Stephan Carroll
The Stephan Carroll Virtual Symphony Orchestra - a customized collection of orchestral sample libraries. Contemporary Classical music created entirely within th
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I. Dawn/Sunrise (hope) I. Dawn/Sunrise (hope)
The first movement of 'The Armageddon Overtures: The Final Day on Earth'
II. All That Was (sorrow) II. All That Was (sorrow)
The second movement of 'The Armageddon Overtures: The Final Day on Earth'
III. The Agony of Farewell (love) III. The Agony of Farewell (love)
The third movement of 'The Armageddon Overtures: The Final Day on Earth'
IV. All That Is (anger) IV. All That Is (anger)
The fourth movement of 'The Armageddon Overtures: The Final Day on Earth'
V. A Midafternoon's Nightmare (anxiety) V. A Midafternoon's Nightmare (anxiety)
The fifth movement of 'The Armageddon Overtures: The Final Day on Earth'
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Stephan Carroll is a contemporary classical artist who has been playing the piano for nearly 20 years. He has been recording original compositions for over 10 years, and has recently begun composing full orchestral scores. The Stephan Carroll Virtual Symphony Orchestra is a completely computerized orchestra, existing only in the digital domain.Band/artist history
Stephan Carroll is a contemporary classical artist who has been playing the piano for nearly 20 years. At age 5, Stephan began playing simple songs by ear and was enrolled in piano lessons. For over ten years he studied a wide variety of styles, ranging from classical to jazz to new age and contemporary. Around age 10, he began composing simple piano solos, then eventually moved on to more complex compositions using digital synthesizers and MIDI devices. By age 18, he had begun to record rudimentary orchestral arrangements.
Although he has played piano for nearly 20 years, he has had no formal music education outside of piano lessons. He has not studied composition or classical orchestration techniques. Rather, he has spent the last several years listening to a wide range of orchestral music and learning to recreate various styles on his own. The results of this self-taught methodology speak for themselves.Your musical influences
In terms of strictly classical music - Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Gustav Holst, Antonin Dvorak. Contemporary orchestral composers - John Williams, James Horner, Jerry Goldsmith.What equipment do you use?
Alesis QS6.1, Behringer Eurorack MX-2004a, Edirol MA-10D Monitor Speakers, Kurzweil PC1X, Roland JV-1010, Tascam US-224 Control Surface, Pentium IV 2.4ghz Computer with 1GB Ram, over 300GB hard drive space, DVD+RW writer, 2 M-Audio Audiophile 2496 sound cards, Gigastudio, Steinburg NuendoAnything else?
For more information visit the artist website at http://www.stephancarroll.com
Wheeling, WV
USA
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297295
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Comments (5)
Stephan, I am floored! Brilliant! Beautiful!
The digital orchestra is such a great thing, isn't it? When I first heard some of my music played -- tears came to my eyes!
Your music gives me the shivers! Bravo!
Good Stuff man, your themes are very well developed and your instrumentation is very lush, do you use EWQL or GPO? Sounds amazing... Keep it up!
Great stuff! A lot of time and effort has gone into creating this wonderful sounding orchestra. I'd love to hear more from you in the future.
Mindblowingly good stuff!!!Moving, powerful, original.
I'm in awe.
Thanks for visiting my Soundclick page. I hope you enjoy the music. Check back soon for "Symphony No. 1," a full-length orchestral score soon to be released!
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