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"There also isn't much in the way of discussions about composition, it's mostly just questions about using MuseScore or just brief comments of the "oh that's nice" nature and then you just move on. Doesn't feel like a discussion about orchestration…"
"There's a fair bit of postings in the Musescore forums, but most of it isn't composition-related. Also, I don't use Musescore so I don't really feel like I'd belong there anyway."
"There used to be quite a few of them, but this was one of the most active before its previous maintainer threw in the towel and it went offline for about a month or two. By the time Kris noticed that it had gone offline, most of the previous…"
"So there has been no reply from Kris at all, all this time?"
"A fugue! I feel like I'm obligated to respond 😅 Maybe later when I get some free time."
"I have to confess ignorance of Faure; the only pieces I have heard of his are an orchestral overture of his, and the Romance op.28. So I don't really have much to go on in terms of a point of comparison.
Which Faure pieces would you recommend to…"
Which Faure pieces would you recommend to…"
"Well, "pining for the fjords" is a Monty Python reference for being actually dead. :D But since there has been some activity as of late, it looks like it hasn't quite reached the fjords yet. :D
Now if I had been a little more clever, I'd have said…"
Now if I had been a little more clever, I'd have said…"
"Apparently this forum hasn't reached the fjords yet in spite of much pining. ;)
I listened to this piano quintet no.2 all the way through. To my classically-biased ears, it sounds like a paradoxical juxtaposition of the lyrical and the grotesque,…"
I listened to this piano quintet no.2 all the way through. To my classically-biased ears, it sounds like a paradoxical juxtaposition of the lyrical and the grotesque,…"
"I actually don't enjoy listening to Baroque music very much, in spite of my reputation around here of being a fugologist. The only Baroque music I really like are some of Bach's fugues from WTC I & II. I actually prefer Beethovenian-style music…"
"I regret ever participating in this thread, and probably will regret writing this as well, but this is exactly the kind of spat that brought down the old forum. Members have disagreements, fine, we're all human. But then disagreement devolved into…"
"I wrote a lengthy reply a day or two ago that I subsequently deleted. But in a nutshell, I'm still here on this forum because, being a closet composer for decades, I had reached the point where I simply couldn't hold it in anymore -- I needed…"
"We've had that issue since the times of the old forum. Many more members signed up than actively participated. In fact, this seems to be a common trend in online forums."
"I've been busy with things other than music, sadly to say. Hence the silence. I do have a WIP fugue but haven't been able to work on it much. Well actually, I have several WIP fugues, but most of them are on the backburner at the moment. This one…"
"I don't consider my fugues to be that predictable. I do take a rather liberal approach to fugue; I can't stand the monotonous I-V-I-V structure of the strict interpretation of fugue, for example. So I often have strange modulations going off already…"
"Thanks for sharing your methods. It's interesting that I also compose in a similar way: while I often have a vague idea where I plan for the music to go, there's no concrete plan in the sense that in 16 or 32 bars I must be at a certain place, or it…"
"Or it could be simply the result of the orchestrator being a big Beethoven fan, which is then reflected in his orchestration of the material."
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