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Fugue in E minor

This fugue breaks so many conventions, I don't even know how to describe it. For sure, if you're expecting a Bachian fugue, be prepared to be disappointed. :D A tonally-ambiguous subject, answers coming in a 6th below instead of a 5th, unconvention

Started by H. S. Teoh in Music Analysis and Critique and Suggestions WantedOpen to Revision

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Three Impressions of Winter for Clarinet and Piano

Three Impressions of Winter for Clarinet and Piano

Moon - Snow - Solstice

The audio file was created with software as a demo: ThreeImpressions (Mastered with Aurora at 50pct).mp3

Audio file also available at SoundCloud Three Impressions of Winter fo

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

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10 Variations on an Original Theme for solo piano

May I humbly present my brand new set of variations on an original theme for solo piano, in a late Classical style. Composed some years ago but newly recorded. Hope to lift your Autumn spirits!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZapGoHuesUY

Started by Michael Bates in Music Analysis and Critique

3 Replies · Reply by H. S. Teoh on Monday

Three Miniatures for Solo B♭ Clarinet

Three Miniatures for Solo B♭ Clarinet:

Fluttering Leaf - Frozen Waterfall - Ghost

The audio file:

ThreeMiniaturesClar.mp3

was created with software as a demo.

Audio also available at SoundCloud Three Miniatures for Solo B♭ Clarinet

and

MuseScore Three Min

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

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Ghosts In The Choir

Hello everyone. I've started writing production music for Film/ TV etc. Trying to 'get in' will be a hard task I'm sure but hoping to get a few libraries interested with stuff like this:

https://soundcloud.com/dc-cornelius/ghosts-in-the-choir/s-a9TDWZ

Started by DC Cornelius in Music Analysis and Critique

2 Replies · Reply by Patrick Hasselbank Oct 15

Prelude for Percussion

Unpitched or only vaguely pitched.

Here we go, then.

A prelude in the real sense - a 2 minute announcement that 'whatever' is about to start.

Trying to come to terms with the sample list and handling - there's a fair bit of it.

Prelude for Percussion 0

Started by Dane Aubrun in Music Analysis and Critique

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Symphony C-Major - Finale - completion of Mendelssohns fragmentary 6th symphony

As you might remember I have a project to write a symphony on the basis of the fragments Mendelssohn left for a 6th symphony (mov. 1 - 2). To give this symphony an ending I orchestrated a Fugato from an posthum string quartett movement op. 81.3 from

Started by Gerd Prengel in Music Analysis and Critique

1 Reply · Reply by Gerd Prengel Oct 3

Song of Songs - first 'fragment' Intro with a couple of verses. 1'55"

Tonal – too tonal really but an ironic twist to atonal=atonement. I started on it earlier in the year as a rest. It could almost pass off as the poor man’s Delius.

The Song of Songs is probably too big a work for someone of the scale of Bruckner let

Started by Dane Aubrun in Music Analysis and Critique

4 Replies · Reply by Dane Aubrun Oct 3

The Crocodile

A musical setting for baritone and piano of the poem from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

The mp3 audio The CrocodilePiano.mp3 was generated with software as a demo using choral ahs for the vocal, even though the voice is supposed

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

2 Replies · Reply by Jon Corelis Sep 25

A Noon Day's Tea in the City

Hello everyone, it's been a while since I've last posted. Just wanted to come on here and share this track I completed yesterday. I hope it resonates with tea drinkers and non-tea drinkers alike!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xctVjrPsXkc

Started by Ronald Fontenot in Music Analysis and Critique

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