Trailer Music: Accustomed Epic - usual inspirational

As a hobby I measure Author music especially for their suitability to encourage me during the writing or inspire. In my case, trailer music - or rather epic Orchestral / Choral music this course particularly useful. Individual titles are so emotionally charged that it almost automatically stories (a movie trailer equal) can arise in my mind, its background, then writes how of its own accord.

What all songs have in common:

- All titles have an increase and a relatively short peak! Sometimes faster, sometimes slower.
- They are all epic and with choralem singing.
- All songs are quite short, but perfectly edible in infinite loop due to their very similar start and Endmelodien.

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Furthermore, I want the title individually and assessed according to their "application":

1.) Colosus:
Impressive piece of constant increase, but relatively low in tune - "to let pictures speak for themselves" to be best suited to that should only act on the spectator or reader easily. Conveys a, titled justice nascent, colossal sensation.

2.) Sol Invictus (Invincible Sun God):
Heroic piece of that of splendor and glory; Victory and triumph telling - Suitable for precisely such scenes, the report of a perfect end.

3.) Helios:
High-energy track that builds tension in the first half and then relatively quickly increases to the climax - Helpful for exciting scenes in which it is quick and "action-packed" to go.

4.) Requiem of the Night:
Dramatic song, with change from calm and slow to medium-fast and loud. - Extremely where "The last reserves are mobilized" useful for drama and situations.

5.) The Odyssey:
A fairly rapid, vigorous piece of the increases is constant - Suitable for scenes that tell of force and their application. Fight would be as a keyword, or even a classic showdown

6) Land of Shadows:
More of a quiet title, the images of resurrection draws - Suitable for all the phoenix from the ashes to rise.

7) Four Horsemen:
Also dramatic song that not too much increases - preferably represents a certain hopelessness.

8) Rising Dawn:
Time a piece of sounds like hope, the light at the end of the tunnel - Accordingly, suitable for everything that makes hope and rebuilding what was destroyed.

9) Phoenix Rising:
A fast powerful title - Has for me also something more warlike, as something that would be called justice.

10) Farewell To Earth:
Melancholy song that brings sadness especially - Suitable for all situations where it comes to eternal farewells but necessary, such as the (sacrificial) death.

11) Sirens of Hyperion:
Energetic mid-paced piece with a slow increase - Helpful in action-packed sequences in which it comes to "rescue at the last minute".

12) March on the Black Gate:
Impressive to battle smelling title - Suitable for scenes that tell of desperate acts.

13) Apollo's triumph:
Right quiet heroic song that also tells of heroes - Useful for all the scenes in which it comes to the victory without applying too thick.
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I see them speak from recommendations because good songs are all in the eye of the beholder, and also their preferences. Of course, opinions and views in my assessment of the individual songs can differ, because that is ultimately a matter of taste.

Hope so to have one or the other helped - even if it is only when selecting a scan title.

See You Soon

The Goblin