What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Film, Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Big Ensemble, Contemporary Ensembles
"This was interesting and fun to listen to!"
"I like all of them, especially the second one! :)"
"I like the melodies you use in it!"
"I like it. To me it's like a kind of mini sonata."
"I agree with Tyler totally: This is just great!"
"Now that's better! and i just love the laughing parts! :D"
"Also, i see in the score that you call for laughing. Creative!"
"Ooh, i like it. It's sounds like a cross between hard rock and metal, and all that's missing is the scream! :D"
"The competition is still going? guess I'll vote for no. 1 :D"
"I wonder, we all have different orchestration techniques.
You give the melody to the violins, flutes and bassoon, where me personally would give the melody to the oboe or clarinet doubled by violins, or Quinn (let's say) gives the melody to the…"
You give the melody to the violins, flutes and bassoon, where me personally would give the melody to the oboe or clarinet doubled by violins, or Quinn (let's say) gives the melody to the…"
"That's nice, it's kinda serene and calm. Who's singing it?"
"This is a great idea!
It could be big in the coming years! :)"
It could be big in the coming years! :)"
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Your second symphony is memorable. Its comical childlike nature inspires a sense of hopefulness and happiness. Do the idiomatic orchestral lines come natural or is it a product of studies?
Aside from lacking a comprehensive knowledge of orchestral blending and practical instrumental limitations, which can lead to unbalanced orchestral works, your symphonies are quite refreshing. I believe you've got a major rather than minor career in music in the near future.
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