Airport Sequence

Hey everybody,this track is part of a film score that I've written recently. It's from a movie called "Liebling, lass uns scheiden", which is a romantic comedy, out in (German speaking) cinemas in fall.This sequence is the score for a quite busy 4:30min final sequence of the movie with lots of action moments, which are often interrupted by little other scenes and finishes in a romantic finale set on christmas.The concept of the whole score was to have a lush orchestral score with strong jazz influences which was lots of fun to do, especially on the recording. The whole track was recorded in one go, having the orchestra + piano + sax + double bass in one room and the drums seperated in another room to give us some chance to not have the drums spill on all mics in the mixing. It was great fun writing this music and great fun recording it and I hope you enjoy this track as much as I did when writing it.The score sheet differs slightly from the audio files as I made some changes on the stage and put in some "cut together in the mix"-breaks in the score sheet (especially on unprepared tempo changes).Credits for the marvellous playing go to the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and the Robert Balzar Trio.Thanks for listening!Robinhttp://www.robin-hoffmann.com/

Airport Sequence

Hey Robin,

Again this is really great work. I like your transitions, and tension builds! Most of all your orchestration allways amazes me :). I am glad you shared this with us, but to be honest, I now and then take a look at your site to listen to your tracks, since I really like your music ^_^. Keep up the good work!

Greetz

hey robbin this piece is awesome! i love the sax work in this piece ! and also the overall jazz feeling is great!

Amazing piece. It reminded me of the Naked Gun movies The energy, fast turns, different moods, the little solos... You got so many different colours out of the orchestra. Simply put: GREAT! How long did you work on this?

Your compositions are perfect

. Congratulations on your fine work. Beautiful orchestrations

Hey Robin! I listened to this on SoundCloud, (btw thanks for following me, at least one person is haha XD) and it is fantastic! There is nothing wrong in this, absolutely great piece. I can't wait to hear you in the next big movie coming out haha

Awesome piece, I love hearing your work! And the Prague Philharmonic? Wow. Just wow. Being able to hear your work played by them must be a tremendous opportunity. I love being able to freely hear work done at such a high level. Thanks for posting your music!

Hey everybody! Thank you all very much for all the kind comments! I really appreciate that!

@royreintjes: I can't really recall how long this piece took me. I've written the whole score in a very tight time frame, I think I spent about 2 days on that track.

@jhardindrums: Thanks! Yeah, the CPPO is a marvellous orchestra and I really love coming back there every time. It's a wonderful feeling when you suddenly hear your music come alive after you spent weeks or sometimes months on it. And the CPPO is such a fine orchestra with so many great players. It's a real joy!

Thanks again everybody.

All the best

Robin

http://www.robin-hoffmann.com/

Awesome! I loved listening to it, it was very interesting throughout! I listened to your "Last Survivor" piece as well and I'm loving everything you've done so far. Quite the inspiration! Thank you, and I'm looking forward to hearing more!

Again, again with the awesome. This is truly something I have enjoyed. Performance aside (which was also marvelous), the writing is exceptional. Thank you for sharing this gem. I look forward to more of your work.

Thanks guys! Really appreciated!