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The Haunted Mansion Ride Audio (WDW Version)

Growing up in South Florida , I was always fascinated by the wonders of Disney World . As a child, the Haunted Mansion Ride remained one of my favorites. I even remember losing my Mickey Mouse Hat to a skeleton when I was four. But more than a spooky and fun ride, the Haunted Mansion ride may have fueled my interest in not just the spooky and macabre, but also video tricks, creepy music, and using technology to create an immersive environment . Decades later I still remember the spooky sounds and narration in one of the rides that truly was ahead of its time.  - Sabrina Peña Young Related articles Mickey Mouse Halloween Cookies Key Florida corridor may determine presidential election Florida's I-4 corridor is where the election could be won 'Tis The Season For Disney Hot Chocolate and Marshmallows My Love Affair with Disney~Part 4 Just-in: Trudeau says Hi to classical music magazine Warri Choral Society storms Lagos for Oyegun Yoshiki prepares for classical ...

Rain Worthington & Marvin Rosen - Classical Discoveries animated interview

Classical Discoveries - Host & Producer, Marvin Rosen with Guest Composer, Rain Worthington . Animated interview segment from the January 27, 2016 broadcast. Animation by Sabrina Pena Young . Related articles Press Release: Moviestorm Free Movie Showing Libertaria the Virtual Opera Halloween Special Last Day Free Kindle Download Libertaria: Genesis May the Fourth Be With You (All Week Long) Last Day to Download Libertaria: Genesis for Free on Amazon Kindle! Just-in: Trudeau says Hi to classical music magazine Warri Choral Society storms Lagos for Oyegun Yoshiki prepares for classical tour amid a new appreciation for his legacy WWNO-HD2/New Orleans' Classical Format To Get FM Translator Simulcast In Early 2017 All Aboard for Signature Theatre's 360-Degree Staging of TITANIC; Cast Announced! 'Messiah' starts a little early

Music Secrets: How to Write an Opera, Part 2

Music Secrets: How to Write an Opera, Part 2 After the incredibly positive feedback that I had from Music Secrets: How to Write an Opera, Part 1 , I thought I would talk a little bit about the composition angle of writing, at least how I do it in regards to vocal music . Here's a quick primer for anyone learning some of the basics of writing vocal music for opera, musicals, classical music , etc.  1. The Sketch I have had several great teachers in my life - Dr. Clare Shore , Hilton Jones, Dr. Kristine Burns, Paul Reller , Dr. Frederick Kaufman, Dr. Orlando Garcia, Chuck Owen, etc. My composition prof (and USF SYCOM guru) Paul Reller helped me develop the composition technique that I have had for years.  Download the Libertaria: The Virtual Opera Soundtrack at iTunes When I have the time to go through the entire composition process (because sometimes I have to skip a step or two for deadlines), I will start out with pencil, paper, and a piano (or keyboard, in my c...