hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Hi all, Next week I am producing a photography exhibition for a camera club that i work with. Showing a total of around 120-150 it will last for about 8-10 minutes. The photos are of a variety of subjects from buildings, people and animals, to close up shots of plants and flowers. It is just an sample of some of the work that the group have produced over the last couple of years. I need to put together some background music and am stumped, I was going to go for some soft classical stuff, but ain't too hot on names and composers really. Also considered obvious ones like 'girls on film, 'flash, bang, what a picture' etc. Please help me here? I have to take the tracks in tomorrow, and am off down the pub for dinner in a while, so will probably check thread later. Cheers in advance hammy PS I have the means to download almost anything suggested.
Junction 9 Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Samuel barber - Adagio for strings. You'll know it when you hear it.
hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Author Posted 3 September, 2008 Samuel barber - Adagio for strings. You'll know it when you hear it. Downloading a sample now, my D In L, says it featured in that Kevin and Perry film!!!!!
hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Author Posted 3 September, 2008 Samuel barber - Adagio for strings. A wee bit slow for what I am after, but very nice all the same, cheers J9.
St Landrew Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Hey, what about Vision On's gallery music..? http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=R4Iq7RkpvxM
Ponty Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 What about the theme from Requiem For A Dream, it seems to feature on every other montage going.
saintkiptanui Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Bucks Fizz - Making your mind up Wasted post.
hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Author Posted 3 September, 2008 Bucks Fizz - Making your mind up Maybe, maybe not;)
hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Author Posted 3 September, 2008 Hey, what about Vision On's gallery music..? http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=R4Iq7RkpvxM When I read that, my first thought was YES, that is the one, then I listened and remembered how naff it sounds. Sorry LS What about the theme from Requiem For A Dream, it seems to feature on every other montage going. Lovely, but too sombre for my lot. Again, sorry Ponty Moby- Porcelain Now that I like. And even Mrs H knows it, which makes it modern in my book, a definitely maybe (not the Oasis one). I have also been listening to Cavatina and a bit of Paganini? Thanks for this people.
saint lard Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Moby- Porcelain You beat me to it,infact there are copius tracks by Moby that would be very apt IMO.
Rattlehead Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Prokofiev - Dance Of The Nights. What do I win?
hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Author Posted 3 September, 2008 Prokofiev - Dance Of The Nights. What do I win? Nice one, whether I use it or not you have won sex with me! well done, when will you be collectng your prize? PS I am full of ES B, HSB and London Pried
Jillyanne Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Anything by Enigma/Air/Evanesance (sp) Also if showing a quick show ever - 'Dont Stop me Now' Queen.
saint_stevo Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 (edited) Now that I like. And even Mrs H knows it, which makes it modern in my book, a definitely maybe (not the Oasis one). Yay, do i win? Edited 3 September, 2008 by saint_stevo
Jillyanne Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Now that I like. And even Mrs H knows it, which makes it modern in my book, a definitely maybe (not the Oasis one). QUOTE] Yay, do i win? Not if you can't quote properly.
hamster Posted 3 September, 2008 Author Posted 3 September, 2008 Now I go to bed, the winner is..... Moby. I will be illegally using his music to enhance my camera club's presentation next week. Tha nk you all for your suggestions and good night. xx
Ash Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Looking for soft classical and ended up with Moby? I would have recommended Górecki's Symphony Number Three from Lento, Sostenuto Tranquillo Ma Cantabile, anything from Saint-Saens' Carnival Of The Animals, Smetana's From Bohemia's Meadows and Forest or any Avro Part. But Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad just seems so much more apt. P.S at least you didn't choose Evanescence.
St Landrew Posted 3 September, 2008 Posted 3 September, 2008 Tell you what then... You want something dramatic, yes..? Then choose Mozart's Requiem. There isn't anything more poignant or more dramatic. Anything more would be over the top. Anything less would be pastoral. Mind you, Mahler's Symphony No.1 takes some beating. I was only joking about the Vision On Gallery music, as you probably worked out anyway.
Bath Saint Posted 4 September, 2008 Posted 4 September, 2008 Stockhausen's Kontakte. I think Hymnen would be more appropriate http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=o0aeagbZBRs&feature=related enjoy...
bridge too far Posted 4 September, 2008 Posted 4 September, 2008 What about Carmina Burana by Carl Orff? Very stirring
Robsk II Posted 4 September, 2008 Posted 4 September, 2008 Helen Love - Does your heart go boom? or anything by An*l C*nt
hamster Posted 4 September, 2008 Author Posted 4 September, 2008 Just a quick thank you for all the suggestions, some really lovely moving pieces. I am sticking with Moby and have found a couple more of his/theirs to add to it. So yes, SS is the winner of the sex.
St Landrew Posted 5 September, 2008 Posted 5 September, 2008 Just a quick thank you for all the suggestions, some really lovely moving pieces. I am sticking with Moby and have found a couple more of his/theirs to add to it. So yes, SS is the winner of the sex. Bit safe IMO. I thought Art was meant to be slightly out on a limb.
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