COMPOSER SABRINA PENA YOUNG | MUSIC TECHNOLOGY | FILM | CLASSICAL | OPERA

Free Opera Download at Bandcamp for the first 150 Music Fans Libertaria: The Virtual Opera (Instrumental) by Sabrina Pena Young Libertaria: The Virtual Opera Instrumental Album by Composer Sabrina Peña Young.  This free download includes scores, audition sheet music, and more. Just hit FREE DOWNLOAD and enter your e-mail address. Then enjoy a hour of free electronica! Find out more about Libertaria: The Virtual Opera! Libertaria: The Virtual Opera is an innovative science fiction animated machinima feature using an international cast and experimental electronica. The young Libertaria pairs up with her addict father to overthrow an evil genetics factory in this innovative animated opera by award-winning composer Sabrina Pe ñ a Young. Libertaria: The Virtual Opera has completed music production and is finishing up animation production in the next few weeks.  The Libertaria Cast Includes: Kate Sikora and Gracia Gillund as Libertaria Matthew Meadows and Perry ...

In the Digital Age, a composer is just as likely to write a work for the local university as he or she is commissioned by an ensemble in Australia.  From using notation software programs like Sibelius and Finale to using crowdsourcing and virtual Skype rehearsals, the classical composer today has dozens of tricks up their sleeves. The shrinking of our world has forced many composers to develop tech skills that were not necessary 20 years ago.  Many composers are familiar with the concept of a click track. Most commonly associated with live acoustic recording of soundtracks or recording studio sessions, the classical composer today may have to use a click track to help musicians thousands of miles away to stay in sync for a project. Complex multimedia projects involving live musicians, film scores, and cross-internet recordings.  The Logic Score is Helpful But Not Always Accurate For my current project, Libertaria: The Virtual Opera , I have a cast of a ...

Sheet Music (Photo credit: jayneandd ) Awhile ago I decided that I would upload the bulk of my music scores and sheet music to sites like Scribd, the Petrucci Music Library , and Archive.org for free sheet music downloads. Some musicians told me that it was ridiculous to give away my music. The truth is that I don't depend on music publishing sales of my scores, and I would rather inspire a young piano student, percussion ensemble, opera singer, grandma, bored music student, or music teacher to play and study my music than hold on tight to my copyrights and let my music scores collect virtual dust on my hard drive.  The Petrucci Library, Scribd, and Archive.org all have dozens of free music scores available for choir, vocal solos, piano, percussion, orchestra, opera, multimedia works, and more. You can see a short list of available free sheet music by checking out the Scores page. You might want to check out scores to my modern opera Libertaria: The Virtual Opera , an ex...