Film Score

February 2022 - With stop-motion photography and special effects that were incredibly innovative in 1925 THE LOST WORLD is a celebration of filmmaking. Based on the Arthur Conan Doyle novel, this formative adventure film follows a daring rescue mission that faces wild apemen, raging volcanoes, and stop-motion-animated dinosaurs which were astounding in their time and still impress today. Sirintip was asked to write a new score for this 102 min movie which will be premiered at 13 Alamo Drafthouse Theaters all over the US and available On-Demand on March 25th for the rest of the World.

March 2022 - Marie Fredriksson was one of Sweden's foremost singers and songwriters who passed in 2019. Her career was both large and broad. She wrote, produced, sang, and moved between the creation of big hits to exploring her vulnerability. In a concert together with the Malmö Symphony Orchestra, she will be celebrated on March 10, 11 and 12, 2022. The concert will be a journey through Marie Fredriksson's artistic career. Sirintip was asked to arrange Joni Mitchell’s “A Case of You” for this performance to be performed by Loney Dear.

April 21 - 23 2022 - The Radio Symphony Orchestra, Magnus Carlson, Molly Hammar and Jacqline Mossberg Mounkassa, as well as some of Sweden’s most groovy accompanists, highlight hits and rarities from the enormous song treasure that was created in Detroit, especially during the sixties and seventies. Sirintip has been asked to arrange “I’ll be there” Jackson 5 for this performance

November 2019 - Sirintip was asked to compose a 15 min piece for 18 musicians from Unga Tankar om Musik, an independent think-tank utilizing the wealth of ideas, potential, and voice that young professionals in the music industry possess. The diverse group of musicians came from various genres such as jazz, world, and classical music and the instrumentation ranged from synthesizers to classical guitar, kora, and contrabass recorder.

In 2013, Sirintip was asked to compose and produce a musical interpretation of the Nobel Peace Prize to be exhibit at the Nobel Museum. In 2014, she was asked to interpret the Nobel Chemistry Prize.