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Vladimir Horunzhy Los Angeles, California
A native of Kiev, At age of 26 Vladimir became principal conductor and composer for the Ukrainian National TV and Radio Orchestra, Kiev. In 1981 Vladimir came to New York, where he had the opportunity to work with George Benson, Michael Brecker, Marcus Miller and veteran composer Jerry Goldsmith. Orchestrating for and studying with the Master, Vladimir further refined his art of film scoring. ... more
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Zerzura (Original Soundtrack Recording)
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DB1901 – Onyx Pyramid
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Inspired by climate change, Sanger's album of ambient electronic beeps and synths was created to sound like music from another planet.
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Burn:Cycle - Original Game Soundtrack (Remastered)
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Simon Boswell's 1994 soundtrack to the video game Burn:Cycle is one of the most innovative uses of orchestral synths in game music.
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