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Gift for an Assyrian King by Bowman [Email]
Genre: Classical

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Hits: 958
Comments: 36
Votes: 13
Plays: 162
Last Played: Nov 08, 2008 - 05:11:55 AM
Downloads: 49
Fans: 13
Uploaded: Aug 03, 2007 - 05:30:53 PM
Last Updated: Aug 03, 2007 - 05:30:53 PM
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Keywords:
Persian (9), Middle Eastern (21), film score (23), Movie (25), Bowman (14), Mazarakes (13)
Description:
An imagined scene from long ago.

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Evocative &mdash 08/03/07 - 05:47:23 PM
Nice work once again, Charles! You have a real knack for evoking strong imagery with your music. I'm always pleased to hear new music from you. Keep it up!

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Sometimes I see things- &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:18:12 AM
NOT DEAD PEOPLE- and not always clearly but often enough that maybe some of it's carried into the music. It's also cool to hear the different stuff people do see.
Thanks for so quickly checking this out and for your always encouraging words Clark
Best,
Charlie


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Downloaded! &mdash 08/03/07 - 06:22:49 PM
Reminds of many movies I love usually from the sixties.

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Me too. &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:19:54 AM
I grew up on that stuff.
Thanks Tom,
Best,
Charlie

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soundtrack &mdash 08/03/07 - 06:35:30 PM
Like TW says, reminiscent of old black n white movies about desert thieves and Persian princesses. Danny Kaye meets Elizabeth Taylor in "Sahara Tiara" by Cecil B. DeGrille. Features an old DeSoto which breaks down at the wrong time in the wrong landscape. Alas, misfortune breeds wealth as the pair dig for water, slip into a time warp, and find a cache of 8 GHz Intel Dual Core chips which they sell to Steve Job's Great Uncle, Primus Joblestone.

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Hey do you write screenplays? &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:23:25 AM
You should. Not exactly the way I was seeing it but pretty wild stuff.
Thanks,
reschletty


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Thanks &mdash 08/03/07 - 08:20:12 PM
Thanks for posting & sharing such quality music Charles.
I have downloaded a gem!
scotty

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You're no stranger to quality music yourself Scotty. &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:26:01 AM
I only wish you send some more our way. Hopefully soon.
Thanks my friend,
Charlie

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I love the &mdash 08/04/07 - 03:07:00 AM
pic,goes very well with the beautiful music.....

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Yes I think it does. &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:29:46 AM
I actually would see this relief when I would go to the Museum of Art in New York. It always impressed the heck out of me. It was even a little scary. Glad I found a piece of music for it.
Thanks,
CosmicDaniel

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Meant a lot ! &mdash 08/04/07 - 03:16:39 AM
Very nice work, Mr. Charles this one is really nice and meant a lot to me it has a real middle eastern touch and by the way, i think its refer to this "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_Empire" OUR HISTORY.
But really meant a lot to me, nice to hear this music and quality, also this is not the 1st time i hear you, i heard your stuff before, very very nice job.
Wish to accept me as a new friend

Take Care
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Yeman Auf Al-Rawi

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I'm happy... &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:32:33 AM
that you dropped on by for a listen Birdman. Thanks for the kind words and the link. I'll check it out and I'll see what you're up to as well.
Take care my friend,
Charlie

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beautiful &mdash 08/04/07 - 03:20:36 AM
jam, I have been listening over and over to this song.....

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Any time... &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:35:10 AM
my music gets more than one play it makes my day. You just did wildkingdom,
Thanks,
Charlie

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sweet but to &mdash 08/04/07 - 03:24:47 AM
short, this is a very inspirering melody.

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Far better than long and bitter I say. &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:37:54 AM
Thank you for your very kind thoughts on this piece Aurellano.
Best,
Charlie

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Gift for an Assyrian King &mdash 08/04/07 - 04:29:00 AM
ol bells and tri angles and shakers ..with
ground bass .reeds ..elements belong to
land of the sun long time ago ..the mood
and the theme so dynamic to let you feel
here s the scene ..statue moving alive ..
thats not just an awesome tune with special
scale ..this is genius arrangment well done
my friend !!

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I'm always so happy... &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:41:31 AM
...to hear from you Feter. Your vivid discription of this work humbles me.
Thank you my friend,
Charlie

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An excellent piece of period music... &mdash 08/04/07 - 06:59:32 AM
This piece definitely evokes the mysterious east.

My throat was parched from the first few bars.

Where's an oasis when you need one.

Take care.

Paul.

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Reinholt... &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:46:40 AM
Next time I'm in your neck of the woods I'l buy you a beer. Much better than old well water.
Best,
Charlie

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Perfect..... &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:21:55 PM
Sounds like a plan to me!!

Take care.

Paul.

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Speaking simply and from the heart. &mdash 08/04/07 - 07:50:12 AM
I love it..... Thx for sharing.

Take care
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Kenta

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Kenta, &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:48:56 AM
I couldn't ask for anything more.
Thank you my friend,
Charlie


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Focused &mdash 08/05/07 - 12:53:28 AM
I tried to find a place for the mood in this song but couldn't quite find the right backdrop until I read the comments, and I agree. I'd even go so far as to imagine a silent movie with this music - something about how each note is accentuated and pronounced. Nothing superfluous. Also reminded me of a MJ song I've heard recently Midi Oleans
It's quite amazing how you create a completely new mood and atmosphere with every new post. Wonderful!

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I've been fortunate... &mdash 08/05/07 - 01:56:53 PM
Thanks for the heads up Parichayaka about MidiOrleans Aka Scotty Hill.
to have come across his work and I love it.
You're so right about his use of orchestral strings. Really inspiring.
He truly is a master of the medi. His Gottschalk piece gave me chills with it's brooding beauty. If you haven't already check out his L'Egyptienne by Rameau it's absolutely dazzling. He is one of my favorite Macjamers and I'm glad you've found him as well. Thanks for the note. It's always good to hear from you and thanks for the nice comments about Assyrian King. You're not only a wonderful composer and one of my favorite jamers as well.
Take Care,
Charlie

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Flute &mdash 08/05/07 - 01:58:38 PM
I like the sound of the flute, it really reminds me of Egyptian sounds although slow and rhythmic, not hurried. Thanks for sharing. I shall listen to more of your music. It is entertaining.

Jero

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Thank you Jero, &mdash 08/07/07 - 04:41:49 PM
You are a personage of fine taste.
Best,
Charlie

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eastern promise &mdash 08/07/07 - 02:35:20 AM
Charles, you always compose very dramatic and evocative tracks, and this is no exception. Playful but dense, this has a really powerful sense of melody and mystery. excellent work ... can't wait for you to finish your movie!

steve

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Aaah that movie.... &mdash 08/07/07 - 04:48:01 PM
it's really coming along quite well - in my mind - haven't figured out how to bring it into this reality... yet. But I'm working on it.

Thanks for the very kind words Steve. It's always great to hear from you.
Best,
Charlie

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Listened as background... &mdash 08/09/07 - 10:59:08 AM
...while writing a lesson plan. Then in the foreground. Awesome both ways.

Always into your tunes, Bowman. Thanks for the sounds...

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As I am into yours Bob. &mdash 08/09/07 - 12:31:11 PM
Always good to hear from you. Thanks so much.
Best,
Charlie

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beautiful imamages I see with my mind, excellent production Bowman &mdash 08/19/07 - 02:00:17 AM
I really like the length of this song......BlueSky

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Painting with sound can be fun. &mdash 08/22/07 - 10:30:47 AM
Thanks Vincent.

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Sweet &mdash 08/22/07 - 09:06:28 AM
Rimsky Korsokoff would get off on this. Be good.

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Nikoli-Rimsky &mdash 08/22/07 - 10:35:57 AM
Love his stuff.
Scheherazade always takes me to another place.
Thanks for checking this out bonnieprincejohnny.
Best,
Bowman

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hello Bowman! &mdash 08/25/07 - 05:54:26 PM
I really enjoyed this piece, with its middle eastern melody...thanks!

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