Posts filed under ‘Shadows’
Comp Canon Duo
“Comp Canon Duo” is an original instrumental composition intended to be similar in style to the Shadows.
Riding in the Shadows
“Riding in the Shadows” is an original instrumental intended to be in the style of the Shadows.
Sunday Shadows
“Sunday Shadows” is an original instrumental intended to be in the style of the Shadows.
Tres Quatro Seis Ocho
“Tres Quatro Seis Ocho” is an original instrumental composition intended to be similar in style to the Shadows.
Pasos en las Sombras
“Pasos en las Sombras” is an original instrumental intended to be in the style of the Shadows…more specifically in the “quasi-Hispanic” style of their tunes “Guitar Tango” and “Fandango” and their EP “Los Shadows”.
Morning Shadows
“Morning Shadows” is an original instrumental composition intended to be similar in style to the Shadows.
The Untouched Shadow
“The Untouched Shadow” is an original instrumental composition intended to be similar in style to the Shadows.
Rosse Forp
“Rosse Forp” is an original instrumental intended to be in the style of the Shadows…more specifically in the “quasi-jazz” style of their tunes “Nivram” and “Dean’s Theme”.
Chasing My Shadow
“Chasing My Shadow” is an original instrumental intended to be in the style of the Shadows.
What the Shadows Say
“What the Shadows Say” is an original instrumental composition intended to be similar in style to the Shadows.
Lyric Peace
“Lyric Peace” is an original instrumental composition intended to be similar in style to the Shadows. The composition itself was inspired by a few recent arrangements I did of classical piano music, including two of Edvard Grieg’s “Lyric Pieces”.
March to the Shadows
“March to the Shadows” is an original instrumental intended to be in the style of the Shadows.
Moon River
This is my instrumental cover of “Moon River”, the very well known song from the 1961 film, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” which was directed by Blake Edwards and starred Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Patricia Neal, Buddy Ebsen, Martin Balsam, and Mickey Rooney.
Composed by Henry Mancini with lyrics by Johnny Mercer, it won the Academy Award for Best Original Song, and also won the 1962 Grammy for Record of the Year and Song of the Year. It became the theme song for crooner Andy Williams, who first recorded it in 1962 and performed it at the Academy Awards ceremony that year.
My arrangement is intended to be in the style of the Shadows. Hank Marvin did release a version of the song, but not until 2017.
Rolling Shadows
“Rolling Shadows” is an original instrumental intended to be in the 1960s style of the Shadows.
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