lukenemitz

Thank you both for the welcome, and taking the time to listen to the little (but long/repetitive) piece. :) Marius: Thanks for the criticism, and suggestions. Sadly that music is already "out-the-door". I will keep those in mind as I work on other things. I was hesitant joining this board because I wasn't sure if this was just going to be a place where someone shares something and everybody is "hurray"-like. Indeed, my ideal hope was that it would be an incubator/ place of learning and I am happy to see that it is. I am excited to upload some more music to get some more great criticism and become better at what I wish to do, and do the same to others the help them accomplish their goals.

Neat, would work nice in a film, specifically at a high drama point. One can feel the ebb and flow here.

This is some stealth/sneaking music written for a yet-to-be released game project I worked on a while back. Away from the context of the game it may seem rather repetitive. Two main motives here: The first taken by the solo violin (and later by the brass quartet) is the "dungeon" motif which is encountered in its full form in the next "chapter" of the game. The second being the falling tritone motive in the pizzicato violins which has been heard earlier in the game that represents a group of villains. Dungeon Stealth