Music: David SaulescoGame developed by MADSOFT Games, but was never completed. Track list Catch Me If You Can 1’51” Hunter’s Childhood 2’16” Small Beginnings 1’52” Rex Grows Up 1’25” Baby Steps 1’43” Spring Is Icumen In 1’55” Always Been the Outdoorsy Type 1’51” Now It’s a Cave Story* 2’04” The Deeper End 2’09” Running Out… Continue reading Me and My Dinosaur
Author: David Saulesco
Composer, arranger and songwriter for performance, recording, broadcast and interactive media.
Eternal Daughter
Music: David SaulescoAdditional music: Oscar Francis, Nick KraichGame developed by Blackeye Software and released in 2002. Listen to the remastered soundtrack on Spotify. Track list Departure 1’25” Seizure 1’44” The Power of One 2’31” A Distant Rose 2’28” The Unrest 3’21” March of the Dungaga 4’43” Divina Justitia 1’27” Desperate Fight 3’45” Desert Man 2’22”… Continue reading Eternal Daughter
Radio Silence
It’s been more than three weeks since my last blog post and so much has happened. The past two weeks have mostly been spent working with this year’s instalment of Berwaldhallen’s annual Baltic Sea Festival. I have also wrapped up the power metal project as well as made great progress on a project I have… Continue reading Radio Silence
Visca la música!
What an exciting trip I had last weekend! My first (hopefully not my last!) concert as a substitute member of Ensemble Villancico was fantastic experience. Unadulterated delight from beginning to end, at least discounting the heat and humidity. I am fortunate enough to get to perform together with lovely and talented musicians on regular occasions.… Continue reading Visca la música!
Pride and Joy
I am truly blessed to come across such a wealth of wonderful and amazing people in my life. From musician colleagues to dear friends and acquaintances, close as well as extended family members, as well as helpful and pleasant hotel and train staff and unexpected acquaintances made along the way. To be frank, I am… Continue reading Pride and Joy
Hard Labour
This week and the next are going to be very exciting. I am making excellent progress on the power metal project I mentioned a few weeks ago. In two days, I will meet up with the pianist performing in next week’s concert to rehearse the two songs we will perform. And I have come to… Continue reading Hard Labour
No Laughing Matter
This will be the last update on my Christmas oratorio for a while. Yesterday, I finished transcribing it into my new notation software and revising it in the original instrumentation. I have already begun work on an alternate version for a reduced instrumental setup and when that is done I will give you some examples… Continue reading No Laughing Matter
Masters of the House
Last week turned out quite different from what I had imagined. A not insignificant amount of time was spent applying the first coat of paint on new paneling for my house. Emma and I were invited to a wedding party on Saturday, but on Wednesday the remainder of our week was turned on its head… Continue reading Masters of the House
Christmas in June
Being a freelancer means, among other things, not necessarily taking vacations when most people do. Vacation time is whenever you decide it is, or at least when it is possible to take some time off. This summer will be a busy and strenuous one, not only with plenty of musical work but also a great… Continue reading Christmas in June
To Know Your Mission
Today is Midsummer’s Day which is widely and greatly celebrated all over Sweden. Many even argue today is more important to Swedes than our actual national day, which is observed on June 6. Like so many of my countrymen, I will eat pickled herring with sour cream, chives and potatoes, as well many other typical… Continue reading To Know Your Mission