The Two Kingdoms
GENRE
Modern Classical, Contemporary Classical, Orchestral, Epic Film Score, Soundtrack, Ballet Music, Contemporary Dance, Impressionism
SONIC ATTRIBUTES
Cinematic, Orchestral, Melodic, Expansive, Narrative, Atmospheric, Impressionistic, Dramatic, Story-driven, Choral, Spacious, In Motion, Anticipatory, Unresolved, March-like
MOODS
Storytelling, Suspense, Expectant, Epic, Mysterious, Dramatic, Reflective, Fateful, Inevitability, Uncertainty
INSTRUMENTS
Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Choral Voices, Minimal Orchestral Percussion
MUSIC REFERENCE OR SOUND ALIKE
Carl Orff - Carmina Burana, Debussy & Erik Satie - Gymnopédie, Maurice Ravel- Boléro, Richard Wagner - Ride of The Valkyries
FILM DIRECTORS REFERENCE
Andrei Tarkovsky, Ridley Scott
FILM QUALIFIERS
Epic, Historical, Ancient World, Middle Eastern, Egyptian, Desert, War, Destiny, Adventure, Art House, Contemporary Dance
PLACEMENT
Opening, Journey, Desert, Distant Kingdom, March, Approaching Conflict, Destiny, Transformation, Dream Sequence, End Credits