Temple of Wind 【Orchestra Arrangement | original composition】

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An orchestral version of my song "Temple of Wind", originally for piano, flute, and synth.
Libraries used:
• Cinematic Studio Strings
• Cinematic Studio Solo Strings
• Cinematic Studio Woodwinds
• Cinematic Studio Brass
• NI Symphony Series Percussion
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[@foreverafanfilmmusic]

The title, and the overall melody is definitely perfect, I could see a hero, running through a temple, trying to save somebody. Creepy with the wind blowing and making all of the different noises and very sad at the end, as if the hero tried his best, but not quite enough.

[@HollandAlbright]

Like a constant air of confusion, maybe the temple changes and the path is never consistent as they navigate through. 👀

[@TrevorLentz]

So. Good. 🙂

[@HollandAlbright]

Thank you thank you :3

[@misterpettry]

fantastic!

[@HollandAlbright]

Thanks Mike! :)

[@CityFolk66]

This is so atmospheric, I love it! The different dissonant harmonies orchestrated in the strings throughout, the moment towards the end with flute melody, high strings, and wind chimes was really great, and that mysterious-sounding final chord with the G on the bottom. Great stuff!! I can totally imagine this in a game like Zelda: Skyward Sword or a Studio Ghibli movie or something.

[@HollandAlbright]

It would be a dream to write for a Zelda Ghibli mashup/inspired thing! Someday... Thanks, Joshua! :D

[@1warmday1]

Very nicely done - I've been experimenting with similar textures using those kinds of half step patterns - this is very inspiring and captures a lot of mood/vide. It's nice to see a primarily CS track too, I'm always looking for examples of what can be done within the limits of those libraries as they are my mains. Looking forward to hearing more, way to go!

[@HollandAlbright]

Thanks so much! Yeah, CS is so good. :)