Different examples of the music I’ve written over the last 20 years.
When it comes to creating a fully immersive gaming experience, sound design is often overlooked. But the truth is, sound plays a crucial role in setting the tone, creating atmosphere, and bringing the game world to life. From the musical score to the sound effects, every aspect of sound design is critical in making the game feel real and engaging for the player…
A rendition of Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Allegro, I put together using East West Quantum Leap Hollywood Strings. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/69090174″ iframe=”true” /]
Music I’m making with the EWQL Hollywood libraries.
After lots of work, composing, filming, editing and coding, I’m proud to announce the world’s first ever online orchestra project, called The Virtual Orchestra Project, or VOP. The idea is simple – go to the VOP site, download your part (Flute, Trumpet, Cello, etc.), and play along with the conductor video that appears on the…
People often ask me, or simply give me blank stares when I describe what it is I do with music. See, I’ll often go to a site, record the singers, musicians, etc. I’ll then end up with a “raw” source sound. I try to separate different classes of sound from each other. Often times, the…
This is a song I wrote for my “other gig” with Harpo Productions for her huge Legends episode. This was used as a theme and on TV spots / commercials / promos for this landmark ABC prime time special. It has a huge symphonic sound, and it is one of the accomplishments of which I…
A more recent recording I did of a group of choirs singing the Jenkin’s song, “Adiemus”. The words actually have no meaning, but it’s the music that counts. The choirs originally sang along to a solo acoustic piano, and the orchestration and all percussion was scored and added afterward.
Kind of melancholy, but it builds, and it is ageless, because it could be from a few different eras in the last 20 years… In a very minor key. (All songs Copyright 2000-2011, Glen Rhodes)
The feeling of time passing, quite some sadness in this – especially the clarinet and the flute. This one is a hybrid because it has both drums and orchestral. (All songs Copyright 2000-2011, Glen Rhodes)
A quick, hoppity sounding song, with elements of funk with, some orchestra thrown in, and a synthesized voice. The song slowly transitions in its feel as it progresses. Acoustic guitar comes in. [audio:http://www.glenrhodes.com/audio/SONG-ONE2.mp3|titles=eSong Two|artists=Glen Rhodes] (All songs Copyright 2000-2009, Glen Rhodes)
