Dark, muted piano forms the onomatopoeic backdrop for a composition expressing haste and menace.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

Ghostly, noisy piano with a melody that promises slight hope. The light at the end of the tunnel, the dawn of better times are hinted at, while drones in the background represent danger and destruction. What will prevail?

Composed by Andreas Schulz

Cascading solo saxophone for sophisticated documentaries and feature films about troubled times. Emotional, haunting.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

Reverberated piano leaves room for reflection and empathy. Despite heavy losses, the possibility of a new beginning is also musically suggested here. The second version contains bird calls and bassy samples suggesting distant battle noises.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

The noisy beginning develops into a comparatively lively piano motif. Very suitable for arthouse films and touching reports on social, historical or emotional topics.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

Artistic atmosphere for scenes of loneliness, devastation or dark memories. Like a city slowly sinking into the sea, the individual piano and saxophone fragments sound between the noise before sinking into eternal silence.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

Soundscape with gentle solo piano for sad scenes. Thoughtful, melancholic, introverted.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

Hesitant, particularly haunting piano score for anti-war films, historical dramas and documentaries from crisis areas. Alternative version with gunshot sounds at the beginning.

Composed by Andreas Schulz

A bloodcurdling soundscape with screams at the beginning develops into a reverberated piano improvisation. For anti-war films and historical or psychological dramas.

Composed by Andreas Schulz