Overboard 2019

The cumulative brilliance shaped by three decades of composing and performing has made appearances by Greg Reitan special occurrences. The Los Angeles based pianist has been providing the jazz, classical and film worlds with exceptional compositional work and listeners have paid special attention to his trio’s well-honed live performances.

Jack London’s THE SEA WOLF, a big german history thriller made for television, was composed by award winning composer Marcel Barsotti. The story: a young man is taken aboard a seal-hunting vessel helmed by the cruel captain Wolf Larsen. The soundtrack was remastered and re-released on the new label TUNESforMOVIES. The story: a scientist discovers an ancient code in the Bible that predicts historic events but is hunted down. Now it's up to his daughter to protect the code from falling into the wrong hands (imdb). The score was composed and arranged by Marcel Barsotti from 2008. Artwork Copyright by TUNESforMOVIES, Hofmann & Voges Entertainment & ProSieben Mediagroup. A Hofmann & Voges Entertainment- & ProSieben Mediagroup Filmproduction.

MovieScore Media’s latest television score release hails from Denmark with the four-episode long television event Finding Home (aka Håbet) with music by Nicklas Schmidt. The orchestral score accompanies a story set in 1899 of 15-year-old Marie and her two younger siblings who live in an orphanage. Their father is a sailor and has not been home for three years. Everyone except Marie thinks he is dead. One day as Marie gets a clue that her father has been seen alive, she flees the orphanage, cuts off her hair, disguises herself as a boy and embarks on a long and dramatic journey on the freight ship “Hope” to search for her father and reunite her family

Original Soundtrack for the miniseries Finding Home (2018). The music was composed by Nicklas Schmidt (Becoming Astrid, Zombiehagen, The Arctic Giant). Finding Home (originally titled as Habet) is a 2018 adventure drama television series written by Ina Bruhn, directed by Christian E. Christiansen. The series stars Anine Lindvig, Albert Rudbeck Lindhardt, Lars Brygmann, Jon Lange, Molly Blixt Egelind, Ella Daisy Anthony-Collins, Nikolaj Dencker Schmidt, Bertil Smith.