"I have come to understand that I try to write music with deliberate intent. I also take the philosophy of teleology as the main focus on my method of composition. Every note, every idea, and every gesture has to have a purpose or meaning. This…"
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Inheritage from my father. Please tell me if the intent is clear!
Started this discussion. Last reply by michael diemer Sep 6. 1 Reply 0 Likes
My father is a quiet man, although when he gets started on a subject I understand he always has a lot to say. It's always good stuff, always helping me grow as a person.I made this little song about…Continue
Help on counterpoint
Started this discussion. Last reply by Claude Werner Aug 19. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Here is a sketch of a song I did based on my dad's jokes. I find it very hard to produce 2 independent voices that do not interfere with each outher and also complement each other.Continue
About our drives and ways
Started this discussion. Last reply by Denzel Washington 1 hour ago. 17 Replies 2 Likes
I think music is way more about wisdom (as in dealing with the ambiguous) and judgment (as a sense, a sense that is in aligment with reality, that being any reality at all, our own included). So,…Continue
Second atempt: here is my first piece on sentiments. (very short but my best at intent)
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lucas Oliveira Krumenaur Aug 23. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Starts with a solemn exposition; on 3 begins to evolve to dispointment; witch is completely healed on 10; on 13 the revisiting starts; the disapointment origin stil exists on 15; on 17 it's seen as…Continue
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"Well, it has a kind of religious feel to it, which is a function both of the fact that it sounds like a pump organ, as well as the hymn-like chord progression. As for the intent, since you told us what it is, yes, I can see it. But if you…"
Inheritage from my father. Please tell me if the intent is clear!
My father is a quiet man, although when he gets started on a subject I understand he always has a lot to say. It's always good stuff, always helping me grow as a person.I made this little song about a son asking advice and how he views his father while he talks with abundant zeal and wisdom. that is the perspective of a son about hinself and his father.Please tell me if the intent is clear!See More
"Thank you! It might not be a well formed idea yet. When I think of disapointment I often relate it to a depression of will, witch was my way of dealing with it, but the song shows it in a thickier texture that intented, that may be one of my…"
"A nice little piece of music that sounds like a cross between Baroque and silent film styles. Definitely shows that you have promise as a composer. I won't get into the counterpoint thing. As for the emotional content, I really didn't pick…"
"Just so we won't be hanging in our chat: I learned while reading a book by a famous pyschologist and scientist, Antonio Damasio, that emotion (as all qualification and quantification of our sentiments) is invariably connected to the…"
"Michael,
"esoteric philosophical/spiritual"
Listening to music might not fall into this category. Listening can be done on very shallow levels. But writing music? That's very different. Lucas is experimenting with those deeper…"
"Well I think you've made the point right there! If it's pleasing to your ears then that's what you should be getting out there, the whole aim of musical composition is precisely to show how you hear things. If we all heard…"
"There's no question about if it's acceptable. Just try things out. If the results please you then it was worth the experiment. However, it's important to be self-critical. If you started out with an idea, how close is it to that idea?…"
"Guys, I have no financial autonomy as I can't work (becouse my major is integral), so I can't help, sory. This forum can't stop, guys, it realy helped me. Next semester I may be paid by scientifc initiation but until then I can't…"
"OK! back on track! rsrsrs
Recently I've been trying new things on music, but It's very hard to know for my untrained ears If it is musicaly acceptable to try these ideas out, that is, to my ears they are kinda pleasing, but I may be…"
"I liked III a lot. It may be an individual thing but I prefer slow counterpoint, it may be becouse it's easier to understand."
"Yes absolutely, there's nothing that you say that I don't agree with my friend!"
"My point was simply that it is not a prerequisite to good music. Of course one should study if one wants to but a common stage with developing composers is to prioritise mastery of theoretical forms to the exclusion of their own voice. Absorb…"
"Good Lord, are we going to start debating esoteric philosophical/spiritual matters in a post about how to write music? This is the kind of thing that made me leave three years ago. Can we please get back on track?"
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Small Ensemble
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- Baroque and nowdays clasic music
- Is music your main income source?
- No - Not at all.
- Where do you live?
- Brasil
- About Me (Must include at least one paragraph of biographical information about you as a composer) - blank or minimal answers on this line will cause your request to be rejected. Include a link to your website if you have one.
- I've been playing violin since young but never realy had a taste for music, until I became depressive and music helped me out, a brand new world foe me!
I've been reading some books about emotion on music and the formal way of doing music, such as A. Schoenberg's book.
While composing I do tons of useles calculations after following my instincts just to calculate to no end again! rsrsrsrs
I realy apreciate feedback but to actualy help somone I'm too inexperienced and intuitive to do that(I'll try though, if it is within my reach)
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