Winds Of Ithaca - Muziek
Winds Of Ithaca by Antti Martikainen
Antti Martikainen
Biografie van de kunstenaar Antti Martikainen
Antti Martikainen Is An Independent Composer From Finland. His Style Varies From Folk And New Age To Trailer Music And Recently To Folk Metal/ Symphonic Metal. Regardless Of Style His Music Is Always Instrumental And Has An "epic" Fantasy Feel To It. Martikainen Uses His YouTube Channel To Publish His Music. New Tracks Are Uploaded Whenever They Are Finished In His Secret Laboratory. He Absorbs His Artistic Inspirations Mainly From Video Game And Movie Soundtracks. Some Good Examples Include Future World Music Two Steps From Hell Koji Kondo Jeremy Soule John Williams And Hans Zimmer.
Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: Winds of Ithaca
Antti-Martikainen - Creation Of The World
I Wanted To Make Some Kind An Ancient Greek Song But I Didn't Know What It Should Sound Like. So I Made A Mix Of European Medieval Instruments And Persian Instruments Since Greece Is Somewhere Between Europe And Persia. Huge Epic Choirs Horns And Percussions Also. Obviously.
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Biography - Antti Martikainen
Antti Martikainen Is An Independent Composer From Finland. His Style Varies From Folk And New Age To Trailer Music And Recently To Folk Metal/ Symphonic Metal. Regardless Of Style His Music Is Always Instrumental And Has An "epic" Fantasy Feel To It. Martikainen Uses His YouTube Channel To Publish His Music. New Tracks Are Uploaded Whenever They Are Finished In His Secret Laboratory. He Absorbs His Artistic Inspirations Mainly From Video Game And Movie Soundtracks. Some Good Examples Include Future World Music Two Steps From Hell Koji Kondo Jeremy Soule John Williams And Hans Zimmer.
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I wanted to make some kind an ancient Greek song but I didn't know what it should sound like. So I made a mix of European medieval instruments and Persian instruments, since Greece is somewhere between Europe and Persia. Huge epic choirs, horns and percussions also. Obviously. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.