European Instrumental forwards

[mikegoudreau]

Here's a couple songs forwarded for this :The President of an established Music Library/Publisher is seeking great, authentic and traditional EUROPEAN INSTRUMENTALS FROM GREEK TO IRISH (and everything in between) for placement in film/TV projects. No vocals, please. An interesting 1-5 second motive/riff at the top of your song is helpful -- it's good to establish the style from the start -- but not necessary. All instrumentation should sound very authentic and should establish a clear region/style/origin from the beginning of the track. Melancholy French Waltzhttp://www.taximusic.com/song.php?song_id=103979&stream=1Bossa For Nathttp://www.taximusic.com/song.php?song_id=90004&stream=1Good news after a bunch of disappointing returns. Cheers,MG

[llama]

Very nice Mike....Really like both tracks, my favorite is definitely Melancholy French Waltz. I just have a soft spot for anything accordion or accordionesque. Bon chance.....Derek

[bmete]

Hi Mike,Very nice- really liked the bossa--- Congrats, and here's to keeping your winning streak alive.Bob

[jay10music]

HEY MIKE.........Good job...... love the bossa......congrats..Road -man 422

[mikegoudreau]

Hey Der Llama, bmete and Road Runner ( meep meep ), thanks for taking a minute to listen and for your comments... P.S. Der Llama, the accordian player's name is Didier Dumoutier...A great player and I'm very lucky to have had the chance to have him on a couple of my originals since he is somewhat of a '' star '' nowadays working with some of Quebec's and France's top artists...He was introduced to me by my studio buddy Jean Custeau...Jean also has Didier on many of his songs too. Now back to work doing some new tunes this week !Cheers, Mike