Theme for Harold in three tempos.
The main themes are on the black keys, because it is easier for a rod-arm puppet to play the black keys.
Follow Harold here on Google+!
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Unobtrusive music lets you sell your product, and make your customers feel good about it!
Well... not really written for that - but you can certainly use it for that.
This was written for light voiceover sections.
Light Thought (var. 1) [133 BPM]
Light Thought (var. 2) [162 BPM]
And.... sheet music available. (it is really easy to play)
For the gentleman rhymer; Got Funk.
]]>The sheet music for this one is particularly bad, as it was not played in with a click track. All of the values are approximate, but you get the notes at least.
Batty McFaddin - a fun piano piece for you silent film score people.
Overcast - Light-hitting disco. Because disco.
Organic Grunge - Oh yeah; distorted B3. You'll love this. Freaking awesome sound - cool drummering.
]]>I think this is a great example of how to score old silent films to make them not seem like cartoons.
Jiraiya (literally "Young Thunder"), the title character of the Japanese folktale Jiraiya Gōketsu Monogatari ("The Tale of the Gallant Jiraiya"), is a ninja who uses shapeshifting magic to morph into a gigantic toad. The heir of a powerful clan in Kyūshū of the same name, Jiraiya fell in love with Tsunade, a beautiful young princess who masters slug magic. His arch-enemy was his one-time follower, Orochimaru, who mastered snake magic.
]]>For a limited number of pieces, you can get different mixes in ANY LENGTH you want. Most lengths have different mixes available, too!
The music is available under the same terms as exist here. Creative Commons, or per use licensing.
More and more music will be augmented by SmartSound each month.
Check them out - very cool, and always royalty free.
SmartSound! Seriously cool tech.
Got a question about me you want answered? It is probably in here.
Cheers, all!
]]>And here's a piece I forgot about: Witch Hunt. It sounds like those 60s-70s police action scores. Slightly dated, but still cool.
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Next up!
The Top 5 Most Historically Inaccurate Movies!
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And finally, Happy New Year!
some things just strike me as awesome.
]]>And the best Top 5 list: The Top Five Strangest Movie Job Titles.
My personal favorite is number 4. I wouldn't want the job, but I like the idea.
]]>Brightly Fancy. This was started as a tuba exercise. You'll notice that it has no tuba in it anymore. Sometimes they just get away from me. Good mix, though. Fun for show intros, easy to talk over. Adds energy.
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Another top five list!
Top 5 Movies that Prove Cell Phones are Evil
They seem to cause a lot of homicides.
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Some more epic, sort of slow burn epic pieces.
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0:49 Oh, Christmas Tree
1:08 Up on a Housetop
1:42 Jingle Bells
1:46 Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies
1:46 Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem
2:02 Divertimento K131
2:11 Silent Night
2:18 We Wish you a Merry Christmas
2:19 What Child is This
2:21 Jingle Bells (Calm)
2:21 Jingle Bells
2:25 Angels We Have Heard on High
3:13 Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
3:57 Sheep May Safely Graze
4:02 Oh Holy Night
4:04 Angels We Have Heard on High
4:07 Deck the Halls A
4:25 Deck the Halls B
4:25 It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
5:05 Silver Blue Light
19:34 Wish Background
If you know of any other holiday-like piece in my collection, let me know, and I'll add it to the handy list!
Cheers, all.
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Next, a great pickup from Eric who emails me...
Hi Kevin!
Betsy and I saw "Hugo" on Friday and I was stunned - during the Meliès film back story montage your piece plays and you are credited in the end titles.
Did you know? I didn't see anything about it on your site.
Yes, I did know that. But I haven't seen it, so I wasn't sure how promenant the music was.
It must have been at least clear enough for someone to identify.
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I do have six more pieces of music to post soon - not sure when I'll get to it.
Happy December Everyone!
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Guerilla Improv Comedy