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I just re-orchestrated the theme with different sounds and added new transitions. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjZvbYEuQMs http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=674265&songID=8416303

Salam a-nerdum, we are WarTex, a young five-member Heavy Metal band from Leverkusen, Germany, and we would like to present to you our newest achievement: A self-made video clip to nerdy

Aloha, Just finished another composition similar to March of the Chosen. I like to call that style of music "orchestro", a synthesis of orchestral and electro elements. QfJ describes an imaginary voyage across the solar system into the hydrogen seas of Jupiter. And YES: I wanted those trashy sounds, I love that 80

Howdy, while practicing organ for sunday service I fooled around with my introitus "Kronos" and mixed it with pentatonic scales. SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Neoclassical So long Dustin

Hm, somehow the old link got lost. Anyway, here's a new one along with a description: SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Neoclassical This composition for two three-piece timpanis, 2 taiko drums and two crash cymbals describes the final minutes of Laokoon, a Trojan priest of Apollo who was killed along with his sons by two sea serpents for having warned his people of the Trojan horse.

Well met, some days ago I was crazed with the idea of turning my "Camelot Hymn" into an electro edit. I mixed the orchestral parts with techno-like pads, leads, a driving synth bass and plain drum beats. I didn't use any sampling program, every single note and every single pattern (bass/drum) has been composed originally. This shouldn't be considered as a remix, but as a stand-alone composition. I hope you’ll enjoy the “March of the Chosen” ;-) SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Neoclassical Youtube: (bad quality) Dustin

Hi there, I decided to make a counterpart to "Eifgen Dale at Dawn". Some days ago I went to the forest again and took some pictures of the wintry landscape. I used my piece "The King" as a soundtrack. Tell me what you think about it. Dustin Copyright © 2007 Dustin N

Howdie, after a long break I tried to compose an orchestral piece. I wrote this hymn inspired by that great legend of King Arthur, his Knights of the Round Table, Camelot, Merlin and all that stuff... I tried to capture all of it - especially his castle Camelot. The hymn has the instrumentation of the late romantic era (plus the pan flute), but has a medieval (sometimes even archaic) touch to it. I even wrote the excuse of lyrics for a potential, still not existing choral movement. I would be glad to hear your opinion. :-) Dustin SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Neoclassical [Copyright © 2008 Dustin N

Glad you like it. :) I also recorded a version for solo piano: SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Neoclassical

Hi there, some days ago I walked around in the forests around my home town and made some photos. Inspired by these pictures I also composed a piece called "Eifgen Dale at Dawn". I uploaded it to youtube. You may watch it there if you want: Best regards Dustin "Eifgen Dale at Dawn" Copyright © 2008 by Dustin N

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Maybe you should work on a theme or just a small charateristic motif (melodic or rhythmic) to give the piece more individuality and structure. It sounds like tootling around somewhere in emptiness. There are only string chords put together, supported by an annoying drum computer. I dunno, maybe that's exactly what you intended... but it's just not enough for my taste. Dustin

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Glad you like it. :-) Yes Lizard, I know what you mean. But I'm no native speaker, so it's quite difficult for me to set correct accentuation.

SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Symhonic Metal and Film Music

SoundClick artist: Dustin Naegel - Symhonic Metal and Film Music

Thx a lot for reviewing. Glad you like it. The only think I've to fix is the sound quality of the mp3. Maybe I'll do a live recodring with my e-guitar-slave-brother and the drum-slave-friend-of-him... ;-) Dustin

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