REQUIEM FOR A GHOST

Not too many words today, just a short (2:21) piece of classical music (with a movie trailer in mind) I composed and produced. Hope you like it.

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George Blamey-Steeden

Guitarist / Songwriter from the UK. I have a First-Class BA (Hons) in Creative Music Technology. You check out my music via Bandcamp.

30 thoughts on “REQUIEM FOR A GHOST”

      2. Fantastic atmospheric piece well suited to thriller, horror, mystery movie genres – loved the subtle monastic tones in the background – ominous!

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  7. Being a sucker for strings, I was sucked in immediately. A drama’s hold. Smart build through other elements, and to let the end hinge upon the strings–damn, I’m a sucker for that, too. As one who listens to a helluva lot of film scores, I’d say that, in my meager opinion, you’ve got a talent for this. 🙂 xxx

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  11. George, “Requiem for a Ghost” had a huge impact on me as I listened to it. I would imagine you have a story playing in your mind in order to create the music and bring it to life. It’s a very powerful piece, for me it has a strong and stormy darkness, except at the very beginning and then again towards the very end, yet oddly the piece is uplifting, it’s as though I’m traveling through the emotions and memories of a life once lived. I can most definitely see this being used as the music for a movie trailer. Beautiful, really wonderful George, I look forward to listening to more like this. I hope you’re having a great day. ~ Mia

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    1. Sorry to take so long getting back. Some (the proper ones) classical composers take an almost or actual mathematical approach to composition. I am not trained classically, so my approach is random. My mood at the time takes the music where it goes. The reason I like listening to classical music is that it feeds the thing we call a soul, whatever that really is. I am so glad you liked it.

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