Nice price: Chris Tilton's 'Night at the Museum' vidgame score

by Ryan Keaveney

Is the economic downturn seriously hampering your filmmusic fun? Need some good music, fast and most of all, cheap? Composer Chris Tilton (Fringe, Mercenaries 2, Black) has heard your cries, and has released his latest videogame score, Night at the Museum: Battle at the Smithsonian, for free on his website. Performed by the sizeable Slovak National Orchestra, Night at the Museum: Battle at the Smithsonian evokes the large-scale fantasy-adventure scores of that genre’s 1980s golden age — minus the contemporary pop loops and patches. Grab it.

More: christilton.com

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