This was one of my film re-scoring projects for my portfolio. The instrumentation is very small but very effective to create a soft and delicate sound to compliment strong emotions in the film this was scored to. This track was recorded using live players on a scoring stage and the ensemble was conducted by me.
If you want to download and check out the full score (sheet music) you can download it here:
tinyurl.com/ce33nd3
Enjoy!
Parker Davis - Violin
Steve Chiu - Violin
Jenine Irabagon - Oboe
Juan Rosales - Flute
Skylar Van Joolen - Piano
Jessica Yap - Additional Strings
I understand that the music is generally the same and kind of drags on for a while, but this is what some scenes in film music calls for. It was actually quite difficult to make something both sad and uplifting at the same time.
Yes, it's a bit minimalistic and generic, but still really enjoyable to listen to.
I found the ending kind of abrupt... while the whole song was already quite subdued, I felt it could still use some winding down. I wasn't quite ready to say goodbye to this goodbye song when it ended!
It's a film score and it's common for a film score to end like that since it's not meant to be a standalone music piece, but something to complement what's happening in the film. Moments in film music that leaves you hanging is a great way to segue into another scene, or resolving plot material. In this case, the film cue actually transitions into songscore, where in the film it plays a licensed pop tune a second after my last note hits and fades.
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.
deadlyfishes 
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