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Sonic Collective Contemporary Classical Woodwinds [WAV]
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Sonic Collective Contemporary Classical Woodwinds [WAV]

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This sample pack was composed by David Crowell, a New York based composer who is a former member of the Philip Glass Ensemble (2007 - 2016) and has been commissioned by ensembles such as A Far Cry, Argus Quartet, JACK Quartet, Sandbox Percussion and others. The pack was performed by David on alto and tenor saxophone, and by Thomas Giles on flute, clarinet and bass clarinet. The music is based on a series of short etudes that contain interwoven melodies, hypnotic rhythms and slow-moving harmony. All sounds were engineered and mixed by Charles Van Kirk. The session was recorded at Virtue and Vice studios in Brooklyn with a collection of vintage microphones into a Neve 8026 console. 361 Samples

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