Soundtrack Cologne 6.0: Noirville's Score is Nominated for Peer Raben Award

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Noirville's (dir. Andy Marsh) score is nominated for Peer Raben Award. The competition was announced for the first time, and the selection committee has received more than 140 applications, far more than expected. The pre-selection committee (all of them members of the Mediamusic association) met at the beginning of October for an intense viewing session to decide which 11 nominees will be selected. Noirville was selected for its mysterious and haunting score.

The winner will be announced in Gloria Theatre, Apostelnstr. 11, 50667 Cologne (Soundtrack 6.0 event) , November 21, 2009 at 8pm.

MORE INFORMATION IN TitasMusic.Com:

Noirville - a Myterious Story About Loniness

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More information about Noirville at IMDB website

More information about Noirville at Henning Knoepfel (the sound designer of the film) website

More information about Noirville at MySpace

The official website of Noirville

By admin at 10/25/2009 - 12:40
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Prof. Stephen Deutsch

: "Titas is an imaginative and skilled composer who possesses a wide range of musical styles combined with a real understanding of how music and images come together. His energy and talent are put to good use in any project he undertakes".

Quote from the Peer Raben Award (2009) jury's statement: "The music is an organical part of this excellently done short film. Petrikis masters the connection between picture and sound in a highly sensitive way. The orchestral score produces a strong atmosphere and draws the audience into the film, being an essential part of the narrative. We'd love to hear this composer's music performed by a real orchestra."

Lithuanian composer Giedrius Kuprevicius writes in his website: "Finally the last Titas work "idenTITy" reached me. Six compositions were published at Star Studio in Rome. I am happy that with each new composition Titas makes a progress and surprises me with new musical ideas". More information at G.Kuprevicius website.

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