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Requiem for a Tower was released in September 2006. Since its release, the "[[Requiem for a Tower]]" track was licensed by British broadcasting company [[Sky Sports]] as the theme for [[Soccer Saturday|"Gillette Soccer Saturday]]. Other licenses included [[The Championships, Wimbledon|Wimbledon]], 2006 & 2008 [[Olympics]], 2007 [[Super Bowl]], 2007 [[Rose Bowl Game|Rose Bowl]], 2007 [[NASCAR Championship]], and the 2008 & 2009 [[NBA Finals]].
Requiem for a Tower was released in September 2006. Since its release, the "[[Requiem for a Tower]]" track was licensed by British broadcasting company [[Sky Sports]] as the theme for [[Soccer Saturday|"Gillette Soccer Saturday]]. Other licenses included [[The Championships, Wimbledon|Wimbledon]], 2006 & 2008 [[Olympics]], 2007 [[Super Bowl]], 2007 [[Rose Bowl Game|Rose Bowl]], 2007 [[NASCAR Championship]], and the 2008 & 2009 [[NBA Finals]].


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Sassy, released in September 2006, features music from [[Kinky (band)|Kinky]]. [[Mexican Radio]] was licensed for the [[Need for Speed: Undercover]] in game soundtrack.
Sassy, released in September 2006, features music from [[Kinky (band)|Kinky]]. [[Mexican Radio]] was licensed for the [[Need for Speed: Undercover]] in game soundtrack.


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Eton Path was released in February 2008 and was recorded at Sir [[George Martin]]'s [[AIR Studios]] in London with engineering team Nick Wollage and Olga Fitzroy. "Ten Years Kashmir Mvt II" was placed in the "[[John Carter (film)|''John Carter'']]" trailer, "[[Top Gear (2002 TV series)|''Top Gear'']]", "[[So You Think You Can Dance (UK)]]", the ''[[Young Animator Training Project | Anime Mirai 2013]]'' trailer, and the [[X-Men: Days of Future Past]] trailer. "Gloriana" was licensed in the final battle scene for [[Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian]].
Eton Path was released in February 2008 and was recorded at Sir [[George Martin]]'s [[AIR Studios]] in London with engineering team Nick Wollage and Olga Fitzroy. "Ten Years Kashmir Mvt II" was placed in the "[[John Carter (film)|''John Carter'']]" trailer, "[[Top Gear (2002 TV series)|''Top Gear'']]", "[[So You Think You Can Dance (UK)]]", the ''[[Young Animator Training Project | Anime Mirai 2013]]'' trailer, and the [[X-Men: Days of Future Past]] trailer. "Gloriana" was licensed in the final battle scene for [[Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian]].


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| Name = Eton Path
| Name = Eton Path
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| Artist = Corner Stone Cues
| Artist = Corner Stone Cues
| Cover = Eton_Path_Album_Cover.jpg
| Cover = Eton_Path_Album_Cover.jpg
| Released = February 2008
| Released = February 2008
| Genre = [[Epic music]], [[21st-century classical music|Modern classical]], [[orchestral hybrid]], [[symphonic rock]]
| Genre = [[Epic music]], [[21st-century classical music|Modern classical]], [[orchestral hybrid]], [[symphonic rock]]
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| This album = ''Eton Path''<br />(2008)
| This album = ''Eton Path''<br />(2008)
| Next album = ''In Situ''<br />(2012)
| Next album = ''In Situ''<br />(2012)
| Cover Artist = Marcel André Carry
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In Situ was released on April 17, 2012. "Take Down" was licensed as the back end cue for the [[Spartacus: War of the Damned]] teaser trailer that debuted at Comic Con 2012.
In Situ was released on April 17, 2012. "Take Down" was licensed as the back end cue for the [[Spartacus: War of the Damned]] teaser trailer that debuted at Comic Con 2012.


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Revision as of 07:36, 29 June 2017

Corner Stone Cues (CSC) is a label and music production house based in Los Angeles. CSC is best known for debut release and title song “Requiem for a Tower” featured in the trailer for The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. “Requiem for a Tower” is the re-orchestration and arrangement of Clint Mansell’s “Requiem for a Dream” by Daniel J. Nielsen, Simone Benyacar, and Veigar Margeirsson.

In 2006 CSC collaborated with electro rock band Kinky from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The 5 song E.P. titled "Sassy" included Kinky's cover of Wall of Voodoo's, "Mexican Radio.". Kinky later included a remastered version of Mexican Radio on the re-release of Reina. Both Reina and Sassy were originally distributed by Nettwerk.

In 2008 "Eton Path" was released which included the London Studio Orchestra, Purcell Singers, Azam Ali, Dierdre Dubois, Riffat Salamatt, Bryan "Brain" Mantia, Buckethead, and Damian Marley. Eton Path includes the adaptation of Led Zeppelin songs "Ten Years Gone” and "Kashmir." CSC re-orchestrated two movements titled "Ten Years Kashmir Mvt I& II.”

"In Situ" the most recent release, features songs mainly composed by Daniel Law Heath.

There are tentative plans to record a future hybrid orchestral/Epic Music album in the style of "Eton Path".[1][2][3][4]

Company

Corner Stone Cues was founded in 2006 and is owned by Nathan D Duvall.

The company is based in Los Angeles, California

Discography

Requiem for a Tower

Requiem for a Tower was released in September 2006. Since its release, the "Requiem for a Tower" track was licensed by British broadcasting company Sky Sports as the theme for "Gillette Soccer Saturday. Other licenses included Wimbledon, 2006 & 2008 Olympics, 2007 Super Bowl, 2007 Rose Bowl, 2007 NASCAR Championship, and the 2008 & 2009 NBA Finals.

Untitled
  1. Requiem for a Tower Mvt II
  2. Requiem for a Tower Mvt III
  3. Requiem for a Tower Mvt IV
  4. Wicked
  5. J.B.D.
  6. Betrayal & Redemption
  7. Threshold
  8. Shining Path (L.U.2.P)
  9. Leather Tomb
  10. Ghost in the Trees
  11. Azure
  12. Forrest Chase

Sassy

Sassy, released in September 2006, features music from Kinky. Mexican Radio was licensed for the Need for Speed: Undercover in game soundtrack.

Untitled
  1. Freezing Film
  2. Mexican Radio
  3. Angry
  4. Automatic (edit)
  5. El Patan Natan

Eton Path

Eton Path was released in February 2008 and was recorded at Sir George Martin's AIR Studios in London with engineering team Nick Wollage and Olga Fitzroy. "Ten Years Kashmir Mvt II" was placed in the "John Carter" trailer, "Top Gear", "So You Think You Can Dance (UK)", the Anime Mirai 2013 trailer, and the X-Men: Days of Future Past trailer. "Gloriana" was licensed in the final battle scene for Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.

Untitled
  1. Sultana
  2. Madokara Mieru
  3. Eton Path
  4. Mojave
  5. Black Widow
  6. Demons
  7. World's End
  8. Night Terrors
  9. Saw Blade
  10. Frigga
  11. Seraphim
  12. Laudate
  13. Gloriana
  14. Underture
  15. Ten Years Kashmir Mvt I
  16. Ten Years Kashmir Mvt II

In Situ

In Situ was released on April 17, 2012. "Take Down" was licensed as the back end cue for the Spartacus: War of the Damned teaser trailer that debuted at Comic Con 2012.

Untitled
  1. Song of Sorrow
  2. Dreaming
  3. In Situ
  4. Take Down
  5. Shot
  6. Thumper
  7. Panda
  8. Unsettled
  9. Old Dominion
  10. Coffin
  11. What If
  12. Lex
  13. Aston Martin
  14. Rude Boy
  15. Flame
  16. In Situ (Instrumental)
  17. Lex (Instrumental)

See also

References

  1. ^ "Corner Stone Cues – Free listening, videos, concerts, stats and pictures at". Last.fm. Retrieved 2014-06-04.
  2. ^ Jonathan Jarry (2006-11-08). "Corner Stone Cues: Requiem for a Tower Soundtrack (2009)". Soundtrack.net. Retrieved 2014-06-04.
  3. ^ "Trailer Talk 03.04 : Who's John Carter?". Trailermusicnews.com. 2012-03-05. Retrieved 2014-06-04.
  4. ^ "Croner Stone Cues CD « Josef Peters". Josefpeters.com. 2008-02-18. Retrieved 2014-06-04.
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