Because it wasn’t enough to have developed the graphics for the festival, I eagerly stuck up my hand to create the soundtrack for the festival trailer.
While I normally relish writing music from the ground up, in this case I took the most solemn, lump-in-the-throat piece of music from the Jewish canon, The Hatikva, and reimagined it as a funky, retro groove.
Indeed, when people ask me if I’m religious, I can earnestly reply, “sacrilegious”.
It was also thrilling writing the saxophone parts, which were then played so expertly by Ben Blay.
The whistling came care of mein lovey wife, Rachel :D
And I played the rest of it.
Client
The Jewish Museum of Australia
Agency
JingleHell
Items
Soundtrack
Role
Arrangement
Performance
Audio Production
Credits
Ben Blay
Saxophone
Rachel Lowinger
Whistling
Adam Krongold
Teaser Animation
Because it wasn’t enough to have developed the graphics for the festival, I eagerly stuck up my hand to create the soundtrack for the festival trailer.
While I normally relish writing music from the ground up, in this case I took the most solemn, lump-in-the-throat piece of music from the Jewish canon, The Hatikva, and reimagined it as a funky, retro groove.
Indeed, when people ask me if I’m religious, I can earnestly reply, “sacrilegious”.
It was also thrilling writing the saxophone parts, which were then played so expertly by Ben Blay.
The whistling came care of mein lovey wife, Rachel :D
And I played the rest of it.
