"The Jervis Bay Symphonic Suite" was written between 2006-08 and is a celebration of the magnificent Jervis Bay National Park in NSW, Australia. Musically, it's an intriguing snapshot into where virtual orchestra technology was in those days and, from a technical standpoint, today it sounds quaintly dated. It's a product of its time but many pieces still remain relevant and engaging. Enjoy!
5. "Sea Dragon" is one of the more curious, but delightful inhabitants of the marine park. Seldom seen but occasionally found washed up on the beach after a heavy storm.
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Music composed in Logic Pro X using samples from VSL.
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