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"Hi Gav, thank you for your kind review!
All the best,
Gene"
All the best,
Gene"
"I find this pleasant! Thanks for sharing"
"Hey Michael, sorry it took me a while to respond. Went on a little vacation, and now getting caught up. I wrote the melody some years back and intended on making it a vocal, but just couldn't come up with something I was happy with. I recently…"
"Gene, is this meant to be film music? It sort of has that feel. As I have noted before, in postings here that are not done with the best technology (and I don't mean to suggest that mine is anywhere near where it should be), I always imagine how it…"
"Hey Tyler, I found these memorizing and a little haunting in the piano part. The vocalist was superb. Good job!
Gene"
Gene"
"Thanks Fredrick for your kind feedback! Yes I could have probably gone either way with intro or not. Flip of the coin! LOL
Thanks again,
Gene"
Thanks again,
Gene"
"Nick, There may be an audience for music like this, but I have to assume a very narrow one. I could not pick up on the motiff. There seems to be too much jumping around from idea to idea and nothing that connects them together. Too many time…"
"Bob, I would be glad to send it to you. How do I use private e-mail on this site?
Gene"
Gene"
"Sibelius 7"
"Tom, you could abruptly bring the last section of ostinatos to a halt, contrast it with a quieter section for 8 bars with either high woodwinds or a F horn(s) in the upper register, then build back to the intensity of the ostinato from first…"
"Lawrence, overall I enjoyed the piece. Nice phrasing and overlap of different instruments to carry the melody. Only suggestion I can think of to offer some contrast would be to incorporate an Oboe or English Horn solo (for just a few bars)…"
"Hey Lawrence,
Tijuana or bust! LoL! Your perception on the structure of the piece is right on. Also, I wanted to make sure I gave the Castanet player something to do and not fall asleep! I greatly appreciate your comments.
Take care,
Gene
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Tijuana or bust! LoL! Your perception on the structure of the piece is right on. Also, I wanted to make sure I gave the Castanet player something to do and not fall asleep! I greatly appreciate your comments.
Take care,
Gene
"
"Gene,
The piece gets better as it goes on. I hear three sections, the opening matador section, the Spanish dance, then a combination of the two at the end. I thought you over did the castenet sounding thing at the beginning. This makes me…"
The piece gets better as it goes on. I hear three sections, the opening matador section, the Spanish dance, then a combination of the two at the end. I thought you over did the castenet sounding thing at the beginning. This makes me…"
"Hey Bob,
Actually, I'm not a keyboard player! I do use the keyboard to work out melodic lines and block chord progressions to get ideas on paper the old fashioned way. I then use Sibelius to begin laying out the score notation. I actually wrote…"
Actually, I'm not a keyboard player! I do use the keyboard to work out melodic lines and block chord progressions to get ideas on paper the old fashioned way. I then use Sibelius to begin laying out the score notation. I actually wrote…"
"O.K., let's try this again!
I wrote this Spanish piece called El Matador Mas Grande (The greatest Matador) for Symphonic orchestra and solo Bb Trumpet. It was inspired by the story of Manolete, considered the greatest Matador of all time. He…"
I wrote this Spanish piece called El Matador Mas Grande (The greatest Matador) for Symphonic orchestra and solo Bb Trumpet. It was inspired by the story of Manolete, considered the greatest Matador of all time. He…"
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