Daniel Ciurlizza | Music Producer Daniel Ciurlizza | 1 Hour Cut - Star Wars - Dark Side Themes (Reimagined) @DanielCiurlizza | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
I write music for movies: imdb.com/name/nm3792999
Reimagined by DANIEL CIURLIZZA
Star Wars Theme by JOHN WILLIAMS
Website: danielciurlizza.com
Music: fanlink.to/danielciurlizza
This track is a one hour playthrough of this:
youtube.com/watch?v=NC4ekBXECqY
This is experiment in the Star Wars universe and its composer, John Williams. The goal for this piece was to play with a new kind of Star Wars sound and research different ways of merging genres and styles. In place of traditional orchestral elements like strings, I used synthesizers designed to sound like strings. But I also wanted to ground it in a world where the "star wars" was a real thing, so using a singular real violin - which may represent how these wars have affected real individuals - was important to me.
There's also a bit of an indie music feel in the way the chords play on the piano. Plus, adding in white noise risers to separate each section is a callback to electronic music - it gives us energy to keep pursuing that "end goal" in this world.
This original composition has no official connection with Disney, LucasFilm Ltd., or composer John Williams. It has been published for research and demonstration purposes.
Music Department
ELVIS BATES - Score Technical Consultant & Sample Development
DANIEL CIURLIZZA - Synthesizer Programmer & Sample Development
CORIN NEFF - Synthesizer Programmer
PAUL PARAMO - Sample Development
I write music for movies: imdb.com/name/nm3792999
Reimagined by DANIEL CIURLIZZA
Star Wars Theme by JOHN WILLIAMS
Website: danielciurlizza.com
Music: fanlink.to/danielciurlizza
This track is a one hour playthrough of this:
youtube.com/watch?v=NC4ekBXECqY
This is experiment in the Star Wars universe and its composer, John Williams. The goal for this piece was to play with a new kind of Star Wars sound and research different ways of merging genres and styles. In place of traditional orchestral elements like strings, I used synthesizers designed to sound like strings. But I also wanted to ground it in a world where the "star wars" was a real thing, so using a singular real violin - which may represent how these wars have affected real individuals - was important to me.
There's also a bit of an indie music feel in the way the chords play on the piano. Plus, adding in white noise risers to separate each section is a callback to electronic music - it gives us energy to keep pursuing that "end goal" in this world.
This original composition has no official connection with Disney, LucasFilm Ltd., or composer John Williams. It has been published for research and demonstration purposes.
Music Department
ELVIS BATES - Score Technical Consultant & Sample Development
DANIEL CIURLIZZA - Synthesizer Programmer & Sample Development
CORIN NEFF - Synthesizer Programmer
PAUL PARAMO - Sample Development
