"Dane I'm sure you're aware of MuseScore which is free and happily used by many. Apparently it will break out parts and export to PDF as well as MIDI to use in your DAW. To download and play with it could be a diversion while you…"
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Piano Sonata
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ingo Lee Apr 14. 16 Replies 1 Like
This is a neo-classical solo piano piece that roughly follows sonata form. Please listen and give me some feedback on this piece. All comments and criticisms are welcome. I'm afraid that I've…Continue
Gimme that Old Atonal Music
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ingo Lee Feb 14. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Here's some hill billies making fun of modern music. Biting satire.Continue
AI, Samples, DAW's, notation software, where does it all end?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bob Porter Jan 15. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Do classical musicians feel rhythms differently?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lawrence Aurich Jun 14, 2018. 3 Replies 1 Like
This video makes some interesting points about how different musicians interpret rhythms differently. Does anyone want to comment on this, I'm interested in the explanation of the Bernstein clip…Continue
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"Colin, I don't use either Kontakt or VEPro but I came across this post on the VSL forum
"I'm very pleased to say I've solved the puzzle.
Basically, I moved all 32bit VSTs into one folder which I called…"
"I appreciate your discussion of the use of computer here Ali but in the end it doesn't seem to matter, the final critical decisions are yours and the work seems 'human' to me, probably because of that. I thought the use of…"
"Well done Stephen, this has a good variety of harmony and rhythm in the right hand. I'd like to hear some more variation in your left hand, I think you could do that and still maintain your forward momentum. Thanks for posting."
"I like the way that the sections fit together and give this an overall arc. So semi-formal works for me I guess. Thanks for putting together a score, it's always useful for us I think. Scoring software is a pain I know, but then when…"
"The cello sound is great, of course the writing makes all the difference, but Spitfire has a pretty good reputation, right up there with VSL I guess. Can you combine the solo instruments for say, a string quartet or chamber piece? And the…"
"Yes I do like the counterpoint here Kjell, you've handled it well which is not easy to do. Your orchestration and dynamics are effective as well. Your piece seems to sometimes cross over between classical and romantic in the effect which…"
"We haven't seen you in a while Tim, I'm glad you're back. I see you have been busy and this is very well done. It seems cinematic to me, I could imagine a number of scenes that would benefit from this as accompaniment which is not to…"
"Very nice Stephen, jazz influenced with nice harmonic movement. Only problem, it's too short, I'm sure you have some neat ideas to extend that into a longer work. Thanks for posting!"
"HI Jorfi - Very accomplished and enjoyable. I haven't looked closely at your theory or score here, it seems beyond impressionism with a modern sound that works well for my ear. Excellent sound too, I thought, what are your libraries if…"
"Hi Jorfi, welcome to the forum. We're honest but pretty supportive here and there are composers of all levels so go ahead and post something in the Music Analysis and Critique category unless you have a specific question or want…"
"Thanks Gav for posting that, I liked it although it didn't affect me the same as you. The score did make me curious;. groupings of 22 and 23 sixty-fourth notes, who hears that? I ended up on this…"
"Very nice Gav, great harmonies and melodies and rhythm. Your lyricist has done a great job also with a poignant Christmas theme. This should appeal to a wide audience. You could vary the piano textures more I suppose, let the vocal work…"
"A very interesting work Remy and I did enjoy it with some reservations. You have written and played (I'm assuming it's you?) very well here. The orchestral opening is dark and dense, suggesting horror and doom in a tonal cinematic…"
"Very impressive Valerio, your passion and commitment to the art form are obvious and your skills as well. I only listened to the first movement due to time constraints but I look forward to hearing the complete work since I enjoyed the first…"
"Hi Valerio -
Welcome to the forum, I have not yet had time to listen to your work but I will.
Just for us the time stamps are:
2nd movement - 16:10
3rd movement - 28:13
4th movement - 40:54"
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Film, Web, Small Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- I like them all
- Is music your main income source?
- No - Not at all.
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- Southern California
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- I've played various styles of music semi-professionally off and on for many years, and written both instrumental and vocal material during most of that time.
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 1:54am on May 19, 2018,
Timo Schuemer said…
Hi Ingo, thank you so much, very kind and encouraging! Regards from Germany!
- At 8:01am on October 23, 2016,
Bob Morabito said…
No problem Ingo--so nice hearing from you:)
Bob
- At 2:43am on June 18, 2016,
Amirul Hisham Othman said…
Hello there, welcome to composersforum :] if you're looking for some of my works, you can check them out on my profile page, I did upload couple of new stuffs on video/playlist~ Looking for yours too, please share if you do :p
- At 8:14pm on April 21, 2016,
Tyler Hughes said…
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