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Painted Seasons for Solo Cello

Painted Seasons for Solo Cello

Painted Seasons: Autumn Mist, Lovers in Winter, Spring Blossoms, Summer Butterfly, for solo Cello. A suite of four pieces for solo cello reflecting the moods of the seasons. The fourth piece begins with an allusion to a

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

7 Replies · Reply by Jon Corelis Jan 14

Three English Airs For Flute And Cello

Three English Airs For Flute And Cello

This composition is an adaptation, with substantial variation, for flute and cello of the melodies of three English Renaissance vocal pieces: I die whenas I do not see her by John Danyel, Ay me that Love by Phi

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

7 Replies · Reply by Jon Corelis May 20, 2022

Rhododaktylos Eos for Solo Cello

Rhododaktylos Eos for Solo Cello

Miniature, minimalist, and perhaps rather a gimmick, but I hope it will be interesting to some listeners.

The audio file Rhododaktylos Eos (Mastered with Aurora at 50pct).mp3 was created with software as a demo. Als

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

2 Replies · Reply by Jon Corelis May 15, 2022

Two Ancient Scottish Airs

Two Ancient Scottish Airs

A composition for flute and cello, based on two traditional melodies attested in A Collection of Highland Vocal Airs by P. McDonald, 1784,where they are titled simply "An Ancient Air" and "A very Ancient Air."

This audio fil

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

2 Replies · Reply by Jon Corelis Mar 16, 2022

Good ol' tonal stuff

As a retiree, I can do whatever I want. Although vandalizing a bus shelter still seems to be prohibited. But other than that, I live it up.

In the summer I started writing string quartets. Mostly because I was bored. I no longer teach (music theory an

Started by Rowy van Hest in The Art of Composition

12 Replies · Reply by Rowy van Hest Dec 9, 2021

Sigh no more, ladies

Sigh no more, ladies

Sigh no more, ladies, from Much Ado About Nothing, is one of Shakespeare's best known lyrics. I've adapted the music for this setting, with substantial revision, from a setting for soprano duet and piano by Charles Lincoln, 185

Started by Jon Corelis in Music Analysis and Critique

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Perpetuum mobile

Trying to take some advice to heart of those who mean well to me...

Here is a trio with a set of instruments you won't find together that often, or so I am told. It's a trio for oboe d'amore, F-horn and cello. Tempo: high. Name: Perpetuum mobile.

Hop

Started by Erwin van Delft in Music Analysis and Critique

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Nocturne No. 1

I have composed a nocturne for piano, flute, and cello. Thanks.

Nocturne No. 1

Started by Minseo Park in Music Analysis and Critique

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Unanswered Love

Just finished my first trio.

As most of you know, I am quite sensitive and therefor I have strong feelings easily. About a year ago, I met a young woman, who is now a good friend of mine, and vice versa. Over time, I got stronger feelings for her the

Started by Erwin van Delft in Music Analysis and Critique

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Hello people. My name is Igor Maliska and I love to compose soundtrack like musics.

Here is my playlist. I'm a composer, and the thing I like most is to show my work to others. I would like to spread my music, but not because I want to publicize and gain fame, but for you people criticize and spoke what you liked or not. Thank you.

Started by Igor Lima Correia Maliska in Music Analysis and Critique

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Solemnity for French Horn, Viola, Violoncello and Double Bass

How can I improve, expand upon and neaten this, as I may submit it to competitions or an undergrad program? Are the double stops on the bass playable? Thanks.

StaffPad Solemnity for Double Bass Violoncello Viola and Fre.pdf

solemnity quartet.mp3

Started by Hunter Bolton in Suggestions WantedOpen to Revision

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Aleksey Kovalenko - String Quartet №1 (live)

I. Moderato-Adagio-Allegro-Moderato
II. Allegro-Adagio
III. Lento
IV. Allegro
V. Allegro-Grave

Violin: Ekaterina Knyazeva

Violin: Ayshan Iskenderova

Viola: Nina Slunina

Cello: Julia Strekalovskaya

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Started by Алексей Коваленко in Music Analysis and Critique

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String Quartet (Bass, violoncello, viola, and violin)

"Strings Speak" was one of my first "completed" (I never added dynamics) compositions that I'm revisiting now. Will have sheet music Wednesday. I'm looking for suggestions for dynamics and what I should make arco (bowed) if any of it. Please let m

Started by Hunter Bolton in Music Analysis and Critique

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String Quartet No. 1 (Night Quartet)

This is my first String Quartet. Subtitled "Night Quartet," it began as a very short solo violin piece I'd written called "Night Sonata" which I expanded into a quartet (2 violins, viola and cello). The viola was the hardest to fit since I don't pl

Started by Kevin Keating in Music Analysis and Critique

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String Quartet No.2 - Andante in Am

This is my second string quartet. The style here is probably way outdated for most, but I like. Not too complicated, pretty simple, only a minute & a half. I've been playing the Canzonetta from Mendelssohn's Eb quartet so if it sounds similar that

Started by Kevin Keating in Music Analysis and Critique

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Lily Pads - Inspired by the Claude Monet

I made this song for fun, and later entered it in a contest for Sibelius. It's inspired by the oh-so-famous Claude Monet painting, Water Lilies. :) Sorry about the "Property of Rachelann" business, I wanted to make sure my work is safe from getting s

Started by Rachel Pappas in Music Analysis and Critique

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Andantino in A major Op.1

Andantino in A major Op.1 pdf

This is my Classical composition. It is a string quartet with piano. I was inspired by the Romantic era music that iv'e been listening to lately. The piece starts with a relatively thin texture and soon builds to a hug

Started by Tristan Noon in Music Analysis and Critique

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Fugue No. 1

Greetings!

I have composed 3 voice fugue for string trio: violin, viola, and cello.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3IgDNhcCBg

Thank you very much for listening!

Minseo Park

Fugue No 1_String Trio.wav

Started by Minseo Park in Music Analysis and Critique

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"Seven Brothers" for cello solo (2009)

Hi,

I would like to show you my piece for cello solo. It was performed in James MacMillan festival 2009. Performed by really great cellist Pei-Sian Ng.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy52MjHxvRg

regards

Mantas Savickis

Started by Mantas Savickis in Music Analysis and Critique

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One Eternal Dream

What begins as a soft and final rest turns into a tragedy of wrath. I wanted to create a song with a light side trying to stay awake while the violent side slowly takes over. I created some strange emotion in the song, and hopefully people will like

Started by Shade Levora in Music Analysis and Critique

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Painted Seasons for Solo Cello

Three English Airs For Flute And Cello

Rhododaktylos Eos for Solo Cello

Two Ancient Scottish Airs

Good ol' tonal stuff

Sigh no more, ladies

Perpetuum mobile

Nocturne No. 1

Unanswered Love

Hello people. My name is Igor Maliska and I love to compose soundtrack like musics.

Solemnity for French Horn, Viola, Violoncello and Double Bass

Aleksey Kovalenko - String Quartet №1 (live)

String Quartet (Bass, violoncello, viola, and violin)

String Quartet No. 1 (Night Quartet)

String Quartet No.2 - Andante in Am

Lily Pads - Inspired by the Claude Monet

Andantino in A major Op.1

Fugue No. 1

"Seven Brothers" for cello solo (2009)

One Eternal Dream

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