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30 seconds of fun music that appears at the end of Jeff Einhorn's "Got Milk?" commercial demo. Music composed, played, and recorded by John Sawoski. |
Credits: Music by John Sawoski (ASCAP) |
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Excerpt from Third Movement of Grieg Piano Concerto. Recorded live with orchestra, 1985. |
Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist with orchestra |
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Main Theme from The Accidental Tourist. Music by John Williams (BMI). |
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Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist |
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Inspector Clouseau Theme (from the film The Pink Panther). Music by Henry Mancini (ASCAP). |
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Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist |
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Ne Me Quitte Pas (If You Go Away), by Jacques Brel (ASCAP) |
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Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist |
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Pretty Women (from Sweeney Todd). Music and Words by Stephen Sondheim (ASCAP). |
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Credits: John Sawoski, pianist |
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Theme from Le Professionel, a French film, with music by Ennio Morricone. |
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Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist |
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I Believe In Love, from A Star is Born. Music and Lyrics by Kenneth Loggins and Alan and Marilyn Bergman (ASCAP). |
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Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist. Roger Laroque, Drums |
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Excerpts from popular films and shows. Demonstration includes: "A Summer Place," "Tara's Theme" from "Gone with The Wind," "As Time Goes By," "Days of Wine and Roses,""One" |
Credits: John Sawoski, pianist with orchestra |
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This piece, from the 1997 film DAY OF ATONEMENT is simply called Cue #1 - Sweet. It underscores an interview of Louis Farrakhan's wife Kadijah, talking about her husband and what would happen if he were assassinated, followed by other scenes of him. |
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Credits: John Sawoski, composer/keyboardist |
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Commissioned for a production of Samuel Beckett's Act Without Words staged at Long Beach City College. |
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Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Selections include excerpts from: Chopin Etude #5, The Shadow of Your Smile, Scratch My Bach (Peter Nero), Everything Old is New Again (Peter Allen), Kitten on the Keys (Zez Confrey), Pretty Women (S. Sondheim), Mozart Piano Concerto in A, Braziliera (from Scaramouche by Darius Milhaud), La Costa (Natalie Cole), Phantom of the Opera, Blue Light Yokohama (Japanese pop song), Grieg Piano Concerto (Mvt. 3 Theme 2), I Believe in Love (Kenny Loggins), and Deja Vu. |
Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist |
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Inspired by a sound on the old DX7 keyboard, this piece could underscore urban action, sports, films, and TV. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Underscore from the film "Day of Atonement," for a scene where slaves are taken from Africa. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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CD: Love Songs
Credits: Music by John Sawoski, Lyrics by Cynthia Nassi. Published by DoublEntendre Music (ASCAP) |
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Chase music similar to Bartok's "Concerto for Orchestra." Suitable for extremely busy animated chase scene. |
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Credits: Music by John Sawoski (ASCAP) |
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Groovy underscore music. |
CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski (ASCAP) |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Music suitable for a car commercial. |
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Credits: Music by John Sawoski (ASCAP) |
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A fun piece with synth marimba and trumpet. |
CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski (ASCAP) |
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A bit of underscoring from the film "Hearing the Call," featuring lots of synth latin percussion a la Dave Grusin. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski (ASCAP) |
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Original electronic music. 8 versions in various lengths and mixes available. Combines haunting yet hypnotic melody, diatonic harmony, dance rhythm tracks, an assortment of synth patches ranging from computer-like sound effects to rave chords, and an “ad-lib” synth solo over the bridge. Overall it has intimacy, an air of mystery, power, movement, and intensity. The chorus melody is reminiscent of TV detective shows of the 70’s, and the verse melody is reminiscent of Japanese animated cartoons, yet there are also influences of French disco, Beatles vocals, sports videos, and Japanese pop songs. Could very well be useful in a variety of circumstances - sports soundtracks especially. |
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CD: Music for the Visual Media
Credits: Music by John Sawoski. |
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Second movement of Piano Concerto in A minor(1868) by Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg (1843-1907). |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
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A simple but gorgeous piano piece. Suitable for wedding preludes. Free sheet music available at: http://jsawoski.home.sprynet.com/images/mornlit.gif |
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Credits: John Sawoski, pianist/composer |
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Water Music, Mvt. 1, by G.F. Handel. Suitable for Wedding Processionals, Recessionals and Postludes. |
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CD: WEDDING CEREMONY MUSIC
Credits: John Sawoski, Piano; Chris Tedesco, Trumpet |
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Trumpet Voluntary, once attributed to Purcell, was written by Jeremiah Clarke (c. 1674 - 1707). His best known composition, and very popular as a wedding march, it is from a suite for wind instruments originally entitled "The Prince of Denmark's March." |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, Piano |
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Trumpet Voluntary, once attributed to Purcell, was written by Jeremiah Clarke (c. 1674 - 1707). His best known composition, and very popular as a wedding march, it is from a suite for wind instruments originally entitled "The Prince of Denmark's March." This version, on organ, is edited to the length of a short wedding march. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: John Sawoski, Organ |
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Most popular piece by south German organist-composer Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706, from the generation before J. S. Bach). Used as the theme for a film called "Ordinary People." This recording, featuring organ, is an excerpt edited for a wedding ceremony. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: John Sawoski, organ |
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Richard Wagner's Opera Lohengrin, which premiered in 1850, has been called the Romantic opera par excellence. This piece, also called "Here Comes The Bride" in some circles, is the standard wedding march. Suitable for Processionals, Recessionals and Postludes.
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, pianist |
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The 9th movement of Incidental Music to A Midsummer Night's Dream, composed by Felix Mendelssohn in 1843. This version features piano and trumpet. Suitable for Processionals, Recessionals and Postludes. |
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Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, piano |
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Trumpet Tune, by Jeremiah Clarke. Suitable for Processionals, Recessionals and Postludes. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, piano |
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Popular Piece from last movement of 9th Symphony of L. van Beethoven. This version features trumpet and piano. Suitable for Processionals, Recessionals and Postludes. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, piano |
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From the most famous of all oratorios, Messiah (1741), by GEORG FRIEDRICH HÄNDEL (1685-1759). Suitable for wedding postlude. This slightly edited version features piano and trumpet. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, piano. |
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Rondeau by Jean-Joseph Mouret. Suitable for wedding postlude. This version features piano and trumpet. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, piano |
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Credits: John Sawoski, piano |
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Intermezzo (or "Entr'acte") before Act III of the opera Carmen (1875), by Georges Bizet (1838-1875). Piano reduction. |
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Credits: John Sawoski, pianist |
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This meditative piece precedes scene 2 of Act II of the opera "Thaïs" (1894, Paris Opera), by Jules Massenet (1842 - 1912). This version is a solo piano reduction. |
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Credits: John Sawoski, pianist |
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Nessun Dorma (from Turandot)- Giacomo Puccini. Version for solo piano. Suitable for weddings. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: John Sawoski, Pianist |
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Swedish folk tune popularized by Carl G. Boberg, who wrote Swedish text in 1885 to make it a hymn which was later translated into many languages and used all over the world. Suitable for wedding ceremonies. This version is for piano only. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: John Sawoski, piano |
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Panis Angelicus (piano & trumpet) Cesar Franck. Traditional Latin hymn, suitable for Prelude, Offertory, Candle Lighting, Meditation, The Sign of Peace, or Communion. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, Piano |
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This setting of the "Ave Maria" cleverly superimposes a new melody by Gounod over Bach's first prelude. This version features trumpet instead of vocals. |
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CD: Wedding Ceremony Music
Credits: Chris Tedesco, Trumpet; John Sawoski, piano |
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Franz Schubert (1797-1828) composed the most famous setting of this ancient Latin prayer. |
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Credits: John Sawoski, keyboards |
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1 0:40 Reaction to a Crime (orchestra*) 2 0:32 Broken Promises (orchestra*) 3 1:06 The Morning Light (piano solo) 4 1:05 Silly Safari Soirée (brass and percussion*) 5 0:56 The Puce Panther (synthesizers**) 6 0:40 Spikey Space (synthesizers) *Pacific Composers Forum Orchestra **Roger Larocque, Drummer John Sawoski, keyboards |
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Credits: John Sawoski, composer/keyboardist/producer |
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Theme from "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack by John Sawoski |
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CD: "What's Shakin'?" Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: John Sawoski, composer/keyboardist |
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Theme from the TV Pilot "What's Shakin'" - 30 second version |
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Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Uptempo fashion show music from "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack by John Sawoski |
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Credits: John Sawoski, composer/keyboardist |
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Short, peppy transition piece based on theme from "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack |
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CD: "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Short, peppy transition piece from "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack. Variation on theme. |
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CD: "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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from "What's Shakin'" TV pilot. Based on theme. |
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Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Transition piece from "What's Shakin'" TV pilot. |
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CD: "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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A cute little piece used for the opening of a comedy skit. |
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CD: "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Cute and short piece. End of comedy skit. |
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CD: "What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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End of comedy skit, going into short transition logo. Part of "What's Shakin'" TV pilot. |
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CD: What's Shakin'" TV Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Music underscoring a cave-man scene in the TV Pilot "What's Shakin'". Starts slowly and accelerates. |
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CD: What's Shakin' Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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Funky bass and drum loop version of "What's Shakin' Theme. |
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CD: "What's Shakin'?" Pilot Soundtrack
Credits: Music by John Sawoski |
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A new Christmas song. |
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Credits: Vocals: Perviz Sawoski, Instrumental Tracks and Production: John Sawoski, Copyright 2000 and (P) 2000 John and Perviz Sawoski. Million Oaks Music (ASCAP), PO Box 7060, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 |
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Merry Christmas! Free sheet music available at: http://jsawoski.home.sprynet.com/JesusBornForUs.html |
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Credits: Vocals: Perviz Sawoski, Instrumental Tracks and Production: John Sawoski, Copyright and (P) 1999 John and Perviz Sawoski. Million Oaks Music (ASCAP), PO Box 7060, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 |
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