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"Greetings,
So here is where my piece, Kenoo, came from: As an Episcopal Priest sometimes I have to attend to a death. Recently I sat with a family as they removed a loved from life support. I was reflecting on that experience and originally…"
So here is where my piece, Kenoo, came from: As an Episcopal Priest sometimes I have to attend to a death. Recently I sat with a family as they removed a loved from life support. I was reflecting on that experience and originally…"
"Onidib raises a great question. I will wait for some else to reply, then I will be glad to relay what I was thinking while I was writing it.
God's Peace,
Jason+"
God's Peace,
Jason+"
"Greetings,
Congrats to the winner! Nice piece with, like Ondib said, has an inventive coda that takes some interesting harmonic turns.
God's Peace,
Jason+"
Congrats to the winner! Nice piece with, like Ondib said, has an inventive coda that takes some interesting harmonic turns.
God's Peace,
Jason+"
"I did write Kenoo, and it is original material. I put Issac Liam on the score as a pseudonym. It is my son's name and I often use it as pseudonym for contests that require it. Sorry for any confusion.
God's Peace,
Jason+"
God's Peace,
Jason+"
"Nice peace, and some of my favorite Easter Hymns.
God's Peace,
Father Jason+"
God's Peace,
Father Jason+"
"I like Kent Kennan's text Counterpoint. It's not too thick, but very solid. His Trumpet Sonata is a great mid 20th Century Sonata as well. Plus, you can't go wrong studying Mahler's scores over and over. I would start with the fourth movement of his…"
"I would voice the last chord vl1 = 3rd space c, vl2 = second line g, viola = fourth line e on alto clef, cello = low c as you have it. I am missing hearing the third of the chord. In a piece written so solidly in C I want to hear a full C major…"
"Greetings,
Thanks so much for facilitating the romantic music competition. Could I get the email to submit my piece. Again thanks for your time and effort.
God's Peace,
Father Jason Emerson+"
Thanks so much for facilitating the romantic music competition. Could I get the email to submit my piece. Again thanks for your time and effort.
God's Peace,
Father Jason Emerson+"
"Greetings, I have my piece ready to submit. Do I post it here, or somewhere else?"
"Some harmonies are so warm and really nicely put together-I really like them, but have to agree with Jon a bit- I like silences at the beginning, maybe later when you're doing unisons it would be better if you'd develope that and add like some kindo…"
"Greetings,
I get your comments and you are dead on about why the choirs decided not to do this piece. This is a fairly short piece and I do change character and mood through out it, because the text does as well. The psalm is only 6 verses but it…"
I get your comments and you are dead on about why the choirs decided not to do this piece. This is a fairly short piece and I do change character and mood through out it, because the text does as well. The psalm is only 6 verses but it…"
"Fr. Emerson:
This is a fine piece - a very modern setting and evocative of the text. I think we need church music that is both contemporary and dignified - and this is the case here.That said, I sing in a church choir of middling ability so here is…"
This is a fine piece - a very modern setting and evocative of the text. I think we need church music that is both contemporary and dignified - and this is the case here.That said, I sing in a church choir of middling ability so here is…"
"Greetings,
I don't have any suggestions about suspended cymbals or anything. However, I think you could do some cool stuff with timpani at the beginning doubling the high brass ostinato rhythm. Also, you could think about some big gong splash…"
I don't have any suggestions about suspended cymbals or anything. However, I think you could do some cool stuff with timpani at the beginning doubling the high brass ostinato rhythm. Also, you could think about some big gong splash…"
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There should be an ossia measure function you can use. I haven't used in over 12 years but it's there."
There should be an ossia measure function you can use. I haven't used in over 12 years but it's there."
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