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Section Chart
Chris Merritt will do section 1 and end in G major at 140 bpm
The sections will be pieced together IN THIS ORDER LISTED BELOW. Pick 2 adjacent chords and make one the beginning and the next the ending. Remember: These chords and tempos do not have to define your section, you just have to use them and the proper tempo up front and at the end for the transitions.
Pick your two and reply below with your choice. So no one else does the same section. We are calling "sections" of this one piece "tracks."
You will notice that some tracks are underlined and are links - this means the composer has completed them and the link is to the mp3, so you can hear it. The underlined composers' names are links to their pages here on the Composer' Forum.
When we have a few consecutive tracks submitted, we will make a master audio file with them crossfaded in tempo and post it, so you can hear! Then as more are added, we will add them to the master file, slowly building the World's Longest Through Composed Piece!
Track 1- Chris Merritt
G 140
Track 2 - Mike Torr
D 80
Track 3 Albert De La Vega
A 130
Track 4 Alimar
E 90
Track 5 Thomas Hay
B 120
Track 6 John Elliott
F# 100
Track 7 Eric Fretheim
C# 110
Track 8 Kristofer Emerig
Ab 110
Track 9 (Chris Alpiar)
Eb 100
Track 10 Bart Delissen
Bb 120
Track 11 Jochen Lehnert
F 90
Track 12 Ben Lunn
Cm 130
Track 13 Simon Godden
Gm 80
Track14 Edward Schaffer
Dm 140
Track 15 Caroline Moore
Am 90
Track 16 (Richard Bleckinsop)
Em 130
Track 17
Bm 100
Track 18 (Ario)
F#m 120
Track 19 Sam Lowry
C#m 110
Track 20 Nick Olman
Abm 110
Track 21
Ebm 100
Track 22
Bbm 120
Track 23 Ray Kemp
Fm 90
Track 24
C 130
Track 25 Asevenc
G 80
Track 26
D 140
Track 27 Jared
A 90
Track 28
E 130
Track 29
B 100
Track 30 Rudolf Schmitt
F# 120
Track 31
C# 110
Track 32 Sean McGee
Ab 110
Track 33
Eb 120
Track 34
Bb 100
Track 35
F 130
Track 36
Cm 90
Track 37
Gm 140
Track 38 John Livingston
Dm 80
Track 39
Am 130
Track 40 Joshua John Fanene
Em 90
The sections will be pieced together IN THIS ORDER LISTED BELOW. Pick 2 adjacent chords and make one the beginning and the next the ending. Remember: These chords and tempos do not have to define your section, you just have to use them and the proper tempo up front and at the end for the transitions.
Pick your two and reply below with your choice. So no one else does the same section. We are calling "sections" of this one piece "tracks."
You will notice that some tracks are underlined and are links - this means the composer has completed them and the link is to the mp3, so you can hear it. The underlined composers' names are links to their pages here on the Composer' Forum.
When we have a few consecutive tracks submitted, we will make a master audio file with them crossfaded in tempo and post it, so you can hear! Then as more are added, we will add them to the master file, slowly building the World's Longest Through Composed Piece!
Track 1- Chris Merritt
G 140
Track 2 - Mike Torr
D 80
Track 3 Albert De La Vega
A 130
Track 4 Alimar
E 90
Track 5 Thomas Hay
B 120
Track 6 John Elliott
F# 100
Track 7 Eric Fretheim
C# 110
Track 8 Kristofer Emerig
Ab 110
Track 9 (Chris Alpiar)
Eb 100
Track 10 Bart Delissen
Bb 120
Track 11 Jochen Lehnert
F 90
Track 12 Ben Lunn
Cm 130
Track 13 Simon Godden
Gm 80
Track14 Edward Schaffer
Dm 140
Track 15 Caroline Moore
Am 90
Track 16 (Richard Bleckinsop)
Em 130
Track 17
Bm 100
Track 18 (Ario)
F#m 120
Track 19 Sam Lowry
C#m 110
Track 20 Nick Olman
Abm 110
Track 21
Ebm 100
Track 22
Bbm 120
Track 23 Ray Kemp
Fm 90
Track 24
C 130
Track 25 Asevenc
G 80
Track 26
D 140
Track 27 Jared
A 90
Track 28
E 130
Track 29
B 100
Track 30 Rudolf Schmitt
F# 120
Track 31
C# 110
Track 32 Sean McGee
Ab 110
Track 33
Eb 120
Track 34
Bb 100
Track 35
F 130
Track 36
Cm 90
Track 37
Gm 140
Track 38 John Livingston
Dm 80
Track 39
Am 130
Track 40 Joshua John Fanene
Em 90
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Permalink Reply by John Livingston on -
Would I be able to reserve 'Track 38'? Thanks.
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You are set on track 38.
John Livingston said:Would I be able to reserve 'Track 38'? Thanks.
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Thanks much! I love composing in D minor.
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I have a quick question: any rules on instrumentation?
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No rules - you have 2 minutes to takes us from your first key to the next!
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Permalink Reply by Simon Godden on -
What strings are you using in yours, Chris (Merritt)?
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Permalink Reply by Chris Merritt on
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I don't remember! Maybe EWQLSO? And / or vienna... It was a long time ago!
Simon Godden said:What strings are you using in yours, Chris (Merritt)? -
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Well, they sound very nice anyway.
Chris Merritt said:I don't remember! Maybe EWQLSO? And / or vienna... It was a long time ago!
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I compose using Finale...anybody here willing to take my section when it is finished and convert it to better quality audio output?
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Permalink Reply by Simon Godden on
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Yeah, I'll have a crack at it. Export it as a midi file and send it to me, but make sure it is an 01 type file.
John Livingston said:I compose using Finale...anybody here willing to take my section when it is finished and convert it to better quality audio output? -
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Ok will do. Am starting on this tonight. Thanks much.
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Permalink Reply by Douwe Ziel on -
I'd like to do
Track 26
D 140please.
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