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LOCATION RECORDING - ROMANTIC MUSIC - OBOE & PIANO
Schumann Romanze op. 94 no.1
Performed by Holly Chilton & Ella Nagy

Credits Holly Chilton - Oboe
Ella Nagy - Piano
Bryan Jardim - Recording, Mixing & Mastering, Video

Robert Schumann - Composer

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Description A beautiful performance by Holly Chilton and Ella Nagy of Schumann's Romanze op. 94 no. 1. For this recording I travelled with my portable Audio/Video setup to the Royal Irish Academy of Music.

FILM SOUND DESIGN / COMPOSITION / MUSIC PRODUCTION

Star Thief

Credits Bryan Jardim - Sound Designer & Composer. Music Production, Foley, Recording, Mixing, Mastering, Shakuhachi

Julia Madeline Stella - Writer, Director, Animator, Assistant Storyboard Artist

Marc Agosta - Lead Storyboard Artist, Lead Animator, Layout Artist, Editor

Celene Eddie Amin - Producer, Animator, Storyboard Artist, Background Artist

Caitlin Miric - Character Designer, Lead Colour Stylist, Background Artist, Animator

James Crea - Digital Compositor, Pipeline Technical Developer, VFX Designer, Animator

Samantha Tan - Digital Compositor, VFX Artist

Charlotte O'Neill-Donnellon - Character Designer, Concept Artist, Background Artist, Animator

Louise Martin - Voice of the Moon

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Description - A giant fish eats the stars and knocks the Moon out of the sky to try eat her too. The Moon must use her control of the tides to get the stars back and return them to the night sky. 

POP SINGER-SONGWRITER / PRODUCTION

Rumours - Kryan

Credits Bryan Jardim - Producer, Recording, Mixing

Kryan - Composer, Piano, Vocals

Fergal Davis - Mastering

Dock Visual - Video

Aoife Flynn - Choreography & Dancer 

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Description A piano based pop song by Dublin singer-songwriter Kryan.   ​

SEAN-NÓS - TRADITIONAL IRISH SINGING - MALE VOCALIST

Let Me Carry Your Cross - Thomas Ashe 

Performed by Sam Burton

Credits Bryan Jardim - Video, Recording, Mixing, Mastering

Sam Burton - Vocals

Thomas Ashe - Composer

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Description Thomas Ashe was a leading figure of the Irish Rebellion. In 1917 he was imprisoned by British authorities for seditious speech. Sentenced to two years hard labour, he protested any criminal sentence and responded by going on hunger strike at Mountjoy Prison. Overly rough force feeding by the British authorities led to his death 5 days later. In 1916 while imprisoned for his participation in the Easter Rising, Ashe wrote the song, 'Let Me Carry Your Cross.'
Singer Sam Burton rises to the occasion with a soul-baring rendition of this melancholic work.
Let Me Carry Your Cross - Thomas Ashe
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SEAN-NÓS - TRADITIONAL IRISH SINGING - FEMALE VOCALIST

Molly na gCuach Ní Chuilleanáin

- Performed by Nuala Whittle

Credits Bryan Jardim - Video, Recording, Mixing, Mastering

Nuala Whittle - Vocals

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Description Molly Na gCuach Ní Chuilleanáin (The curly haired Molly) is a traditional Irish love song about a man who foregoes drunkenness after losing his pretty young maid, the curly-haired Molly Ní Chuilleanáin. Performed beautifully in the Irish language by soprano singer Nuala Whittle.