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Music
The
Music of the Apollo/SaturnV Center (1996)
from The
Firing Room and Lunar
Theater (1996) Performed by the Salt Lake Sinfonia, Salt Lake City Composed, orchestrated and conducted by David Kneupper |
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The Music of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (2005)
from Civil War Suite Dixie’s Land (1859)
by Daniel D. Emmett
The Battle Cry of
Freedom (1862) by George F. Root
To capture the tragedy of Gettysburg in music, the two iconic songs of the North and South – Battle Hymn of the Republic and Dixie’s Land – grind together in a single piece of music by David Kneupper. In the Museum, this music accompanies a 50-foot mural of the battle of Gettysburg by painter Keith Rocco. Gettysburg (2005)
for Two Choruses and Orchestra
Performed by the Salt Lake Chorus,
Salt Lake City |
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The
Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum (2001)
from The Star of Destiny (2001) Performed by the Northwest Sinfonia Orchestra, Seattle Composed, orchestrated and conducted by David Kneupper |
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The
Ford Rouge Tour (2003)
The Art of Manufacturing (2003)
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The Adventures of Sinbad (2007) from The Adventures of Sinbad (2007)
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The
Church of St. Michal’s, Prague, Czech Republic (1997) from The St. Michal Mystery Performed by the Salt Lake Sinfonia,
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CasinoRama
(2002) Casino Rama: The Mnjikaning
Story (2002)
Original Music, Sound Design
and Mixing by David Kneupper |
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The unmistakable musical palette of ancient Arabia conveys the timeless story of Sinbad. A dark and romantic score, Charlie Otte wrote and directed this epic boat ride adventure for LotteWorld in Seoul, South Korea.
The 11th century monastery of St. Michal’s -- off Old Town Square in
Prague, Czech Republic – was restored into a museum on the history of
this 1100-year-old city. David Kneupper collaborated with Keith Kolbo and ITEC
Productions of Orlando, FL to compose both original film and ambient music
for the museum, inspired by the rich musical history of the Czech people.
Blending
sound design, Native American music, singing and the spoken
word into a seamless emotional fabric, this soundtrack accompanies
a seven-screen film on the Mnjikaning First Nation of the
Chippewa. Set in a lake region outside of Rama, Ontario
known as the Narrows , it tells the 5,000 year-old story
of the seven clans of the ancient Mnjikaning people, "The
Keepers of the Fish Fence." 
