SAGA Preview Clips by BenBotkin
Sail with buccaneers and descend into dragons’ lairs, traverse Egyptian deserts and Amazonian jungles, be moved to tears and stirred to action. From composer Benjamin Botkin comes SAGA, a new album of musical pieces in the rich tradition of orchestral cinematic music. Enjoy a musical tapestry that offers a diversity of flavors, from epic chorales and ethnic atmospheres to soaring string melodies and symphonic majesty. (SPECIFICATIONS: 20 tracks, approx 44 mins, 320kbps MP3 files)
“Benjamin Botkin’s SAGA is a wonderful introduction to the fruits that emerge when God-given musical talent and cutting edge composition software collide with a rich understanding of some of the greatest film composers. Ben’s original melodies are beautiful, memorable, and are interwoven into a wide variety of musical genres with a full orchestra sound. I’m sure this is only the appetizer of many audio feasts to come.” – Stephen Kendrick, co-writer and producer of films Courageous, Fireproof, Facing the Giants
ALL MUSIC COPYRIGHT © BEN BOTKIN 2012
Links
Outside Hollywood
Visionary Daughters
Western Conservatory
First Pacific Media
Software Developers
Steinberg
Vienna Symphonic Libraries
Garritan Instruments
EastWest Libraries
ProjectSAM Libraries
Native Instruments
Cinesamples
Sonokinetic
Heavyocity Media
Samplelogic
Spectrasonics
8dio Productions
Soundiron
Embertone
Composer Resources
Robin Hoffmann
NoteFlight
IMSLP
Principles of Orchestration
Northernsounds Forums
KVRaudio
Categories
Aesthetics
Archive
Film Scoring
History
Instructional
Music by Ben Botkin
News
Philosophy
Professionalism
Review
Software
Technology
Archives
May 2013
December 2012
August 2012
July 2012
May 2012
March 2012
December 2011
November 2011
October 2011
September 2011
August 2011
July 2011
June 2011
May 2011
April 2011
March 2011
February 2011
January 2011
December 2010
October 2010
December 2009
November 2009
July 2009
June 2009
May 2009
Feeds
Atom
RDF
RSS 0.92
RSS 2.0
Benjamin Botkin Music | Promote Your Page Too
Disclaimer:
None of the films I mention on this blog are recommended for viewing in full or perhaps even for closer study. They are chosen for the purpose of instruction, to illustrate a specific principle, and do not have my full endorsement because of many erroneous theological and aesthetic elements.