"Dear Gav, participants and voters, thanks a lot for this contest! I am glad that we have a lot of interesting pieces here in different styles and I am not sure which one is the best. It was interesting to me to receive comments and read comments to…"
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Collaborative art: The witch
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alexey Arkhipenko Jun 4, 2016. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Hi! I am glad to publish one of the first collaborative art projects that I participated in. Please comment, Sergey and I will be glad to hear any criticism to improve our future work!Sergey…Continue
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Join collaborative music composition
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alexey Arkhipenko Jun 19, 2016. 73 Replies 0 Likes
Hello! Did you think about creating orchestra or chamber music in collaboration, sharing ideas and workflow? Every composer has his own workflow: let's join different workflows and approaches,…Continue
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My viola sonata 1 "Anaerobic"
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alexey Arkhipenko Apr 8, 2016. 12 Replies 1 Like
I often write program pieces, but this one is abstract. So I gave an abstract name to it first, later adding a program name "Anaerobic".Big thanks to Irina Kazanskaya for playing piano part for this…Continue
Piece for string orchestra [Virtal - Volcano]
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alexey Arkhipenko Mar 29, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Likes
When writing this piece I first drew a plan on a whiteboard, you can see it below. Then I added two voice sketches using my smartphone audio recorder.This piece consists of three parts, each…Continue
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Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Gav Brown's discussion “Heat” - CONTEST CONTINUES"How about that?
"Lightest"
"Darkest"
"Highest temperature"
"Most sultry"
"Most natural"
"Most contemporary"
"Most romantic"
"Best sound"
"Best score (sheet…"
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Gav Brown's discussion Proposed Contest - “Heat”"Hi. I mean 2 months for composing (total time). I will be on vacation for 2 weeks without access to pc with notation software and music instruments. :) If 2 months for composing is too long, I will try to do it in 2 weeks that I will have left after…"
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Gav Brown's discussion Proposed Contest - “Heat”"Hi Gav. Can you give 2 months for composing? I will be on vacation without access to pc."
Patrick Georges replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Structured timeline of classical composers and styles"Thanks Alexey. I have sent you my email address."
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Structured timeline of classical composers and styles"Patrick, sorry for late response.
I sent you my friend request to exchange emails."
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Join collaborative music composition"Hi. I will post 10 minutes before meeting."
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Join collaborative music composition"Hi. We are planning to meet and talk about this project 19.06.2016 at 16:00 GMT (this is 18:00 Berlin or 12:00 New york). I will post the link to join.
Please join if you are interested, the meeting is open."
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Collaborative art: The witch"Bob, this is an interesting question between listener (viewer) freedom and grasping attention. The way it is now, viewer has freedom and he is not very much engaged into the video. I like the idea of telling the story more obviously and making…"
Bob Porter replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Collaborative art: The witch""more done visually" means something has to happen. For example, present the text in such a way that makes me want to read it. The way it is now, It's just sort of there. Turns out, I don't have to read it if all I want to do is…"
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Collaborative art: The witch"Ingo, I do not see this abstract/clear dualism as a problem or fear.
Do you want your works to be absolutely clear? Then they will become pop-art. Do you want your works to be pop-art? If yes, do it.
Do you want your works to be absolutely…"
Ingo Lee replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Collaborative art: The witch"I think we can agree that although there is a connection between your words and images, it is a bit abstract. I know in my own work I assume that the viewer will share my insights more than they really do, and even though I know that they often…"
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Collaborative art: The witch"Bob, thank you so much for your honest and detailed comment.
We obviously have some typos, that will be corrected.
I will leave the topics of "why beach" and "why witch" to Sergey.
When you have to accent video and avoid…"
Alexey Arkhipenko replied to Alexey Arkhipenko's discussion Collaborative art: The witch"Ingo, thanks for explanations. I was just thinking if you could give more details about the problems that you spotted - that is why I gave details about the videos. But this is not required of course!"
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Film, Web, Choir, Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Big Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles, Other
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- Different styles
- Is music your main income source?
- No - Not Yet
- Where do you live?
- Russia
- About Me (Must include biographical information about you as a composer):
- I create different music projects including algorithmic music. My projects are 3Bass, Virtal, Rhaos, CQuiz, ClassClass and other.
- Website:
- http://arkhipenko.weebly.com
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- At 1:47pm on September 24, 2013,
Per-Erik Rosqvist said… Okay, I see. Have been away for a while I will listen to your other tune (Walker) now) and be back a few thoughts or advice/opinions if I have any. Haven't had time to read the article. Will asap. Probably during this evening or tomorrow. Interesting stuff!
Btw, feel free to comment on my filmic piece about a tank-battle on Russian soil! At Kursk (not the sub) the
Wehrmacht and Red Army Tanks, met in a fierce battle. Stalin won.
(The fundamental "form" (ABABAB and sometimes a C) is there compositionwise, I just feel I want to develop it more in either a classical or hollywoodesque/Zimmer-direction). But the mix and production is what I need most feedback on, I did it in 2006.
Now listening to Walker.
- At 3:16pm on September 10, 2013,
Adrian Allan said… By the way, I did listen to your quartet. I did not comment because I cant add any constructive comments to this style and you seem to know far more about the style than me.
- At 3:11pm on September 10, 2013, Adrian Allan said…
leased to recommend your website. I think you should link to it on the main age. I wasnt sure how the chord or harmony analyser worked, erhas you could exlain it as it looks very interesting.
- At 11:58am on September 9, 2013, Per-Erik Rosqvist said…
- In what way is expmaps (for ewql?) faulty in cubase? I drew the expcurve manually last time i used ewql (which is not often) and ut sounded ås ut should. Typos- writing on my phone. Will listen to the oter piece when I return!
- At 10:20am on September 9, 2013, Per-Erik Rosqvist said…
Listening to run now. But here on your page. (Are they different compositionwise?)
This mix of woodwinds is more realistic than Adrian's, they're all in the same hall.
On this quick listen (I was captivated by the compostion!) I didn't listen for subtler mix-issues and have to leave for a few hours soon.Did you use expression and ks?
A very intersteing piece and I enjoyed it and will return for more listens!
Its build-up is truly professional to my ears. Well done!
- At 2:49pm on August 14, 2013,
Nobuyoshi Tanaka said… Very interested in variety of music you.
- At 12:06am on July 29, 2013,
michael diemer said… Just listened to Dark Crusade. There is much to like here, Alch. It sounds like it would work very well on real instruments. and you did a nice job with the midi realization. I'll check out more of it later. Don't be discouraged, there is a lot to listen to on this forum, and it sometimes takes awhile for people to catch up with you. Hell, people hardly ever comment on my music, but that doesn't bother me. I like it, and you have every reason to like yours.
- At 5:02pm on July 26, 2013,
Tyler Hughes said… Welcome to the Composers' Forum
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