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Young Composers
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Orchestrators and Arrang…
116 members
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Classical Music Composers
140 members
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World's Longest Piece
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Hey guys
I've been looking for a group like this and finally found one.
Please listen to my music,any feedback is appreciated
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Patrick S
A community for those budding in the composer realm including teens and young adults here for learning and networking.
play Dreams
02:17
From a six staff scribble to a full score.
hey guys, Orchestral piece " Virgil" up on my page.
Feedback is appreciated
Composers for orchestra, choir, string quartet, or any other ensemble. Sheet Music, Finale, Sibelius, handwritten, music purists, electronic, acoustic.
We are creating the world's longest "through composed" piece of music. Want to be a part of history?
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 2:21pm on December 16, 2009,
Robin Ray said… - Dreams has a nice full sound. Virgil is a little thinner and the audio plays a lot to the left. Strong Philip Glass influence to that one even with the thin brass sounds. I mentally created my own counterpont in the bass section for Virgil as the lower notes simply follow along with the main melodic lines. Again, The Conflagration has the same thin strings. The ostinato in the strings never changes volume - sounds mechanical. Would be interesting to hear this same composition with a better sound set (Miroslav, Big Fish Prosonus, etc). Love Song For No One - some reverb would help the intruments blend in better, not to mention perhaps a little more release of their tails. Through the Fire & the Flames - good ideas -but way too mechanical sounding. Needs varition in volumes. Please! Seize the Day Arrangement - majestic in tentent, but again, lack of reverb (depth) and timbre makes the instruments too thin. I hear a lot of good muscial ideas here simply marred by inadequate sounding instruments and lack of variation in their volumes.
- At 10:39pm on September 4, 2009,
Edward Schaffer said…
- Intriguing brass chorale... intense in moments... has the feeling of constant motion...
Instrument fonts off in a couple of places... not the fault of the music... Brass fonts are problematic... See my work, "The Anasazi of Mesa Verde"... I have issues with my fonts too... Overall this is a quite solid effort.
- At 12:11pm on August 31, 2009,
Gijs van Beusekom said… - Hey Patrick,
Yep, I'm a active memeber on YC, What was your usersname? Thank's for the compliment!
Profile Information
- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- web, multimedia, Small Ensemble
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- A perfect mix of rock and classical
- Is music your main income source?
- No - Not Yet
- Where do you live?
- Jesup, Ga
- About Me:
- My name is Patrick Smith. I live in the small town of Jesup, located in the middle of nowhere,Georgia. Fortunately there was something that could get me through this boredom. I fell in love with music at an early age. My grandmother taught me piano and though i didn't know it at the time,she was the biggest influence in my life. She taught me a different language that few people now know, she taught me love and hate and despair, and any other emotions.
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