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Sheer, brute power. Unnerving, emotional grandeur. John Williams, Howard Shore, and Immediate Music.
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Sheer, brute power. Unnerving, emotional grandeur. John Williams, Howard Shore, and Immediate Music.
2 comments on The Power of the Orchestra
jmudukesgirl October 15, 2011
Hey y'all I just put out my first two mixes! Please support me and check it out! Btw, super awesome mix! Love it!
⃠Pulczar October 21, 2011
no need to spam the same message on everyone's mixes.
i'd much prefer personalized spamming to make me feel special
⃠Cthomas November 05, 2011
Your witty answer gained you my Following, a like to your mix, and my sword. Cheers!
⃠Pulczar November 05, 2011
I'd give you my axe but you've got no mixes :(
thanks for the follow!
⃠jmudukesgirl November 05, 2011
sorry guys :]] i was just tryin to share. i thought music was open...guess i was wrong. again, sorry :]]
⃠Wilfred Fizzlebang September 17, 2011
I love orchestra music and this is the first time I've heard it performed like in these songs. Listened to Preliator - Globus first, now I'm hooked.
⃠Pulczar September 17, 2011
Thanks for the comment - yes this is 'film score music', which is much more structured, with a much clearer rise and fall than classical music. I admit I have not yet understood classical music,but orchestral music like this is very easy to listen to
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