Lost to Time - Sheet Music/Score 【for Piano and Orchestra | original composition】
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
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I decided to create a sheet music video for this song. :)
The score for this song is available from my publisher, including study scores both in print and digital formats: www.haywardpublishing.com/pro...
Score is also available digitally (PDF) from my Ko-Fi shop: ko-fi.com/s/4b9c00dadd
◈ Description from the original video below ◈
This one had some story/imagery with it:
You enter into a lush forest and discover the ruins of an ancient temple overgrown and covered in plant life that has been reclaiming this land for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. As you walk through the ruins, you find a stairway down. You enter and find roots and branches have made their way down into this area, the ceiling above cracked in places that allow sunlight to filter through and allows plants to grow even here. You find writings on some of the walls that remain intact with carved pictures of an ancient hero with a mystic sword. A tale of their triumph over the forces of darkness is depicted. As you explore, you come to an arch that opens into a large area that was once an enclosed room, but now is open to a canopy of trees above and is green and lush, reclaimed by the forest. Sunlight filters down and grass is growing between the cracks in the stone tiles.
In the center of the room is a stone dais covered in moss and small flowers, dust motes shimmering as they slowly fall through beams of sunlight to the ground. Something glimmers, obscured by a streak of dark shadow. Even so, it catches the light just enough to also catch your interest. You approach the dais where there appears to be... an ancient sword. You grab the hilt, and as you do, memories of past lives rush into your mind. You see someone who you recognize as yourself, but not you as you currently are, as they defeat an ancient evil over and over again throughout the ages. You now know you were destined to take this sword and defeat that ancient evil once again.
I'm very inspired by things like Zelda, Final Fantasy, and Ghibli animated films. I hope this music transports you as you listen to far-off worlds and distant lands.
Libraries used:
• Cinematic Studio Strings
• Cinematic Studio Solo Strings
• Cinematic Studio Woodwinds
• Cinematic Studio Brass
• Native Instruments Symphony Series Percussion
• Pianoteq 6
Notation and sheet music/score made in Sibelius 6.
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Amazing composition! Thank you so much for sharing the full score, it looks incredible!
Thank you so much! I enjoy making the scores, and glad others find them insightful/interesting when listening :)
Absolutely gorgeous, Holland! Amazingly cinematic!
Thanks so much, Ben!✨
Nice! I like your score layout
Thanks so much!
Very beautiful!
Thank you! :)
As always, your work is amazing!
Aw thank you so much! I really appreciate that :)
This is really nice.
Thank you so much!
When will you be a movie composer? This is so good❤ As an artist, i can feel all the emotions from this composition alone - i can picture many scenes that will fit this song
The dream!! 😍 Thanks so much! I'm working to get there, but just haven't got any of the gigs I've applied for. I'm glad it resonated with you- the imagery for this one was so clear to me. :)
Hi what version of kontakt and sibelius you have? i have trouble using kontakt 7 in my sibelius i cant fine the .dll file
I use Kontakt 6 and Sibelius 6 (I know, that's ancient!). However, I have never been able to program them together, so I make mockups in Reaper after exporting MIDI.
Ah I see, thanks