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Hey there, I've recently posted a track called Tiliqua Rugosa, on which I started working quite casually earlier this year. In fact, I worked so randomly that I ended up having 3 different movements for strings that didn't work at all with the movie they were supposed to support. So I've decided to restart from scratch, compose something else, and keep those 3 movements for later. I've tried to come up with one suite, called Hallelujah Prelude. It is mostly intended to be played by a string quartet, but you will hear that I couldn't resist adding a few string ensembles as well as horns. Hope you'll like it, let me know how it could have been better! Cheers, Fabien

Hey there, thank you for listening and for your comments! I should have mentioned that this piece is the soundtrack for a short video, which tells the story of the married couple from their birth until today (oops, I did it again). I have therefore not tried to sound too much like a typical wedding piece, but I've rather tried to stick to the script. I realise that the last part, which is indeed a bit epic, might not represent their current life, though! 😄 Regarding the 2"35 F#, it could have been a Tuba, but I finally chose to get it played by horns and bass trombones. I believe the trombones are the ones that sound that powerful. Cheers! Fabien

Hi everyone, Just finished composing a short orchestral piece for a wedding. Hope you'll like it! Cheers, Fabien

Hi Nelly, Hi Violon Noir, thanks a lot for listening! 🙂

Hi everyone, I'm an amateur music composer, new to this forum. I mainly work on symphonic soundtracks for highly underground projects. I thought I could share my last piece, a 5 minute soundtrack that is meant to support voice overs for a documentary film. It's called "Quatuor Chronologique" (chronological quartet), which it isn't exactly. I wanted to stick to a limited number of solo instruments (piano, violin, cello and horn) to keep things simple. However I ended up using symphonic string sections as well as percussions to amplify key moments in the movie, but also because I'm not there yet when it comes to composing and automating solo instruments... Despite that, I think that the score could work for a small chamber orchestra, so I gave myself the permission to go with the term quartet 😎 Enought talk, here is the piece. I would love to get some critical feedback from you guys! https://soundcloud.com/fabien_benard/quatuor-chronologique