The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden (Original Soundtrack)
发行时间:2014-02-10
发行公司:CD Baby
简介: Featuring chromatic digeridoo, classical violin, flamenco guitar, analog sound design, orchestral strings, bamboo flute, melodia, tuned, untuned, and prepared piano, as well as a host of other sounds, the resultant score for The Galapagos Affair combines symphonic music with newly rendered electronic soundscapes. As a 1930s murder mystery unfolds, so too does the music, strange and alluring as the famous archipelago itself.
A composer who brings to her music feverish imagination, impeccable musicianship, complexity, unbridled joy, and fearlessness, the four-time Emmy award-winning Laura Karpman’s highly distinguished and stunningly versatile career spans the worlds of film, television, videogame, concert and theater music. Karpman’s genre-bending scores, ranging from sci-fi Americana to neo-noir, racing action adventure to ambient sound design, world fusion to modernist orchestral colors, have garnered her numerous awards, including being named by Variety magazine as one of the most important women in Hollywood.
Featuring chromatic digeridoo, classical violin, flamenco guitar, analog sound design, orchestral strings, bamboo flute, melodia, tuned, untuned, and prepared piano, as well as a host of other sounds, the resultant score for The Galapagos Affair combines symphonic music with newly rendered electronic soundscapes. As a 1930s murder mystery unfolds, so too does the music, strange and alluring as the famous archipelago itself.
A composer who brings to her music feverish imagination, impeccable musicianship, complexity, unbridled joy, and fearlessness, the four-time Emmy award-winning Laura Karpman’s highly distinguished and stunningly versatile career spans the worlds of film, television, videogame, concert and theater music. Karpman’s genre-bending scores, ranging from sci-fi Americana to neo-noir, racing action adventure to ambient sound design, world fusion to modernist orchestral colors, have garnered her numerous awards, including being named by Variety magazine as one of the most important women in Hollywood.