| All images by David Conley |
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| E-mail:
jaedyn@mac.com |
| All tracks written, produced & performed
by David Conley |
| "Main Theme from "Frankenchicken" an Animated Film" - (3:14) |
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| Main Theme from "Frankenchicken," an Australian cartoon currently appearing on Comcast Cable's ON DEMAND Seatlle International Film Festival. composed and produced by David Jaedyn Conley. |
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| ""Star Trek Excalibur " - Main Theme" - (2:24) |
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| Main Theme from the forthcoming Star Trek fan film "STAR TREK: Excalibur". Composed and produced by David Jaedyn Conley |
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| "String Quartet Number One-
I. 'The Inevitability of Night'" - (6:14) |
genre:
String Quartet/Classical |
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Movement one of String Quartet Number One, this
movement is entitled "The Inevitability of Night".
This is a programatic piece about the decline of daylight and
the onset of night. Composed in Melbourne Australia, Sept 2003
to February 2004.
Additional movements of this string quartet can be found by visiting
the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/davidjaedynconley. |
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| "A Book of Five Rings- V. 'The
Book of Emptiness'" - (2:24) |
genre:
Classical/ Chamber Ensemble |
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Movement 5 of a 5 movement programatic chamber
suite called "A Book of Five Rings", a musical translation
of the original Japanese text by Shinmen Miyamoto Musashi. This
movement is entitled "V. The Book of Emptiness" and
the score is notated in free time.
Additional movements of this selection can be found by visiting
the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/davidjaedynconley. |
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| "String Quartet Number I, Movement
IV- 'The Inevitability of Dawn'" - (4:06) |
genre:
Classical/ String Quartet |
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Movement four of String Quartet Number One, this
movement is entitled "The Inevitability of Dawn". This
quartet is a programatic piece about the decline of daylight
and the onset of night. Composed in Melbourne Australia Sept
2003 to February 2004.
Additional movements of this string quartet can be found by visiting
the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/davidjaedynconley. |
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| "Ji Qiu Hong" - (5:09) |
genre:
Electronica/ World Trance |
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This is world trance music- its a bit of a musical
journey, starting off in India, moving through the Mid East,
and arriving in China. Written for a friend named "Ji Qiu
Hong."
For additional selections by this artist visit the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/jaedynconley. |
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| "I Have My Reasons (Elektryc
Sonatina No. 1)" - (4:44) |
genre:
Electronic/ Progressive Electronica |
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This is the first piece of music I wrote when
I got to Australia and my first using "Reason". This
is electronica put forth in my own quirky style and form. This
piece has a hard groove and flies around a bit.
For additional selections by this artist visit the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/jaedynconley. |
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| "Dark Times (Elektryc Sonatina
No. 2)" - (5:31) |
genre:
Electronic/ Progressive Electronica |
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This piece is a hard hitting, fast moving piece
of progressive electronica entitled "Dark Times". It
is meant to be a bit paradoxical, confident, yet worried, relaxed,
yet tense, sad yet happy.
For additional selections by this artist visit the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/jaedynconley. |
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| "A Book of Five Rings- II.
'The Water Book'" - (10:07) |
genre:
Classical/ Chamber Ensemble |
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Part 2 of a 5 movement chamber suite called "A
Book of Five Rings", a musical translation of the original
Japanese text by Shinmen Miyamoto Musashi. This movement is entitled
"The Water Book"
Additional movements of this selection can be found by visiting
the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/davidjaedynconley. |
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| "Steppin' Over The Edge"
- (2:56) |
genre:
Progressive Rock/ Alternative Metal |
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This tight song is full of intensity and based
on a cool guitar poly-rhythm. Progressive yet accessible, with
interesting vocal harmonies.
For additional selections by this artist visit the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/davidconley. |
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| "A Different Gruve" -
(2:21) |
genre:
Jazz/ Experimental Electronica |
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A shorter little jam I composed when I was trying
out the new Logic software and the new G5 system. More of a musical
joke really- less about melody and much more about groovin'.
Suitable for film score, television commercials etc.
For additional selections by this artist visit the David Jaedyn Conley Download.com site by clicking here: http://www.download.com/jaedynconley. |
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| "Snapple Symphony (Commercial
Advertisement)" - (0:53) |
genre:
Classical/ Comedy/ Commercial Advertisement/
Film Score |
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| This is a commercial I composed for the Snapple
Beverage company. It is a parody of a Mozart/ Beethoven opera
style with huge choir and orchestra valiantly singing their praises
for Snapple! |
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Credits: David J. Conley |
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