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Michael Loveless |
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Ambient, Blues, Chamber, Composer, Dance, Electronic, Funk, Jazz, Latin, New Age, Pop |
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Action, Adventure, Art, Children's Educational, Children's Family, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, History/Biography, Horror, Musical, Mystery, Religion/Spirituality, Romance, Science Fiction, Spy Film, Thriller, War, Western |
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"GOSPEL GOES CLASSICAL" STILL A TOP ALBUM -
'Gospel Goes Classical,' featuring Juanita Bynum and Jonathan Butler, produced by Henry Panion III (conductor for Stevie Wonder) is still in the Billboard top 10 gospel album listings. I did the orchestrations for 'One Night with the King' and 'We Need You Lord.'
My music ranges from ragtime to modern jazz, jazz combo to big band and orchestral, electronic to acoustic. I am eclectic and enjoy working in many styles. In 2007 I'm upgrading my scoring system with Sibelius GPO edition, and upgrading Emulator X to X2.
I've done a couple of big band charts for Chaka Khan, had several big band compositions recorded by the Dallas Jazz Orchestra, two pieces recorded by Lew Soloff (jazz trumpeter), two albums for Christian songwriter and performer Wesley Putnam, and just completed four more scores for Gospel Goes Classical. I was orchestrator for a number of broadcast packages produced by JP Productions.
Basic demos are no charge, and fast turn around. Just try me out!
Contact me at: swing2king@yahoo.com
Hear more tracks at: http://www.productiontrax.com/trackpage.php?id=15048
Visit http://www.gospelgoesclassical.com to find out more about this project.
See and purchase my art at http://www.artwanted.com/mlartist
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'Big West Theme' - I loved westerns when I was a kid. I guess it shows.
Listen to 'Jungle Adventure' and visualize a helicopter shot soaring over a jungle.
Listen to 'Romantic Demo No.1' and imagine the credits to a mystery/romance.
'Space Academy Graduation March' - the title speaks for itself.
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