Sentences with phrase «grand orchestral»
Afrika Original Soundtrack is the quintessential outdoor adventure score, melding captivating themes with a grand orchestral performance, while emulating classic adventure movie scores in the best way.
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It's clear from the 1:14 minute video it's going to be a grand orchestral score, and yet another one to remember.
A soundtrack isn't always grand orchestral anthems, or dub - step ridden trailers, but if you are going to do it, do it right.
The music pummels the soundtracks of other fighting games into the dust and encompasses many different styles offering guitar - laden rock and roll tunes with more grand orchestral compositions.
Throughout, he manages to dip into old - school doo - wop sounds, grand orchestral ballads and Johnny Cash - inspired country anthems, not at the same time, but almost within their own little worlds.
Not exact matches
The music by Yuji Nomi almost seemed too orchestral and grand for such a silly story but it is beautiful.
Rather than building to some grand resolution, the climax arrives in the midst of a gorgeous orchestral performance that clarifies the emotion of the story.
GO By Mark Olsen A grand swell of orchestral music rises up over the Columbia Pictures logo, just as it has in countless films, the ritualistic opening of movies as we know it.
With its voices and rampaging dulcimer and finally hugely sinister orchestral statement, would you call «Cult» a Grand Guignol score?
One might be keen to wonder why, with all the bands out there doing remixing and arranging of game music into grand metal, rock or orchestral variations, should a band that just does straight covers be something to pay much mind to?
With soul - stirring orchestral arrangements by Jonne Valtonen and Roger Wanamo, the concert promises to be a remarkable musical journey, where the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic's full sound palette and grand virtuosity will be displayed.
Near the beginning of «La Grand Sortie,» a characteristically stylish short film the Los Angeles photographer Alex Prager directed for the Paris Opera Ballet, the dancer Émilie Cozette is preparing to step out onstage when she hears a sound, a muffled thump that is divorced from the orchestral stirrings in the pit.