Here's an improvisation that turned into a short fanfare for antiphonal double brass quintet:
—MB
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Here's an improvisation that turned into a short fanfare for antiphonal double brass quintet:
—MB
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Accomplished. Energetic, surging forward and a very good, climatic ending.
It would make a great 'prelude' to a brass concert.
Thank you!
Hi Matthew,
I liked the dinamism, perpetum mobile, and the ending.
The brass writing is skillful. I have to note this as a reminder for myself.
Thank you very much for sharing the score.
I appreciate your sharing this work.
Al
Thank you very much!
Great rhythmic drive and melodic content here Matthew and nice counterpoint as well, I enjoyed this! Also good use of dynamics, the precision makes me think this is virtual, may I ask what library you are using?
Thank you! These were four live pro players in the Los Angeles area, all recording from their homes.
Nice piece, well structured although being an improvisation. It feels like a long crescendo, like Bolero. Much appreciated.
/Kjell
Thank you!
Hi Mathew. This is wonderfully and expertly crafted. Great performance! Reminiscent of the neo-classical style. Thoroughly enjoyed this!