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Hi everybody! I want to share with you my fourth video with my own music. In this case I used synthesizers and piano record with a microphone and conected to some analogic pedals. I hope you like it! It's about my feeling for my coming back to Spain. So the music it should me "happy", peaceful and positive. Thank you guys. Mediterráneo - Sh. (4/?)

This is a little melody I've been sitting on for a while, it's incredibly short but I think it'd be fitting for a title theme. I used a xylophone to lighten the foreboding mood, but still tried to keep it sounding adventurous. Let me know what you guys think!

This is my first and so far only minimalist piece. It's minimalist not only in the content but also in the instrumentation. It's only violins and piano. I withheld the effort to beautify it by way of orchestration or fill out the strings or add embellishments of any sort. It's sort of a stylized Mantovani, who is already stylized in his dreamy string writing. So, it is ironic that the greatest effort I put into this piece was that of restraint. I did the video as well.

I have just finished reading a couple of biographies on Edgar Allan Poe. And while I won't get into specifics, I will say that his characterizations of the women he knew seem to have been a mixture of angelic bliss and a morbid sense of abandonment. He was obsessed with a nether region between the two, which he worked out hither and yon into the stories we know. And no other story demonstrated this as clearly - if anything by Poe is clear - as The Fall Of The House Of Usher, my favorite story. It begins - "During the whole of a dull, dark and soundless day, in the autumn of the year ..." I did the music and the video.

A man working with specialized tools to produce a light bulb with a tungsten filament. I did the music and video.

Hello everyone! This is a piece I composed for the Pixel Federation Company to their online strategy/fantasy game "Emporea:Realms of war&magic" and It's also included in my debut EP album. There are four races in the game: Elves,Dwarves,Orcs and Undead and this track has been composed for the Elvish race.I hope I did well for them! Let me see what you guys this!

Hello All, I have composed an original piece of music called "Battleground". This was composed having a story in mind of that of an empty grassland after a war had ended. A last living soldier walking past all the rubble looking out into the open air with small amounts of smoke in the distance. As I believe you guys have a great judgement and a high level of creativeness, please let me know what you think. Many Thanks, Tom

Relaxing music.. lie down & remember good moments of the past.. Muhammadreza Congratulations, Awesome work!

Hi AntonioGarsia! I agree with you about how feelings take part to create music! i find very good idea for my self too, going/travelling somewhere & when coming back we feel better or somehow being inspirited for new compositions, for many reasons with many ways! Your music is Awesome!

Hi, I'm a composer student from Spain. I would like to present my composition for my own video. I'm in a project to create videos and music during my year in Helsinki. Im not hapy at all about the quality of the sound, but anyway, this is my video:

Hi. It's 7:00 am and I have to go to work... But I started listening and couldn't stop. This work is moving. I love your dissonances, bringing tension and interest. I wouldn't say this is minimalist, but it doesn't matter. The way you recreate music with pictures (or viceversa) is wonderful. You simply put fixed images, but there's a story within. Good day.

Wow! I have to admit when I read that this was in the style of Mantovani I was immediately interested. I love that "easy listening" sound that Mantovani brings to the table. I love the sound of the harmony in this piece especially the clusters from what I hear. This piece does feel like it also takes you on a journey with the pictures and the pauses in the music. The part around the five minute mark made me nervous :P My only criticism about the piece is that it sounds a tad dissonant to be compared to an arranger such as Mantovani. Also, from what I've heard of Mantovani, he does a lot of Jazz standard arrangements that are much shorter in length and rely more heavily on orchestration and sharing the melody with different instruments. Those are my thoughts :)

This is beautiful. The music is so "ethereal", intangible. And interesting all the while. Again, I like your choice of instruments.