Music for 'Tear Up Your List'
This piece is written for the fic 'Tear Up Your List' written by innie_darling for the casestory bigbang.
The fic can be found here, and as it is awesome stuff you should go read it! Shoo!!! It's a Sherlock BBC fic, gen, but with some violence, so read the warnings.
The piece is called 'Didn't Your Heart Go'
This is a download link, if you want to have the music.
Didn't Your Heart Go by Aron Kristina is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Some notes on the piece:
When I read the story the fact that Sherlock played the partita, and innie_darling suggested violin sounds, so I ran with that. The metronome sounds came when I realized that I wanted a feeling of stress, like in the story, of things coming to an end.
It is, in a way, program music in that it tries to tell the same story as 'It's Amy', albeit in a slightly different order, and perhaps focussing on different aspects. Anyway, it was a fun piece to make :)
Credits:
The violin piece that can be heard is Partita No 1, in B minor for solo violin, movement III Sarabande, by J.S Bach. More details can be found here.
The violin tuning - FreqMan
Pizzicato-batchku
Pizzicato with bend-dobroide
All licensed under CC-Sampling Plus 1.0
The fic can be found here, and as it is awesome stuff you should go read it! Shoo!!! It's a Sherlock BBC fic, gen, but with some violence, so read the warnings.
The piece is called 'Didn't Your Heart Go'
This is a download link, if you want to have the music.
Didn't Your Heart Go by Aron Kristina is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Some notes on the piece:
When I read the story the fact that Sherlock played the partita, and innie_darling suggested violin sounds, so I ran with that. The metronome sounds came when I realized that I wanted a feeling of stress, like in the story, of things coming to an end.
It is, in a way, program music in that it tries to tell the same story as 'It's Amy', albeit in a slightly different order, and perhaps focussing on different aspects. Anyway, it was a fun piece to make :)
Credits:
The violin piece that can be heard is Partita No 1, in B minor for solo violin, movement III Sarabande, by J.S Bach. More details can be found here.
The violin tuning - FreqMan
Pizzicato-batchku
Pizzicato with bend-dobroide
All licensed under CC-Sampling Plus 1.0