and please keep[…]
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From Anton Bruckner to a White Wolf
Back in 1995, I watched a performance of Anton Bruckner’s Symphony #5 and I was so impressed that I wanted to compose something with equal gravitas and symphonic continuity. As a program for the music[…]
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