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  1. 47 minutes ago, Presto said:

    I do have a midi drumset, and some percussion VST's, if you are interested, I could try out some rhythms, and you could see if anything inspires you.

    Oh, you're so kind, thank you very much for your offer but I don't want to put you in trouble.

    I'll make up something.

  2. Thank you for the suggestions, but I don't want to use snare drums. I think they're from another era. I'm talking about 400 AD and entering in a Colosseum-like arena. Something that would fit the Gladiator movie for example.

    @Thor I will listen to some of the examples, I don't remember them right now.

    Pity about those brass fanfares of mine, I loved them...

    5 hours ago, Thor said:

    The timpani rolls at about 8:12 in "St. Crispin's Day/The Battle of Agincourt" from HENRY V?

    Funny you should mention about timpani rolls, I was thinking of using them. (more like taiko-drums roll. I know they are out of place, but I really like the sound).

  3. 16 minutes ago, Thor said:

    but when you say 'Greek', do you also think of your own country's folk music heritage...you know, Zorba-type music and that kind of thing?

    No. Ancient Greek music hasn't got much to do with current folk music.

    I'm searching for source cues for 2-3 instruments, eg. lyre, lute, flute etc. which would be heard in a house/villa..

    I started a similad thread at FSM.

    That Mime cue from MASADA someone suggested, fitted somewhat the bill.

  4. 4 hours ago, Sweeping Strings said:

    The Wicker Man (original) - another 'tis the season rewatch, although after the BBC comedy series The League Of Gentlemen it's impossible for me to take the majority of it seriously any more. Although the ending (ironically) still chills.  

    IIRC I didn't like the songs. Otherwise, I would have bought the UHD.

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