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Dialogue from Sailmaker Beach
Recently composed, I've truncated to just on 6 minutes.
It's an impressionist piece (fairly tonal but modern). The story is about a male and female out in a desert region late in the afternoon, gradually admitting a fondness for each other.
The harmon
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Song without Words In G major
Latest composition for solo piano.
Song without Words In G major
Regards,
Saul
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Victorious
My new original composition for solo piano
"Victorious"
Regards,
Saul
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Interludes
I have been away, and not reading my forums, so I didn't know that this one had disappeared, however briefly. I've been doing some reconnecting and rejoined yesterday. I thought I would post something for you. I recently completed my fourth symphony,
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For choir and percussion
It looks like I'm back in business now the VSL problem has been sorted out. Working on a new orchestral piece.
Meanwhile I don't think I submitted this piece. I was thinking of extending it to back a clip of a garden of fountains with the usual terra
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Music for Orchestra - Peggy's Garden
I haven’t been in for a while, initially having to do a revision/update course for work (a boring month if ever). Now VSL has broken down for no apparent reason and I’m still getting help. Lucky my income isn’t relying on it.
“Peggy’s Garden” is o
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The Swan
Performing my latest work at the piano
"The Swan"
Written in F sharp major
Regards,
Saul
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Chorus for piano version and orchestra version
Hi, for the first time I work on a choir piece, based on a most melodic Beethoven cantata fragment - a version for choir and piano (the first 45 seconds and interlude at 1:22 - 45 by Beethoven) and a version with orchestra - what do you think? Are t
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Songs of Earth - continuation- Seascapes
Continuing my Songs of Earth series, these four Seascapes are now posted on SoundCloud for anyone interested. https://soundcloud.com/user-379760088/sets/songs-of-earth-seascapes
I hope you all enjoy listening and have a great fall!
Ken
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Fugal Fanfare
This week I did an arrangement of my Fugue in A for brass quintet, because I've always had a brass sound in mind when I first wrote it.
The music has been transposed to Bb in order to better suit brass instruments, and having 5 instruments to score fo
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Clarinet Quartet in B flat
This is a Classical-style clarinet quartet I've spent the past month or two writing. Any comments or criticisms would be most appreciated!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUpdB0H3zB0&feature=youtu.be
Score: Clarinet Quartet.pdf
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Impromptu In E major for solo piano
Hi,
This is my latest work for solo piano.
Impromptu In E major
Regards,
Saul
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Caprice In F minor for Piano
Hi,
This is my latest work for solo piano.
Caprice In F minor
Regards,
Saul
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Adagio for Strings
Hi everyone,
This is my latest work titled Adagio for Strings In E major
Regards,
Saul
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Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 2b (Sinfonia Solenne)
This work was begun in 2020 at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially it was to be an exercise in fugue writing, but I soon became captivated by the expressiveness of the counterpoint and shaped it into a long, one-movement polyphonic fantasia
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Orchestral Suite in D
I recently finished this pseudo-Baroque orchestral suite. I think the results are mixed, but I'd be interested to hear anyone's thoughts. It's a bit, long, but I'd welcome comments on any of the movements. Thanks!
Score: I. Overture.pdf II. Saraban
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Piano piece in "ratio 2:3" and "hyperblue" scales
I've been working on a 31-tone piece based on the idea of interplay between some dorianish scales taken from here, so I'm looking for your thoughts (and shamelessly hoping to encourage some of you to play with exotic scales and temperaments, I think
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