Yes, I Killed Him, But He Deserved to Die

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Yes, I Killed Him, But He Deserved to Die

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Yes, I Killed Him, But He Deserved to Die
By: Brenda Elthon

Huge, dramatic orchestral journey spiraling down slowly, majestically, into the Pit. Deep double bass call out to violins and a choir of cellos answer: "All is lost. All is lost." Foreboding; loss; despair. Orchestral track of growing darkness and complexity; edgy; beautiful. Hitchcock inspired.

YES, I KILLED HIM, BUT HE DESERVED TO DIE (by Brenda Elthon ) Composed: 2011

Huge, dramatic orchestral journey spiraling down slowly, majestically, into the Pit. Deep double bass call out to violins and a choir of cellos answer: "All is lost. All is lost." Foreboding; loss; despair. Orchestral track of growing darkness and complexity; edgy; beautiful. Hitchcock inspired. Instrumental, Action Music, Action Thriller Orchestral

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Track Info

Catalog ID

Min:Sec

Tempo & BPM

Price

Control

Full Track - Action, Thriller Orchestral

532800

1:23

Med Slow 80

USD $132.95±

Variation A (related melody) - Action, Impending Gothic

525695

0:50

Very Slow 45

USD $74.95±

Variation B (related melody) - Soundalikes, Ennio Morricone

525697

1:47

Very Slow 45

USD $160.95±

Impact A (walk down) - Action, Action Thriller Gothic

525699

1:01

No Tempo

USD $89.95±

Impact B (orchestral growl) - Action, Impending Gothic

525700

0:59

No Tempo

USD $86.95±

Track Summary
Music Track Title: Yes, I Killed Him, But He Deserved to Die
Catalog ID: 532800

Description: Huge, dramatic orchestral journey spiraling down slowly, majestically, into the Pit. Deep double bass call out to violins and a choir of cellos answer: "All is lost. All is lost." Foreboding; loss; despair. Orchestral track of growing darkness and complexity; edgy; beautiful. Hitchcock inspired.

Artist or Group: Brenda Elthon

Keywords: Orchestral Symphony Cello Violin Dark Ominous Edgy Hell Beautiful Lush Complex Sinister Foreboding Edgy Loud Dissonant horror terror fear Halloween kill death

Music Genre > Sub-genre
Action Music
Action Thriller | Orchestral

Extended Properties
Duration: 1:23 Tempo: Med Slow BPM: 80

   Arrangement: Synth Ensemble
   Instruments: Synthesizer
   Vocal Mix: Instrumental
   Language:

Album: La Commedia

Use Restrictions: Use in pornographic, x-rated, sexually stimulating or similar productions prohibited
Use in products or commercial advocating or advertising use of illegal drugs or tobacco prohibited
Use in satan-worship, devil worship, anti-religion or similar extreme productions prohibited
Use in products or productions advocating racial, sexual or similar discrimination or bias prohibited

Moods: Apprehensive, Bold, Booming, Building, Climactic, Dark, Dissonant, Disturbing, Dramatic, Epic, Escalating, Ethereal, Forceful, Foreboding, Intense, Loud, Majestic, Powerful, Strong, Tragic

Styles: Action Adventure, Dramatic Soundtrack, Film Instrumental, Horror / General, Movie Trailer, Sci-Fi / Mythological, Sci-Fi / Psychological, Section / Finale, Sword & Sorcery, TV Instrumental

Cross-References:

Yes, I Killed Him, But He Deserved to Die
Sound-Alikes Music
Ennio Morricone Sound-Alike Music

Extended Keywords: game trailer film tv advertisement
huge sound
walk down
Lord of the Rings

Hitchcock
Bernard Herrmann
Vertigo
film score
film underscore

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