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The Aquarium by MidiOrleans [Email]
Genre: Classical

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Hits: 1781
Comments: 15
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Plays: 551
Last Played: Sep 26, 2008 - 12:47:14 AM
Downloads: 108
Fans: 4
Uploaded: Apr 28, 2005 - 06:54:31 PM
Last Updated: Feb 06, 2006 - 09:06:12 PM
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Description:
Composed by Camille Saint-Saens
in 1886 for chamber orchestra as
1 movement in 'The Carnival of the Animals'
In this arrangement I have added
a choir and subtle GarageBand synth
organ.

Hardware:
M-Audio

Software:
Amadeus & GarageBand
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Dreamy &mdash 04/28/05 - 07:47:41 PM
Has a bit of a Danny Elfman/TIm Burton flavour to it.
Nicely put together.

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Some Isao Tomita, too &mdash 04/28/05 - 08:42:26 PM
We used to play this for our kids when they were younger.
This is a very interesting arrangement, Scotty. Fantastic.
Conjures up many fishly images. Excellent work.

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Always loved this one &mdash 04/28/05 - 10:27:29 PM
You did a very very nice job of arranging this and getting a
good life-like performance out of the midi symphony.

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I LOVE this piece! &mdash 04/29/05 - 02:17:30 AM
Is that a celesta you put on it? Beautiful sounds. You did an exceptional job with this...I think it's your best yet.

By the way, the music that played on Space Mountain at Disneyland is this particular piece as played by Dick Dale, King of the Surf Guitar. Sadly, they have apparently changed the music with the renovation opening this year.

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Excellent &mdash 04/29/05 - 06:17:37 AM
This shows what a great piece of software GB is and what
is possible (for some people)... Excellent and enjoyable

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Little Mermaid meets the fairies &mdash 04/29/05 - 07:35:01 AM
The intro sounds like a score for Little Mermaid, very
professional and compelling. I'd never put the two
together before. Very professionally arranged and mixed.
Very real sounding. Delightfully produced. Magic.

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This is just terrific &mdash 05/01/05 - 09:05:12 PM
Sounds high class

good going

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ooohh &mdash 05/03/05 - 05:17:15 AM
definately a film soundtrack number - something
animated of course. Very magical - takes me to a happy
place! :-)

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very nice &mdash 06/10/05 - 11:29:35 AM
I'll have to play this for my fish.

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Hauntingly Beautiful &mdash 11/14/06 - 03:13:39 PM
I remember first hearing this in a Terrance Mallack film called Days of Heaven. He used it for his nostalgic opening montage of period B&W photos. Hauntingly beautiful. You did an excellent job of recreating it. It%u2019s a little faster paced than that version and perhaps looses a little delicacy but it%u2019s very vibrant and wonderful to hear again. Well done.

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Nice performance &mdash 07/04/07 - 06:28:47 PM
The piano arpeggios sound a bit too quantized, but otherwise lovely.


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Wonderful Sounds ! &mdash 09/15/07 - 05:20:25 PM
I'm with ROVERT10 .. It has a lot from Danny Elfman, this is just beautiful .. Very nice togther


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aquarium &mdash 10/07/07 - 09:22:39 AM
not classical bud, soundtrack score. Steven Spielberg.
I need to get that program Amedeus.

You ROCK


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Beautiful. &mdash 05/25/08 - 03:05:51 PM
Sounds Gorgous. Lovely arrangement. Great production

images that come to mind is a lovely waterfall with the sun rays shining down and glistenig onto the water droplets. Thank you for sharing.

Peace Dee.

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Great arrangement &mdash 06/13/08 - 06:07:35 PM
I love this arrangement. I am my duet used to play this at various venues. The whold of the Carnival of the Animals is such fun, especially the last movement.

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