Nathan Sears
@Bludy1000 · Trombone, Viola · New Jersey
I'm an American actor, songwriter, singer, writer, computer enthusiast
This shows the church bell clanging while being melted and surrounded by the burning church keeping with quick set changes. More…
This simply shows the throne melting into a pile like everything around it More…
This shows the burning of the king's "castle" by the people who are burning it from the riot's point of view. More…
This song is about the queen grieving her sons death the song at the end is deaths song More…
This song is essentially "Viola's Curse" from the king's point of view and has this Erie feeling to it More…
This song acts as a sort of background for the stage crew to set any remaining set pieces and for the actors to get in place this song by itself is a foreshadowing of act 2. More…
This should be a short 10-minute intermission played at the end of 'act 1 finally" and played again before the start of 'act 2 opening" More…
After the curse is placed the Ghost Band looks at the king is horror in this epic finally More…
After the peasant servant gets assassinated by the kings guard he goes mad and he joins the ghost band filled with people who died by the kings hand furious he cuts off the narrators entrance song and… More…
The Narrators usual entrance is cut short by the angry viola player or places a curse More…
This is an action background track people in the scene move according to this song More…
This is an action background track people in the scene move according to this song More…
This is a background song these #b background songs mean that it has stuff over instead of b# which is just actions according to the music playing. More…
This song is the music to a dance danced by the servant of the king and his friend soon to become the Viola player of the Ghost Band plays him a song to dance to reading the notes out of a rough piece… More…
The Debriefing is more or less background music for a long monologue that "starts the show" However most of the weird bridges into genres and the b# and #b that seem so random are connected by lines in… More…