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Walk Me Through It is a new album by Orchestronics.

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TRACKS:

1. Walk Me Through It

Exciting places to walk. Walking through a crowded place, a desert, a stream or even an airport can be its own learning experience. You can also ask someone to “Walk Me Through…” a problem to a solution. This is an instrumental title track from the album of the same name by Orchestronics/Joe Wiedemann.

2. Art of Forming Clouds

3. Three Shiny Nickels

‘Nickels’ is short for ‘five.’ This track has three distinct melodies, each in 5/4-time, instead of the usual 1-2-3-4 beat, that you find in most pop music.

4. Follow the Dots

5. Never to Return

 

Orchestronics® officially began in 1999. But long before that, composer Joe Wiedemann was taking inspiration from greats like Hans Zimmer, Vangelis, Yanni and Kraftwerk to expand the use of electronic instruments beyond rock and EDM. Classical, new age, ambient, and film music were all calling for new sounds and instruments. Orchestronics continues to this day, challenging common genre descriptions with new styles and sounds.


ALBUMS:
Symphony 3
Walk Me Through It

Moving Parts

Next Stop
Colors of Orchestronics

Keyboard Orchestra
Aesthetic Piano
My Chill Space
Painted Variations
Element of Risk

Agitate
Electro-Acoustic Orchestra
Bulls & Bears
Electronic Orchestra

 

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Orchestronics® officially began in 1999. But long before that, composer Joe Wiedemann was taking inspiration from greats like Hans Zimmer, Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, Yanni and Kraftwerk to expand the use of electronic instruments beyond rock and EDM. Classical, new age, ambient, and film music were all calling for new sounds and instruments. Orchestronics continues to this day, challenging common genre descriptions with new styles and sounds.
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