Orchestral compositions
I compose a variety of orchestral music for various different moods and settings for films and video games. I compose to tell a story and to tell the story in the best way, making sure the audible experience is as immersive and augmentive as possible.
Adventure in the Woods
Adventure in the woods is one of the isotopes of my First Symphony Corpus. Within one Corpus the idea of a musical motive gets explored in many different ways of orchestration for to test various moods, expressions and harmonies. This version is the original mockup.
A Glance into the Corpus
A Glimpse into Venture
Originally called the N1 Overture, this piece is the heart of the N1 Soundtrack and establishes the theme. Its earliest isotope reaches back to 2021 and the first semi-complete version was completed in 2023. Ever since it has undergone a few changes that make it what it is now.
Meadow Frolicking
A theme earlier on in the in the Corpus that aims to encapsulate a joyous day chasing after butterflies on a grassy meadow musically.
Charlin's Brook
A piece about bathing in the waters of a brook and slowly climbing them up stream with ever more passion in the footsteps.
Orchestral Fusion
Film Score
I equip films and video games with the soundtrack necessary to tell the story in the best way. Fusing orchestral elements with electrical and sound design is one of my major tools in assisting me to do so.
Shovel Warrior
The flagship track of the Film “Unterholz” by Robin Haug starring Denis Riffel, Janey Drößler and Nikolay Shpilevoy.
In concert
Working with the orchestra
There is a sense of beauty in the composers greatest toolbox and experiencing a soundtrack or composition played by a real orchestra is quite a wonderful experience.
Clockwork Tiptoe
I had the pleasure of working together with the Orchestra to make this composition come to life. (coming soon)
Asian Fusion
Tea Garden Symphonic
“Chaniwa” (茶庭) translates to “tea garden” and is an orchestral asian fusion dealing with the topic of loneliness, longing, dreaming and of course – tea. A good tea can heal the soul and so can music that comes from the heart.
The cover image of “Chaniwa” was designed by artist Vivien Hofberger.