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Nightingale Brigand

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The short melody in mp3 (1 minute) - Sitar, clean guitar, whistling and some surrealistic things.

Nightingale Brigand is a Russian fairy tale character.

SoundClick artist: greenminstrey - medieval time, dark age's tunes, gothic, fantasy, celtic folk, flamenko, guitar, recorder, green_min

Interesting choice of instruments.

What kind of character is Nightingale Brigand?

I love the Sitar, but why use that if he is russian?

Ron

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Nightingale Brigand is a poor fellow that was usually beaten by strong russian heroes "bogatyrs", he had a secret weapon of whistlying, he stunned hundreds of warriors with it) Sitar was chosen just because i like it too. :)

  • 1 month later...

I like the samples, this sound is quite professional. I enjoyed the surrealistic sounds, it made it seem like the track wasn't a really a theme for the person, but more like an event involving the person. Ever consider using a balalaika instead of sitar? It's Russian and might be able to pull off the effect you are looking for with more ethnic authenticity. Somehow, with the clean guitar and sitar this makes me think of James Bond 007. :happy:

Enjoyable, but short. Keep it up, and write some longer stuff! :)

Enjoyable, but short. Keep it up, and write some longer stuff! :)

This pretty much sums up my feelings on the piece. I love the sound of a sitar and wish more music was written for it. Glood to hear a piece written for the sitar that doesn't really sound Middle-Eastern. The little eerie sound effects in the background were a nice touch.

I like this one. Quite original sounding, but yes does need to be longer. Not sure if it sounds Russian... I thought sitars were meant to be Indian?? Anyhow, you are definately not being too conventional with this piece that's for sure!

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