Emotional Cinematic Music for Strings | Dramatic Score Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-04-16 | I composed this orchestral string music in the spring of 2016. Not long later, my Oma passed away, and we used this music at her funeral.This track features primarily string orchestra, using 8dio's Agitato Grandiose Legato and Spitfire Audio's Evo Grid Strings. I also use East West's Cimbalon and Hollywood Orchestral Woodwind's flute. Evo Strings offers some beautiful string textures, and I find they help breathe life into midi orchestrations. Agitato is great for the faster moving string lines in this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
#westworldscoringcompetition2020 Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-06-03 | My last minute entry to the #westworldscoringcompetition2020 by Spitfire Audio. Really enjoyed working on this.Libraries used:Spitfire Symphonic StringsOrchestral Tools Berlin BrassOrchestral Tools Metropolis Ark ICineSamples CinePercSpitfire Audio Albion IV UistSpitfire Audio Alibion V TundraBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=bookmarksListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
G W E I E | #OutsideCompetition Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-05-25 | My submission for Orchestral Tools' #OutsideCompetition. I tried to write something that would convey the energy of new organic life. The Proto-Indo-European root *gweie-, meaning "to live," gave us 'quick' in English/Germanic, 'bio' in Greek and 'vivus' in Latin. The idea behind this piece is a plant seed germinating and quickening to life.www.orchestraltools.com/outsidecompetitionDownload my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comLibraries used:Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark IISpitfire Audio Albion V TundraSpitfire Audio Evo Strings 1Spitfire Audio Evo Strings 4Spitfire Audio Symphonic StringsSpitfire Audio Chamber StringsSpitfire Audio Orchestral SwarmCineSamples Cine PercBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=bookmarksListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
M O R A ALT Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-05-13 | This is an alternative mix/arrangement of a piece I uploaded last week. It is more ambient than the original.I've been in an ambient string writing mode lately. I've been able to explore other sides of some of the sample libraries I use, particularly the warped patches in Spitfire's Evo Strings libraries, which are great for layering with traditional string samples to create this kind of ambient sound. Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comLibraries used:CineSamples CineStrings Spitfire Evo Strings 2Be my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=bookmarksListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
M O R A | Relaxing Ambient Strings Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-05-05 | I've been in an ambient string writing mode lately. I've been able to explore other sides of some of the sample libraries I use, particularly the warped patches in Spitfire's Evo Strings libraries, which are great for layering with traditional string samples to create this kind of ambient sound. Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comLibraries used:CineSamples CineStrings Spitfire Evo Strings 2Orchestral Tools Metropolis Ark 2Orchestral Tools Symphonic SphereBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=bookmarksListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
Joe | OST Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-04-29 | It was a pleasure collaborating with Rewatch Studios once again on this short film project. I hope you enjoy the film and this score, which has some upbeat, happy-go-lucky moments as well as some melo, dramatic string writing.This short film tells the story of a children's writer who's stuck for an ending. Watch the full film here: vimeo.com/406850292?fbclid=IwAR30YQZ9RLc_5xQBtg7U0NzPojcF0LSiLoSxZeouCAKhyMbxeftpuTaLFZELibraries used:Spitfire Audio Chamber StringsSpitfire Audio Felt PianoSpitfire Audio AperturesSpitfire Audio British Drama ToolkitSpitfire Audio Orchestral SwarmOrchestral Tools Symphonic SphereAuddict Master Solo WoodwindsCinesamples CinePercI hope you enjoy this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
Soft Piano and Strings | Drifting Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-04-21 | This is the first track I wrote this year. It's a pretty simple piece, but hopefully relaxing and enjoyable.Libraries used:Spitfire Audio Felt PianoSpitfire Audio AperturesSpitfire Audio British Drama ToolkitOrchestral Tools Metropolis Ark IICinesamples CinePercI hope you enjoy this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
Fantasy Orchestral Music | Forbidden Secrets Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-04-14 | Here's an original track I created last year. I used primarily Symphobia Lumina, which as I've mentioned is a great library. That said, I'm not super keen on this particular track I made, but I thought I'd upload it anyway and hopefully some of you will enjoy it.Libraries used:ProjectSAM Symphobia LuminaI hope you enjoy this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
Ambient Piano & Strings | Isolation Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-04-10 | I thought this composition of mine would be appropriate for this Good Friday in the time of COVID-19. I hope you enjoy it and are safe and well with your families. I have some ideas for an alternate mix, so I may upload that in a while.Libraries used:Spitfire Audio EVO Strings 2Spitfire Audio EVO WoodwindsSpitfire Audio Albion V TundraSpitfire Audio Originals Felt PianoSpitfire Audio AperturesSpitfire Audio Orchestral Swarm8DIO BazantarDownload my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
Orchestral Fantasy Music | The Way Home Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-04-07 | Here's an original track I created last year. It has a bit of a Howard Shore / Lord of the Rings style to it. I used primarily Symphobia Lumina, which is a true joy to work with. I recommend every composer to have this library in their arsenal. I plan to upload music more regularly, so stay tuned for more and let me know if you have any suggestions for the channel. I want to start putting some more effort into it again.Libraries used:ProjectSAM Symphobia LuminaSpitfire Audio Symphonic StringsOrchestral Tools Berlin BrassCinesamples CinePercI hope you enjoy this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
This Time For Sure | HTTYD orchestral mock up w/video Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-03-30 | Since it is the 10 year anniversary of How To Train Your Dragon this month, I thought I'd release an orchestral mock-up of the cue "This Time For Sure," which is from the original film. It was interesting to learn about John Powell's orchestration style while creating this midi mock-up. I'd describe it as very focused and lean. He' selective with doublings; each section has a simple but specific part, and these parts interlock with a quick but determined precision, creating a power and energy that is greater than the sum of its parts. It's exactly the kind of orchestration that I hope to emulate more often.It was sad to say goodbye to these beloved characters with the release of the final instalment of the trilogy last year. I hope you enjoy this mock-up.Libraries used include:Berlin Brass by Orchestral ToolsHollywood Strings by East WestHollywood Orchestral Woodwinds by East WestCinePerc by CineSamples
Astrid Goes For A Spin | HTTYD orchestral mock up w/ video Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2020-03-30 | Since it is the 10 year anniversary of How To Train Your Dragon this month, I thought I'd release an orchestral mock-up of the cue "Astrid Goes For A Spin," which is from the original film. It was interesting to learn about John Powell's orchestration style while creating this midi mock-up. I'd describe it as very focused and lean. He' selective with doublings; each section has a simple but specific part, and these parts interlock with a quick but determined precision, creating a power and energy that is greater than the sum of its parts. It's exactly the kind of orchestration that I hope to emulate more often.It was sad to say goodbye to these beloved characters with the release of the final instalment of the trilogy last year. I hope you enjoy this mock-up.Libraries used include:Berlin Brass by Orchestral ToolsHollywood Strings by East WestHollywood Orchestral Woodwinds by East WestCinePerc by CineSamples
Dramatic Strings | After the War (Revisited) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2019-05-20 | I composed this music six years ago using EW Symphonic Orchestra. It was my oldest track on SoundCould, and I finally took it down since I was running out of upload time and it really was not up to my current standards. But I've always felt that it was a pretty strong composition, especially for my earlier work. Plus it was one of my wife's favourites. So I decided to re make it using Hollywood Strings. The percussion is still from Storm Drum 2. Even though I have newer percussion libraries, the drums I was originally using felt best. I tweaked the midi for the drums and improved the processing quite a bit. I also tweaked the string arrangement a little. Overall, I am very happy with how it turned out.I hope you enjoy this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
Dramatic Cinematic Music | Triumph of the Ages Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2019-05-14 | I composed this track using exclusively ProjectSAM's Lumina library. It is such a breeze writing music with their libraries. I picked up Lumina last summer when they had their 50% discount through Native Instruments. With this track, I used the Lumina Story "Fantasy Majestic" as the backbone of the arrangement. Although you are a bit limited with the music you can write using these templates, I was impressed with how all the instruments were layered together seamlessly while still allowing independent control for swells. The orchestration of the patch transitions nicely from different layers of instruments across the keyboard. In addition to Lumina, I used Cine Samples' CinePerc to fill out the percussion.I hope you enjoy this track.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Listen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusic
How to Train Your Dragon - This is Berk midi mockup (John Powell) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2018-12-31 | Here's a video of my HTTYD orchestral midi mockup set to the film. I made some updates to the mix, this time going for a drier sound that is closer to the mix of the original score. I also applied match EQ to this version at the mastering stage, using John Powell's original as the reference track, and I was blown away at how much it improved the mix. The match EQ added a lot of clarity at the mastering stage, even though I thought I had done a pretty good job of mixing it at the mixing stage. I will probably make a video later showing my process for how I created this mockup.With How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World coming out soon, I wanted to do a mock-up of the epic "This is Berk," from the opening scene of the first How to Train Your Dragon film. John Powell's How to Train Your Dragon is one of my favourite film scores, and it's always been something I've listened to around Christmas time, especially the second score. Maybe it's the wintery north of the Viking homeland or the magic of dragons that evokes the Christmas season spirit.I can't wait to see what John Powell comes up with next for the third instalment, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. The scores he's made for each film seem to get better and better. I particularly enjoyed the more prominent influence of Scandinavian composers in the score for How to Train Your Dragon 2. I'll be putting out one or two more How to Train Your Dragon mock-ups in the months ahead. Let me know if there's one in particular you'd like to see.For this mock-up, I used Hollywood Orchestra, Berlin Brass and CinePerc. I also used Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark 1 and EW Symphonic Choir for the choir.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
How to Train Your Dragon - This is Berk midi mockup (John Powell) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2018-12-23 | With How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World coming out soon, I wanted to do a mock-up of the epic "This is Berk," from the opening scene of the first How to Train Your Dragon film. John Powell's How to Train Your Dragon is one of my favourite film scores, and it's always been something I've listened to around Christmas time, especially the second score. Maybe it's the wintery north of the Viking homeland or the magic of dragons that evokes the Christmas season spirit.I can't wait to see what John Powell comes up with next for the third instalment, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. The scores he's made for each film seem to get better and better. I particularly enjoyed the more prominent influence of Scandinavian composers in the score for How to Train Your Dragon 2. I'll be putting out one or two more How to Train Your Dragon mock-ups in the months ahead. Let me know if there's one in particular you'd like to see.For this mock-up, I used Hollywood Orchestra, Berlin Brass and CinePerc. I also used Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark 1 and EW Symphonic Choir for the choir.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Duduk of the East | Eastern Fantasy Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2018-12-16 | The first live performance of one of my compositions.The Academy of Music in Kraków presents a concert by the Chamber Orchestra and Choir celebrating the 650th anniversary of Armenian diaspora in Poland. The concert is held as a part of a scientific conference Between the East and the West – Armenia in Europe: Musical Meetings.Zofia Trystuła – dudukChoir and Orchestra of the Chamber Orchestra of the Academy of Music in Kraków Maciej Tworek – conductor
Dramatic Fantasy Music | Tour Comes to Vinyamar Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-12-28 | I wrote this piece for a collection of music inspired by Tolkien's The Fall of Gondolin. This track is for the scene where Tuor finds the sword and armour that Turgon left in the hall in the abandoned city of Vinyamar before taking his people to found the hidden city of Gondolin. The one who finds the sword and armour was foretold to be the one who would save the Noldor from their impending doom.I actually wrote this track two years ago this Christmas, but was holding onto it because I thought I'd have the full collection composed and would release it all together. But it has been a busy year for me and a lot of other projects had to take precedence over this personal passion project. Let me know how you like the music and what scene you'd like me to score next from the Fall of Gondolin if you're familiar with the story.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Marvin Hamlisch Scoring Contest | The Oceanmaker Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-07-19 | It was a great pleasure to score this short film for the Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest. The contest called for a score for the first five minutes of the film, "The Oceanmaker." Finalists would be required to score the entire 10 minutes. Although I wasn't a finalist, I decided to score the entire film for fun. Some part of my score for the second half of the film I think may actually be the strongest parts of the score. Let me know what you think.Libraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Spitfire Albion IV Uist, Spitfire Mural Strings Evolutions, Spitfire Woodwind Evolutions, Orchestral Tools Metropolis Ark II, CineSamples CinePerc.Link to original film: http://www.mightycoconut.com/the-oceanmakerhttp://www.cine.org/hamlischcontestwww.mightycoconut.com
Political Thriller Score | Statecraft Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-04-18 | I produced this score for a short film called Statecraft, a political thriller that was unfortunately cancelled. The original brief called for music similar to State of Play (2009), staring Russell Crowe with music by Alex Heffes, and Michael Clayton (2007), staring George Clooney with music by James Newton Howard. Hope you enjoy the track, and as always, let me know what you think.Libraries used include: Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark II, Spitfire Audio's Euphone, 8Dio's Bazantar, and Spitfire Audio's Evo Woodwinds.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
The Vikings Are Told of Ragnars Death by Trevor Morris | Extended Version (audio only) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-04-04 | When I first heard this theme composed by Trevor Morris for Vikings, I knew I not only wanted to do a mock-up of it, but I also wanted to create an extended orchestration of this theme, which is called "The Vikings Are Told of Ragnar's Death" and was used in Vikings Season 3 Episode 10.The first few minutes of this track are my recreation of Trevor Morris' original cue. Then I transition into my own extended orchestration. I'll possibly do a video showing how I created this track, but for now I thought it would be fun to assemble some scenes from the Vikings to go with this music. To create this track, I've made extensive use of Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark II, supplemented with Berlin Brass, 8Dio's Adagietto Strings and Spitfire Audio's Albion V Tundra. The choirs in Ark II are absolutely gorgeous and really shine in this track. Another standout patch was the Berlin Brass trumpet vibrato, which really shines at the end of the orchestration.
Inside the Score | Vikings by Trevor Morris Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-03-25 | In this video, I break down how I created my mock-up and extended orchestration of Trevor Morris' score for Vikings.When I first heard this theme composed by Trevor Morris for Vikings, I knew I not only wanted to do a mock-up of it, but I also wanted to create an extended orchestration of this theme, which is called "The Vikings Are Told of Ragnar's Death" and was used in Vikings Season 3 Episode 10.The first few minutes of this track are my recreation of Trevor Morris' original cue. Then I transition into my own extended orchestration. I'll possibly do a video showing how I created this track, but for now I thought it would be fun to assemble some scenes from the Vikings to go with this music. To create this track, I've made extensive use of Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark II, supplemented with Berlin Brass, 8Dio's Adagietto Strings and Spitfire Audio's Albion V Tundra. The choirs in Ark II are absolutely gorgeous and really shine in this track. Another standout patch was the Berlin Brass trumpet vibrato, which really shines at the end of the orchestration.
The Vikings Are Told of Ragnars Death by Trevor Morris | Extended Version Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-02-24 | When I first heard this theme composed by Trevor Morris for Vikings, I knew I not only wanted to do a mock-up of it, but I also wanted to create an extended orchestration of this theme, which is called "The Vikings Are Told of Ragnar's Death" and was used in Vikings Season 3 Episode 10.The first few minutes of this track are my recreation of Trevor Morris' original cue. Then I transition into my own extended orchestration. I'll possibly do a video showing how I created this track, but for now I thought it would be fun to assemble some scenes from the Vikings to go with this music. To create this track, I've made extensive use of Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark II, supplemented with Berlin Brass, 8Dio's Adagietto Strings and Spitfire Audio's Albion V Tundra. The choirs in Ark II are absolutely gorgeous and really shine in this track. Another standout patch was the Berlin Brass trumpet vibrato, which really shines at the end of the orchestration.
Epic Adventure Music | Victory Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-01-20 | I wrote this epic adventure music using Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark I sample library.As with some of my other compositions, you can hear the influence of John Powell's How to Train Your Dragon score. In the middle of my composition, I introduce a secondary theme which I think would stand nicely on its own in another composition, so I may revisit it in the future.As always, let me know what you think. I always appreciate getting comments from my loyal subscribers :)Libraries used include: Orchestral Tools' Metropolis Ark I, EWQL Hollywood Strings, EWQL Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, and CineSamples' CinePerc.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Composing a Film Score: LEGO The Cryptic Epistle Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-01-12 | For this ScoreCast, I breakdown my composing, orchestrating and mixing process. I'm planning on doing more videos like this in the future, so let me know what you guys would like to hear about in the comments section.I had a great time composing the score for this short stop-motion lego film, produced by the very talented Remnant Media Studios. Check out their channel here: youtube.com/channel/UCuH947c4WEqQcMAvM4LyoLgAnd watch "The Cryptic Epistle" here: youtube.com/watch?v=lvMr2g4OoZk&t=3sAs I explain in the video, the director wanted a sound similar to the subdued parts in Hans Zimmer's "Catatonic" cue from Sherlock Holmes as well as John Williams' score for The Adventures of Tintin. Libraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Gypsy, and CinePerc.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
LEGO The Cryptic Epistle | Mystery Score Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-01-12 | I had a great time composing the score for this short stop-motion lego film, produced by the very talented Remnant Media Studios. Check out their channel here: youtube.com/channel/UCuH947c4WEqQcMAvM4LyoLgAnd watch "The Cryptic Epistle" here" youtube.com/watch?v=lvMr2g4OoZk&t=3sLibraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Gypsy, and CinePerc.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Beautiful Fantasy Music | Hyperborea Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2017-01-01 | Here's a fantasy composition I made for the magical winter season. Happy new year!In Greek mythology the Hyperboreans were mythical people who lived "beyond the North Wind". The Greeks thought that Boreas, the god of the North Wind lived in Thrace, and therefore Hyperborea indicates a region that lay far to the north of Thrace.This land was supposed to be perfect, with the sun shining twenty-four hours a day, which to modern ears suggests a possible location within the Arctic Circle. However, it is also possible that Hyperborea had no real physical location at all. According to the classical Greek poet Pindar:neither by ship nor on foot would you findthe marvellous road to the assembly of the Hyperboreans.Pindar also described the otherworldly perfection of the Hyperboreans:Never the Muse is absentfrom their ways: lyres clash and flutes cryand everywhere maiden choruses whirling.Neither disease nor bitter old age is mixedin their sacred blood; far from labor and battle they live.Libraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Symphonic Orchestra Harp, and Spitfire Evo Strings 2.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Romantic Flight by John Powell | How to Train Your Dragon (Mock-Up) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-12-17 | John Powell's How to Train Your Dragon is one of my favorite film scores, so I wanted to do a mock-up of this memorable composition, "Romantic Flight." I will upload another video showing how I created it in Logic Pro, but for now, I synced it to the video of Hiccup and Astrid going for a joy ride with Toothless through the clouds over Berk.Unfortunately, I realized at the end of producing the track, that I had forgotten a tempo change at the climax, so the music doesn't quite sync up towards the end as it does in the original. Unfortunately it looks like How to Train Your Dragon 3 is still a couple years away, so we'll have to wait a while longer to see what John Powell comes up with next.I used Hollywood Orchestra, EW Solo Violin, Berlin Brass and CinePerc. The EW Solo Violin turned out surprisingly decent. I got as part of a bundle years ago, but hadn't used it as I was initially unimpressed with the sound.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Sad Music for Strings | The Fallen Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-11-14 | In the middle of writing this track this past summer, I learned my grandpa died. During WWII, he was conscripted as a lumberjack for the war effort, so I thought an image of fallen trees would be suitable for this composition, which now has special meaning for me.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Beautiful Tolkien Fantasy Music | Tuors Voyage Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-10-04 | I wrote this fantasy orchestral composition when I began testing out ideas for my upcoming Tolkien-inspired work, The Fall of Gondolin. Unfortunately, I haven't had a lot of time to progress with the larger body of work this summer, but I intend to move forward with it this fall. I find I work best in seasons, and it can often be beneficial to return to a larger concept project after sometime away from it. Let me know what you guys think of this track and also tell me what you'd like to hear in future Tolkien-inspired tracks that I may make.Sample libraries used include East West Quantum Leap Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Hollywood Percussion and Hollywood Harp.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Dark Ambient Music | Horeforst Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-09-09 | With the weather getting colder where I live, I thought I'd post this dark ambient track I produced last winter. Hope you enjoy! Also, since I'm approaching 1000 subscribers, I thought it would be nice to do something to celebrate. Let me know if you have any ideas, perhaps a orchestration challenge?Libraries used include:Spitfire Audio Uist (Albion IV)Cinesamples CinePercDownload my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Beautiful Dramatic Strings | Midnight on the Lake Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-08-12 | This short track features sordino strings. I used the sordino script in Hollywood Strings, which is pretty good. I've used Spitfire Audio's Evo Woodwinds as well. Reverb is QL Spaces; I wanted to go for a drier sound on this one so that you could really here the softness and color of the sordino.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Epic Emotional Stings | Rivers of Blood Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-07-18 | I wrote this emotional string orchestration inspired by human tragedy and suffering.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Relaxing Music for Strings | A Night on the River Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-07-10 | I hope you enjoy this short, relaxing track, available in my first album, Call to the North.Sound libraries used include, 8Dio Adagietto, and Spitfire Evo Strings.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Celtic Adventure Music | Dragon Mountain - Call to the North Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-06-21 | I'm very excited to release my first, full-length album, Call to the North, a collection of cinematic music with a Celtic and northern feel.It includes some of my best compositions produced over the past two years. You can purchase it on my BandCamp page here: jeremywiebe.bandcamp.com/album/call-to-the-northI wanted this collection of music to represent scenes of northern landscapes, which I and my ancestors before me have always called home, whether from the Black Sea to Northern Europe and to the Canadian prairies. The track in this video has a similar feel to John Powell's score for How to Train Your Dragon, which is one of my favourite scores and an inspiration for my my music.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest | Jinxy Jenkins and Lucky Lou Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-06-10 | It was a great pleasure to score this unique film for the Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest. Although I wasn't a finalist, I was very happy to learn I scored in the top 20% of entries.When I first watched the film, I knew it would benefit from a score using a wide range of instrumentation covering the whole range of the orchestra, including woodwinds for the more comedic and lighthearted moments to full-on brass fanfare for the energetic and adventurous moments. I also knew that as an animation and comedy, the film would benefit from a number of tightly sequenced "hit points." With those two thoughts in mind, I began the scoring process by marking several sync points in my sequencer. Then I began laying down a piano sketch, adjusting the tempo as needed to align the music with the sync points I had marked out. From there, I began the orchestration process, following my piano sketch fairly exactly, but adding some extra bits here and there. All told, I took about 20 hours to get the final mixed and mastered track.I used exclusively East West Quantum Leap's Hollywood Orchestra to create this track.Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest page: http://www.cine.org/hamlischcontestMarvin Hamlisch's website: http://www.marvinhamlisch.us Copyright Michael Bidinger, Michelle Kwon 2014, Ringling College of Art + DesignLink to the original film: vimeo.com/92471917Link to Ringling College: http://www.ringling.edu/Link to Ringling College animation department http://www.ringling.edu/learn/majors/computer-animation/Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Emotional Asian Music | The Sorrow of the Blue Princess Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-05-25 | I composed this short asian ethnic track after watching the first season of Netflix's Marco Polo.It's inspired by the tragic story of Kököchin, the Blue Princess.Sample libraries used include: Ra, Silk, Gypsy, 8Dio Adagietto.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Emotional Tolkien Fantasy Music | The Death of Fingon Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-05-10 | Three years ago, I started creating realistic orchestral mock-ups. My early compositions were inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien's the Silmarillion, and I created a number of pieces which I released as an album called Songs from the Perilous Realm. Unfortunately, those early mock-ups were not very good, and I've removed most of it from my public profile. In the years since, I've concentrated on improving my midi orchestration skills, and I'm pleased to say I will be returning to the task of creating the music of the elder days in Beleriand, where the Noldor lived out the tragic fate of their doom. This time, I will be focusing on the story of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin. This track is a little taste of what you can expect to hear in this upcoming work, which I'm planning to release by the end of the year. In the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, Fingon was nearly victorious; but in the end, he was finally defeated and then killed by Gothmog, Lord of Balrogs. This composition is a eulogy to his life and death.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Ambient Orchestral Music | Acedia Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-04-26 | I produced this composition inspired by the sounds of forests and northern landscapes. Imagine walking through a forrest with tall trees, and rays of sunlight breaking through a canopy of leaves and misty fog.I created this track using exclusively Evo Grid Strings Vol. 1 and Evo Grid Woodwinds from Spitfire Audio. Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Action Adventure Music | Race Through the Forrest Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-04-07 | I composed this short action adventure cue inspired by scenes of running through the forest.This track is available for purchase as part of my album, Call to the North, available on my bandcamp page: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comLibraries used include: Hollywood Orchestra from East West Quantum Leap as well as CineSamples' freebie, Jerry's Pianos.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Relaxing Ambient Cinematic Music | Rain Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-03-28 | I short track I wrote inspired by the sound of rain.Libraries used include: Spitfire Audio's Evo Strings 1 and Evo Woodwinds.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/postsI composed this short track primarily using Spitfire Audio's Evo Grid Strings and Evo Grid Woodwinds. Both are great libraries, and one of the most worthwhile sample library purchases I've made. Each library features 48 unique "evos," evolving textures and playing techniques that loop after about 15-20 seconds. Using these libraries to make music is one of my guilty pleasures, as you can simply play some interesting chords and layer different evos to create a finished track in a very short amount of time. I also like using these libraries in my more traditional orchestrations to add some interesting textures and added realism.
Epic Adventure Music | Flight Over the Metropolis Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-03-03 | I had a lot of fun making this track using Orchestral Tools' new sample library, Metropolis Ark I. The only other libraries I used were CinePerc and an eDNA patch from Albion 4.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Celtic Adventure Music | Vikings Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2016-02-22 | I wrote this composition inspired by one of my favourite scores, John Powell's How to Train Your Dragon.This track is available as part of my album, Call to the North.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jwiebecompos...Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicListen to me on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-c...Join my circle on Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWi...
Beautiful Tolkien Fantasy Music | Eärendil Goes to Sea Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-12-10 | I wrote this fantasy composition inspired by Tolkien's story of Eärendil's search for Valinor in the Silmarillion.After the fall of Gondolin, Eärendil lived in Arvernien by the Havens of Sirion. His parents, Tuor and Idril, daughter of King Turgon of Gondolin, sailed west to Valinor, never to return. With the aid of Cirdan the Shipwright, Eärendil built a ship which he named Vingilot. He sailed in search of Valinor, which shrouded by the Enchanted Isles, and to seek the aid of the Valar, the Lords of the West, to overthrow Morgoth, the dark lord whose hold over Beleriand was now almost complete.Libraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Symphonic Orchestra, Spitfire Audio's Evo Strings 1.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comBe my friend on Facebook: facebook.com/jwiebecomposer/?ref=hlFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicListen to me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Trailer #3 music (mock up) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-10-31 | UPDATE: Due to popular demand, I've uploaded the MIDI file for this project here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/zlgldmxix0vddv4/The_Force_Awakens_%28trailer_%233%29_MIDI.midI received a lot of requests for a mockup of the music from the third trailer of Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens. I love the use of Princess Leia's Theme in this trailer as well as the piano at the beginning.Although the themes in this track are of course composed by John Williams, this trailer music was arranged and produced by John Samuel Hanson and Frederick Lloyd, unlike the previous two trailers which were end to end John Williams' own work.Sample libraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, EWQL Symphonic Choirs, EWQL Symphonic Percussion, Stormdrum 2, QL Pianos.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicFollow me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Hans Zimmers The Da Vinci Code | Fructus Gravis Revisited Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-08-21 | I made this track inspired by the cue Fructus Gravis from the Da Vinci Code, scored by Hans Zimmer.For the first part of the track, I recreate the upbeat section at the end of Fructus Gravis, and then I extend it through further development of the original motif. In the original track, it's a fairly short section, so I wanted to compose an extended version to listen to.I used Hollywood Strings. And I used EWQL Symphonic Orchestra for the FX at the beginning.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicFollow me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Beautiful Strings | Midsummers Dream Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-07-31 | A short string arrangement I made using 8Dio's Agitato Grandiose Legato and East West Quantum Leap's Hollywood Strings.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicFollow me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Beautiful Cinematic Strings | Over the Dale Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-07-02 | I composed this short cinematic composition for orchestral strings, using 8dio's Agitato Grandiose Legato.
The Force Theme - Star Wars - John Williams (mock up) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-05-20 | In anticipation of the new Star Wars movie, The Force Awakens, I wanted to do some arrangements of some of the original Star Wars music composed by John Williams.The Force Theme from Star Wars is one of the most iconic and memorable pieces of music in film. It always brings to mind the binary sunset scene in Star Wars: A New Hope.I love all the different variations of it that John Williams has written for all the Star Wars scores. The theme is so versatile, ranging from the heroic to the melancholic.Sample libraries used include: 8dio Agitato Grandiose Legato, Adagietto, Hollywood Brass, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Symphonic Orchestra Percussion.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicFollow me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Trailer #2 music - John Williams (mock up) Jeremy Wiebe Composer 2015-04-26 | UPDATE: midi file is available here: mediafire.com/?4mt607637wdgdznWhen I heard John William's incredible orchestration for the second trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, I knew I had to do a mock up of it using orchestral sample libraries so I could listen to the music on its own. Everything about the music in the trailer was perfect, from the first measures of the Force Theme stated in the solo horn as the camera tracks the speeder, panning along the desert of Tatooine to reveal the husk of of an imperial cruiser crashed in the dunes, to the statement of the final measures of the theme in the strings in octaves as the Rebel X-Wing Fighters sweep down and up over a river.I tried to capture as many details as close as I could using samples. I even used a sound design patch from Stormdrum 2 to emulate Darth Vader's breath, heard at the close up of the deformed mask in the trailer when Mark Hamill narrates saying, "My father had it [the Force]." Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find anything that approximated Chewie's roar before the final tutti chord. :)I was able to use Spitfire Audio's new EVO String library to recreate some of the detailed string effects at the beginning.Sample libraries used include: Hollywood Strings, Hollywood Brass, Stormdrum 2, EWQL Symphonic Orchestra Percussion, EWQL Symphonic Choirs, Goliath, QL Pianos, Silk and Spitfire Audio's EVO Strings.Download my music here: http://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.comFollow me on Twitter: twitter.com/WiebeMusicFollow me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/jeremy-wiebe-composerJoin my circle on Google+: plus.google.com/u/0/+JeremyWiebeComposer/posts
