Jeremy Bell's Audio Portfolio

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The Elf


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0:59 This is an excerpt from a piece I composed for the purpose of QA testing some new software instruments we were developing at UA.

Killer Queen Quartet


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0:58 I found the original stems for the Queen song "Killer Queen," so just for fun, I pulled out everything but the vocals and created my own arrangement of the music, for string quartet.

Coincidences, for Piano Four Hands


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0:55 This is an excerpt from a piece I wrote for piano, four hands. I haven't found anyone to play it yet, so this is a midi mockup, rendered with Ravel -- a software instrument from UA that I was QA testing at the time.

Ear of the Storm


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0:50 An excerpt from a film music piece I wrote in college.

The Fear, remixed and arranged by me


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1:00 I found the original stems for the Lily Allen song "The Fear" and I pulled out everything except the vocals, and then I composed and produced my own new arrangement.

Fight Scene


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0:55 This is a clip from a piece I wrote back in audio engineering school. The assignment was to do the score for a fight scene in a movie. I chose a scene in Kill Bill.

Caves of Ice


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0:53 My aim here was to create something in the style of the NPR radio show "Music from the Hearts of Space."

Peonies for Mary


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0:55

Here's a clip from a solo piano piece that's intended for film placement. It should create a mood that is placid, graceful, and just a little eerie.

The Big Crunch


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0:43

This is a clip from piece that I composed and produced. It's intended for placement in a video game or commercial, to create a high-adrenaline, tense, edgy mood.

Bittersweet Surrender


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0:51 This is a piece for piano, strings and woodwinds that I composed for placement in film or television. It has a minimalist arrangement and a mood that is wistful, contemplative, and, as the title suggests, bittersweet.
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