Short Film Festival I

Slowly opening sunrise orchestra which builds and expands over time. At 3:45 a related piece with additional piano elements, see comments

6:36 · 85 BPM

Soft suspended strings begin to include woodwind figures and moving chords until 1:30 when a strong cello melody takes over in this subtle tone poem

2:53 · 88 BPM

Long, legato string chords move with emotional counterpoint until a tremelo string section halfway through

2:23 · 93 BPM

Meaningful, precise, delicate piano and harp figures play out until a furious string tremelo introduces an active choir segment

2:20 · 94 BPM

Lonely tones give way to an evolving bass and cello progression which then reveals a collection of dark memories

1:31 · 79 BPM

Sweet chamber strings recall a midtempo classical rondo that's both nostalgic and hopeful, graduates into a vocal moment and quiet piano

1:34 · 94 BPM

Delicate suspended strings with emotional piano figures develop strength through bittersweet cello lines in this inspiring etude

2:26 · 80 BPM

Short collections of classical harp strums and flute chords combine with stirring strings to create an inspirational exposition piece

1:24 · 84 BPM

Slow orchestral open reveals concerning legato string movements which builds slightly in tension with piano and then moves to a dark and unsettled conclusion

1:20 · 80 BPM

Childhood remembered with an intimate toy piano and harp open which transitions into a lovely full bodied fantasy orchestral poem

1:23 · 91 BPM

Lonely flute lines introduce a fantasy or dream sequence illuminated by harp strums, tremelo strings, curious woodwinds and a decending bassline

1:20 · 74 BPM

Tense beginning with toy piano references develops into a sweet and languid piano and string arrangement with an unfinished ending

1:03 · 102 BPM

Creepy solo bassoon notes and thick, low cello lines slowly create a growling dark underscore with an unfinshed conclusion

1:02 · 80 BPM

Beginnng with a toy piano, the song develops in a charming, romantic springtime waltz with classical counterpoint and a carnival feel

1:09 · 112 BPM