Zadkine - Soundtrack for a Sculptor

A Couple of months ago I wrote a little instrumental piece inspired by the visual artist Ossip Zadkine.



I am a bit of a fan of old Italian soundtracks from the sixties and seventies; I love the way a theme gets different treatments and comes back in various styles. I have taken Zadkine as a starting point for a new project in which I plan to create a soundtrack for a couple of early 20th century visual artists. Last night I made two different Zadkine versions. Now on to the next artist (I already have some ideas for Constantin Brancusi).

The Second Zadkine is based around baritone and BassVI

The third and final Zadkine is a small duet of concert ukulele with glockenspiel.

I like what you did here with each of these videos...including the editing. As an independent filmmaker, I enjoy seeing what people come up with for original soundtrack material. Nice work.

Thanks! I am already working on new ideas for songs and videos. A guy I knew on a music forum was a music researcher and editor for documentaries on the Belgian tv network. That is pretty much a dream job. The paring of the right sounds to go with images is a great way to spend your days, I think.

You clearly have the passion and feel for it. The first two videos hit the mark perfectly. Although I feel it would be more powerful in the third video if the instrumentals were a little softer overall. Or if they started out faint and gradually build around midway through. These become more enjoyable the more I watch them.

I have made a new Soundtrack for a Sculptor:
http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com...undtrack-for-a-Sculptor&p=1825707#post1825707