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A New Website for The Dream Maker
October 2005

The Kenny Léger musical The Dream Maker just got its own website. soquiet.com


The Dream Maker website - click to visit


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The Greatest Fairy Tale at The Rosenborg Royal Palace
October 2005

His Royal Highness Prince Joachim of Denmark opened the official Hans Christian Andersen exhibition at The Rosenborg Royal Palace in Copenhagen. He was guided around by the manager of the United Exhibits group, Teit Ritzau.

The music for the exhibtion has been composed by Kenny Léger. The exhibition has been designed by Ralph Appelbaum and his studio in New York.

The exhibition will travel to prestigious museums around the world for the next 5 years. Check the details at United Exhibits and The Greatest Fairy Tale.


HRH Prince Joachim of Denmark

The Exhibition is designed by Ralph Applebaum


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News Flash!
May 2005

The Creation Myth of Energy will be showing at the town hall square in Copenhagen (the equivalent of Trafalger Square in London) all day on the 26th and 27th of May every half hour.

Watch these exciting sneak previews:


The Big Bang
[Divx, 3MB]

Climate Storm
[Divx, 5MB]


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One Magical Musical
May 2005

Over the summer of 2005 Kenny will be composing the music for an exciting new musical written by multi talented former Broadway singer and actress Hazel Collinson, due to open on 1st December 2005. Kenny will be finishing the orchestration over the summer and then MD the musical starting September.

Sneak previews:

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
June 2005

Kenny is preparing the music for this classic Shakespeare play due to open at the Paul Robeson Theatre in West London end of May 2006.
It is a modern interpretation sure to please the audience. The creatures of the fairy kingdom are not the sweet Disney characters we have grown accustomed to, but naughty fairies with attitude (think ‘Chicago The Musical’) more in line with Shakespeare’s original burlesque comedy. As such the music is a mix of traditional orchestral scoring mixed with Rock and oriental influences.



Sneak previews:

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In Concert!
February 2005

Hear the audience go bazooka as Kenny roll out his cutting edge arrangements of modern classics live in concert!

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It's official! The Hans Christian Andersen exhibition.
November 2004

So Quiet has been commisioned to write the music for the official Hans Christian Andersen exhibition to be opened at the Rosenborg Royal Palace in Copenhagen in 2005. The exhibition will travel to prestigious museums around the world for the next 5 years.

The exhibition will be built by the internationally renowned exhibition designer Ralph Appelbaum and his studio in New York. Check the details at United Exhibits.



In addition, the So Quiet team have also produced music for a smaller exhibition on H.C. Andersen’s childhood.

Get your sneak previews here:

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Da Firm
April 2005

So Quiet has finished music for animation firm DA FIRM.


Clip 1
[Divx, 4MB]

Clip 2
[Divx, 3MB]


Watch:

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The Electrical Room is now finished
November 2004

An interactive exploration of electricity. The music was created using purely old analogue synthezeisers and processed recordings of electricity (using algorithms).



Listen to:

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Copenhagen Energy Headquarters
November 2004

After the success of the multimedia show, Copenhagen energy brought the whole multi-effect package to their new premises to provide some spectacular entertainment on the opening of their new headquarters.

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Let The Magic Begin
September 2004

Kenny is currently setting the music to 4 famous Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales including The Phoenix and The Snow Queen. The pieces will be played throughout 2005 as part of the celebrations commemorating Hans Christian Andersen’s 200th birthday.



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Olive!
September 2004

Kenny is currently arranging the musical Olive! (by Anthony Lee) for the London production. It's due to open December 11th 2005.

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Krindlekrax
August 2004

Kenny and the Soquiet team composed the music, sound scapes and sound effects for the play Krindlekrax written by Philip Ridley (winner of the 1991 Smarties Book Prize) which became a great success at the Pristine Theatre in London.



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Sound canvasses
July 2004

Trying out something new and interesting So Quiet has developed the idea of Sound Canvasses; Long stretches of sound that mixes ambient sound with soft music based around the musical themes of the high points of the play.


Floating On Air

Under The Sea

In The Forest


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Light, Video and Special effects show
July 2004

Kenny is currently working on the music and sound effects for a light, video and special effects show that form part of a big exhibition in Copenhagen, Denmark, due to be opened by the Mayor later this year. The show tells the story of the history of the universe (nothing less), and will run for a year.

The audience descends down a spiral staircase and find themselves in an old unused water-tank.



Here they will travel a couple of million years back in time to see the Big Bang with their own eyes.
They will see the sun rise for the first time over the ocean.
They will see the creation of the stars and watch planet earth from outer space.

Video, animations and light will be projected onto the floor of the water tank filled with water, and computer-controlled wind, heat and smoke machines, projectors, scanners and lights as well as a 300W Multi-speaker sound system will assure that the experience will remain unforgettable.

Listen to:

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Two More Short Plays
July 2004

Following the success of The Valiant Apprentice and The Phantoms Tollgate Kenny has been invited to write the music for two more short plays this year, both due to open at The Pristine Theatre in London this summer.

This year again, it will be all adventure, horror and romance, both on and off stage.

Listen to:

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Simon The DJ
July 2004

Let yourself go with this signature track for DJ Simon.





© 2005 So Quiet Sound Design, London