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Filed under Ambient, Audio, Classical, Instrumental, Latin, Soundtrack

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Originating from 1230 AD, the Carmina Burana is a set of medieval manuscripts consisting of 254 poems and dramatic text. It was an epic piece of text that was created by theological students mainly to satirize the church. Most of the works centered on subjects such as wealth, the nature of life, financial abuses, joy of Springtime and even the pleasure and perils of drinking.
The Carmina Burana was translated into a beautiful cantata by German composer, Carl Orff in 1937. The composer's version of the Carmina is now available as a free download right on FMA. Performed by none other than the MIT Choir under the direction of Dr. William Cutter (2006).
This is a great piece of classical/medieval music brought to life in these modern times.
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Written by Valerie
· August 29, 2011 at 10:01 AM
Filed under Audio, Soundtrack

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From Press Release:
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have scored David Fincher's new film "The Social Network", a story about the founders of the social-networking website, Facebook.
You can download a FREE five-track EP of music from the film RIGHT HERE, but you will need to give out your email address in order to get the download link. Various configurations of the complete soundtrack are also available for pre-order at the above link.
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Written by Kademlia
· September 20, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Filed under Audio, Electronic, Industrial, Instrumental, Soundtrack

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Machinarium is a amazingly simple, yet extremely entertaining point-and-click game created by a Czech independent studio Amanita Design. It's genius comes from sleek & interesting graphics design, smart and engaging puzzle-solving levels and a really relaxing and one of a kind soundtrack.
Both the game and the soundtrack are for sale on Machinarium's website, but the studio released a 5-track bonus EP as a free download to the game's fans.
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Written by Kademlia
· March 19, 2010 at 8:00 AM