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MP3 Alex Otterlei - Horror on the Orient Express
18 MP3 Songs
CLASSICAL: Film Music, CLASSICAL: Postmodern
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Since the release of his first album “Arthur” in 1989, many people throughout the world have been enthralled by the music of multiple award-winning composer Alex Otterlei. His conceptual, thematically interwoven orchestral music ranges in style from very subtle and delicate to extremely dynamic and powerful.
In the ninetees Alex pioneered the art of writing soundtracks for roleplaying games, resulting in popular rpg-soundtracks such as “Battlethemes”, “Arthur” and “Where Evil Lurks”.
His Cthulhu-inspired orchestral soundtrack “Horror on the Orient Express” achieved international acclaim.
Pressquotes on H.o.t.O.E.:
"Alex Otterlei pegged it with this one! I am happy to give "Horror on the Orient Express" my highest recommendation! "
Marc Shayed of https://www.tradebit.com (USA)
" As a stand alone soundtrack, this is a work of beauty. Keep your eyes and ears opened for Alex Otterlei in the future. This is one up and coming composer I''m sure we''ll be hearing a lot more of. "
Nick Smithson, https://www.tradebit.com (UK)
" The soundtrack is a real masterpiece of work. "
Gordon Gurray, https://www.tradebit.com (Germany)
" This album reflects a refined sense of skill that has him poised to be a breakout success in the United States."
Jason Sizemore, https://www.tradebit.com (USA)
"Alex Otterlei is an especially talented and original composer. His scores testify of a strongly driven epical desire, imagination and musical strength. In a conventional language his music charms the listener by its remarkable melodic quality, impressive sound construction and a perfect sense of timing.
Keyword to a good understanding of his music is imagination. He is a composer of honest and passionate music.”
Luc Van Hove, composer and professor of composition at the Royal conservatory of Antwerp, and at the Lemmens Institute in Leuven.
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