Tagged ‘classical’
Epic Soundtracks To Inspire
I always listen to music while I work. I find film music especially inspiring because (with film) the final result combines visual art, word (both written plot and spoken), and music. It’s a clash of creativity (and we all know how much I like that). Film & television blow me away. I’d like to share some of my favorite compositions from soundtracks with you here. I listen to a LOT of music and love most of it, but sometimes there is a track that nearly kills me with inspiration. These soundtracks make me feel like I could rip the world apart. They also make me feel like I could blow away with the wind. I hope they make you feel something too…
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Catya Maré: New Age Songwriter, Violinist, and Producer
Catya’s story of how she came to fame is a good one. She found herself tired of the classical music world, got sick with the flu, and randomly decided to write her own music. It turns out that all the people who said, “You can’t make a living playing your own music,” were wrong. Since then, Catya Maré has won the Hollywood Music in Media Award, Billboard World Song Contest, been appointed voting member for the 2011 Grammys, and been featured in multiple movies and TV shows. Nonsense Society welcomes Catya Maré into it’s legions of creatives who stand out where others usually blend in.
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Robot Beethoven
Robot Beethoven is a creative experiment in combining the minds of many great composers into one big “mashup.” Can your brain handle it? I think not.
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Fight to Survive by ChanLing Beswick
Long-time Nonsense Society composer and friend, ChanLing Beswick, has decided to share his newest piece with the world. “Fight to Survive” is an invigorating blend of 4/4 and 5/4 time. At only 21 years old, ChanLing is definitely a musical force to watch out for. It’s always a pleasure to hear new work from him.
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An Interview With Zoë Keating
I recently had the chance to interview acclaimed musician, Zoë Keating. Zoë has been called a “one-woman orchestra,” layering her cello into unique and captivating works. She has worked with Imogen Heap, Mark Isham, The Dresden Dolls, Rasputina, DJ Shadow, and Paolo Nutini. Her self-produced album “One Cello x 16: Natoma” soared to #1 on the iTunes Classical charts and #2 on the Electronica charts. Continue reading to get a glimpse into the mind of one of today’s musical greats.
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The Nonsense Connection: Death
A chilling collaboration of music by ChanLing Beswick, art by Jarek Kubicki, word by Cara Persico, and film by Danielle Mulcahy .
Classical Piano by ChanLing Beswick
Brilliant classical piano composed and performed by ChanLing Beswick.
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