This screenshot actually comes from the scene for which this piece was written. Many thanks to the director for this excellent image, and for being an all-around really nice guy. He really has a heart for The LORD, and I look forward to watching God use him in the future!
The finished score in the film is slightly different than this piece (and I like it better!), but this is almost the finished product. Enjoy! If you want to hear a version closer to the final one, check out the YouTube upload. Slight differences, but they are indeed there.
Breaking Camp/The King's Prayer - "Brothers II" by gabrielhudelson
12 comments:
AWESOME! Excellent work Hans Zimmer... er... Gabriel. :)
Haha! Thanks, Corey. I'm honored by the comparison. May God be glorified!
I LIKE IT!!!! Awesome job!
Okay, now this is really awesome. Be-awesome, one might even say. ;) Wonderful work! :D
Ech, the guy's hair is too long and pretty; I keep wanting to see a woman there.
Heehee... yeah, I didn't have say in the hair length issue. For some reason, it seems to fit that era, but I still would prefer short.
(I do appreciate the facial hair, though- makes a clear distinction...)
Ponder Pictures...I was wondering what these guys were up to. I met Spencer Weaver at a homeschool convention last year, and he seemed like a guy with a lot of knowledge and a good vision. I am very much looking forward to hearing about updates on this project.
The music is glorious.
Buaidh no Bas,
Andrew R.
BTW, Gabriel, I think you'd appreciate my friend Peter Bringe's blog: www.forchristskingdom.blogspot.com.
Buaidh no Bas,
Andrew R.
Thanks for the link! I believe I'm actually scoring a film that Peter starred in... Sons of Georgia ring a bell?
Yes it certainly does. A loud one.
I let out quite a hoot when I heard that you've been involved with that project. I'm thrilled about it and can't wait to see it...
I saw the trailer today on the Sons of Georgia website, which had your music on it, correct?
-Andrew R.
Correct. The latest one did.
BTW, What do you know, Peter Bringe just announced the completion of a book project, the Christian Philosophy of Food. www.thechristianphilosophyoffood.com
-Andrew R.
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