Retro Piano
The piece imitates the light music style of the oldies, maybe, the 30ths – with a hint of virtuosity and a few nice harmonic transitions.
Length 1:44, 150 bpm, 4/4
Art Music
Problem Movie
That’s just a short cue, transmitting the sense of sadness, despair, and uneasiness – with a hint of hope at the end. Piano, strings // Length 1:02, around 50 bpm, tempo rubato 4/4
Narration
This short piano piece has a mix of an animate flow with a nostalgic sentiment. The uneven signature adds a fresh, nontrivial feel. The length can be easily extended, as there can be a loop added at the middle. Length 1:09, 172 bpm, 5/4
Cloudy Morning
This piano piece was inspired by the works of Ludovico Einaudi. There are 2 versions – piano solo and piano with strings. Length 2:30, 98 bpm – poco rubato, 3/4
Scherzo in Neo Baroque Style
Blue tag = for a demonstration only; not for sale. This chamber piece with a playful character was created as a tribute to Rondo Veneziano, although the Scherzo doesn’t have any relation to rock.
Oboe, harpsichord, chamber orchestra // Length: 3:07, 120bpm, 4/4
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Turbulent Waters
The name of this piano piece says it all. Disarray of feelings, fast flow, yearning of the soul… Minimalistic approach merged with romantic emotion. – Length 1:44, 148 bpm, 4/4
Thinking of the Past
This i s a pensive piano cue evoking nostalgic memories. – Length 1:30, 47 bpm, 4/4
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Silent Movie
The first idea of a name for this piece was “Everybody is in a Hurry to Somewhere”. The piece gives an impression of the character of a very old movie or a documentary, where everything moves a bit faster, and the sound of the piano behind the screen is almost honky-tonk-like. – Length 1:18, 148 bpm, 2/4
Siciliana
Blue tag = for a demonstration only; not for sale. This is the final movement of the suite for oboe and orchestra. This piece was conceived as a scene from a festival, masquerade. The crowd feels exited, dancing and intermingling. Suddenly, Pierrot occurred, but even his plaintive theme ends in lightful major with a hope for love, and the mass happily rushes to party again.
Acoustic oboe (Eugene Sidorov), symphony orchestra // Length 4:22, 94 bpm, 6/8
Serenity
Calm and happy mood of this piece along with its lively character and seemingly “unsquare” time signature makes it usable for many video ideas. – Cedar flute, guitar, rainstick // Length 1:25, 149 bpm, 4/4+2/4 (alternatively: 3/2 and 76 bpm)