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Matthew E Sargent : The Orchestral Master.
Masterfully composed orchestral and electronic film scores.
The Orchestral Master album is complete with numerous genres of symphonic/electronic music. With anything from hardcore epic, to romance and
everything in between, this album delivers a new era of symphonic orchestral/electronic music that is quite unique, with Matthew's own
compositional voice involved in every track. This album is very diverse in many ways, as no two tracks sound alike. Last but not least, The Orchestral Master was inspired by the many films and TV shows that Matthew has been a fan of throughout the years.
Songs:
1. Crossing The Boundary
2. Garden of Eden
3. Gravity at Sector 9
4. Hearst Castle
5. Hopeless Romantic
6. Make It Magical
7. Meleah's Beautiful Words
8. Neverland Revived
9. Sad Seas
10. Soaring Over the Pacific
11. Storm Killer
12. The Excalibur
13. Wild Wild West
14. You Make Me Smile
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 11/27/2018
Matthew E Sargent lives in South Carolina USA
Tagged as: New Age, Instrumental New Age, Orchestral, Cinematic
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