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Aftermath by Stephanie Wukovitz
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6 tracks | 19 minutes
Released Aug 2003
on Stephanie Wukovitz
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Live orchestral music (recorded in Prague, Czech Republic), very cinematic in nature. Some is broad and sweeping, some comedic, some intimate and evocative.
Bio / Background
Hi, I'm Stephanie, and here is some of my work! I hope you enjoy it!
THE ALBUM
All six pieces were recorded in Smecky Studio in Prague, Czech Republic with the City of Prague Orchestra.
Conductor: Mario Klemens
Recording Engineer: Juraj Durovic
Composer's Assistant/Mentor: Stephen Cohn
Mixing/Mastering Engineer: Daniel May
Composer/Orchestrator: Stephanie Wukovitz
Three pieces made use of the A orchestra, which consisted of 65 musicians (woodwind pairs, full brass section, harp, piano, percussion, and strings -- i.e. a pretty standard combination)
The other three pieces were recorded using the B orchestra, which conisted of 51 musicians (woodwind pairs, 6 French horns, harp, piano, percussion, and strings).
The album name, 'Aftermath', is a bit of an in-joke. I spent time as a pure and applied mathematics graduate student, then a few years as a programmer with a mathematical bent.
So my career as a composer comes after... math.
Yes, I know... booooooo.
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