This resulted in an interesting and angular theme, depicting her leaping and surgical precision. A lot of the melodic motion came from using the pitch bend wheel on a keyboard, something I probably wouldn't have done had I known it would ultimately be played on violin. The main melody for Camille’s theme was originally developed on a synth while researching electronic textures, but it was later adapted for violin. We recorded the brass and woodwinds separately from the celli, which did help bring out the intricacies of the string writing.Īlso, I’d like to take a moment to express how grateful I am to be working on a game that allows me to write a tuba solo! What a rarity these days! I decided to play with the big guns (a big, heavy brass and woodwind section with a cello ensemble) pitted against an assortment of bluegrass instruments (guitars, dobro, mandolin, banjo, etc.).ĭespite Kled being a very straightforward character, I *did* attempt to bring some musical finesse to the music, especially in how the density of the voicings change throughout the various musical phrases. Kled is one of those projects where musical execution was crystal clear from day one. We can’t quite promise how or when just yet, but we will do our best to deliver as much as we can. We’ll be working towards providing more sheet music to you, either in this format or another. If something looks weird, we challenge you to see if you can figure out what happened during the session by listening to the recording! Cellos, make that a mezzo forte “plus”, not a forte.”), but these verbal changes are not caught on paper. Some were modified during the recording session (“Should we take the trumpets an octave below? Let’s extend that A for another two beats. Some have mistakes in them, some are nearly flawless. Some of them look OK, some of them look like they were made in a rush (they were). These are the same scores that musicians, conductors, engineers, and our teams have used.
So instead of waiting until we can clean up the scores, we've decided to release some of the raw sheet music we used during our recording sessions.
We think releasing sheet music is long overdue. Some of you have gone through extraordinary lengths to figure out our (sometimes complex) work, and while we appreciate the effort, we’d like to make things easier on you by sharing more of our stuff. (As composers, there’s nothing quite as fulfilling as hearing how musicians around the world re-imagine the music we’ve created.) But we’ve also been so busy writing new music that we haven’t really taken the time to help you access the music already out there. Īnd sometimes, League players want to take a bit of our music and give life to those notes through their own fingers. We set out to write music that stirs emotion and becomes a soundtrack worthy of the love players have for League. Team Composition: Play Along with Annotated Scores!Īt Riot, we’re very lucky people-we get to write music for awesome projects, inspiring champions, and exciting esports events.
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