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Coronation for String Orchestra

Perfusion

Coronation for String Orchestra by Perfusion | Free Download

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From the string orchestra series, 2 departures for me, 3/4 time and a key other than D minor! Written in large part during the Great Coronavirus Pandemic of 2020 and named thus.
classical chamber music string orchestra
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The music is original, creative and from the heart. I hope you have as much fun listening as I had making it. Thanks for tuning in. Keep fighting the good fig

'Perfusion' is the moniker for this one-man musical juggernaut. I record all of my own material in the basement, after the kids are asleep! One track has a female backing vocal but all the rest is just l'il ol me. About 2/3 of the songs were done using Studio One - 3 and ProTools computer based software and the others on the Boss BR 1180 free-standing workstation.

In 2015 and 2016, string orchestra pieces I wrote were features in the season with the Turtle Creek Chamber Orchestra. In 2011 I was honored to receive the Janesville Arts Council People's Choice Award for Outstanding CD/Song for "I Married the Prom Queen"...

"Coronation for String Orchestra" by Perfusion is an Ensembles Classical production available on SoundClick. Perfusion demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. The track delivers a memorable listening experience in this genre, and effortlessly connects with the listener. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Ensembles chart, peaking at #1. Listeners into Classical will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.

Song Info
Genre
Classical Ensembles
Charts
#543 today Peak #14
#26 in subgenre Peak #1
Author
Mitchell A. Kopnick
Rights
2020
Uploaded
May 09, 2020
Track Files
MP3
MP3 9.7 MB 320 kbps 4:13 minutes
Story behind the song
Written for the Turtle Creek Chamber Orchestra. Available for purchase for advanced high school and community string ensembles. From the string orchestra series, 2 departures for me, 3/4 time and a key other than D minor! Written in large part during the Great Coronavirus Pandemic of 2020 and named thus.
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