A Christmas Song
I wish you happy holidays with a Christmas song I composed in 2002. I edited the orchestration and recorded it again. It’s fun to revisit… Read More »A Christmas Song
I wish you happy holidays with a Christmas song I composed in 2002. I edited the orchestration and recorded it again. It’s fun to revisit… Read More »A Christmas Song
I realized that there is not piano version of the popular soundtrack the Ennio Morricone composed for Giuseppe Tornatore’s “Malena“. The main theme called “Inchini Ipocriti E Disperazione”, was always one of my favorite Morricone ‘s themes. So, I decided to write down the arrangement I used to play in the piano.
You can download it for free here:
Malena Theme – Inchini Ipocriti E Disperazione – Piano – Yiannis Kranidiotis.pdf
and you can listen to it here:
Bellow is the original movie version of the theme.Read More »“Malena” theme arranged for piano
The summer has almost finished so it is time for a new post! I reOrchestrated Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” for solo cello, symphonic orchestra, SATB choir and the original voice of Kurt Cobain. I would love to read your comment on this!
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Inspired by the stories of “Zombies, Run!” audio adventure I wrote a piece trying to describe the atmosphere…
SecondHandSongs posted my re-orchestrated version of “Paint it black” on their Facebook page. Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/SecondHandSongs/25077961981
“Clenched Fist” is a march in the soviet-red army style of Alexandrov. It was a good opportunity to test some new choir libraries. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/48933116″… Read More »“Clenched Fist” – A March!
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“Composition A” by Piet Mondrian is an abstract painting where color is used lavishly, showing bright contrast between yellow and black, red and blue, framed by dark lines and white space. My decision was to approach this painting rhythmically. I used only percussion and different rhythmic signatures for every color. So we have: