Listen to Another's Smile by EVI - Edward Von Ichter #np on #SoundCloud

An advert in Budapest.

Full moon in Budapest. Keeping eye out for vampires and werewolves. Hmm, odd itchy patch of fur on my arm. Fingernails are gettinnn figeugffhgaaa

So we have the stack of CDs, they are selling, we are happy. We get great feedback. People write wonderful reviews. (http://www.amazon.com/The-Way-Story-Goes-Evi/dp/B00IPQRBV2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1405388413&sr=8-2&keywords=evi+the+way+the+story+goes) Yes, I'm shameless. Ed is happy but starts to explore how he has always heard his music in his head, an orchestration. He looks online, nixes many and is drawn to the compelling music of film and TV orchestrator David Christensen. He emails Mr Christensen and is surprised to get a reply. When asked what is his intention for the music, Ed says he would like to leave his music as a legacy for his children. Something for them to remember him by. David listens to Ed's music, and having children himself, understands and agrees to orchestrate TWTSG.

Ed relearns his music and Sarabeth (makeitsound) and a friend spent the summer writing the music down. It was arduous work but finally got done. Relieved that his music won't die with him, Ed practices consistently to be good enough to record the music. He choses Matt Baltasaris's studio in Pt Pleasant, PA to record. Matt was generous with his time and wisdom. After getting the recording to their liking, the disc is then sent off to Michael MacDonald (no, not that one, but Mr MacDonald is well known in the master world). After a bit, the CD master was produced. As fate would have it, a patient of ours works at a CD producing company. The artwork is chosen, the CDs are mass produced and launched to CD Baby, Amazon and iTunes.