What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Film, Web, Choir, Small Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles
"There's no info on how to submit the entry. Can you help?"
"It's been a while. I need a fresh challenge for 2020. I'm in."
"I'm in."
"Thanks, Tyler. I think a little more attention to the dynamics and balance by the players would have helped that second movement. Thanks for your feedback. I really appreciate it.
-Rich"
-Rich"
"I like this piece, very imaginative. Like the harmonic language and melodies used. Its written very idiomatically for the instruments.
Only criticisms I have is that at times it can sound too busy, like at measure 30-ish in movement two. It gets…"
Only criticisms I have is that at times it can sound too busy, like at measure 30-ish in movement two. It gets…"
"Isn't Facebook for drivel? :)"
"Measure 100 is a dangerous pause. Expect premature applause. LOL. Again, you are quite the impressionist. I like all of this.
Awaiting movement 3.
-Rich Hill"
Awaiting movement 3.
-Rich Hill"
"Tyler,
I think this music very effectively paints the picture you are trying to portray. It's a great shape. I'm wondering if you could have notated it in a simple meter with the the phrasing occurring off the bar. I'm not sure what would be easier…"
I think this music very effectively paints the picture you are trying to portray. It's a great shape. I'm wondering if you could have notated it in a simple meter with the the phrasing occurring off the bar. I'm not sure what would be easier…"
"So this is what's become of Composers' Forum, eh?Imagine how much more music could be written in the time wasted typing back and forth on subjects that have little do with composing music."
"Yeah, whatever. 1400 years of islamic aggression. Fuck off."
"I'm very happy for you that you all the time in the world to expound at length.
"A defense of imperialism, old-style colonialism, capitalist exploitation of "the periphery," supplemented by a salutary series of bombing campaigns, or some or some…"
"A defense of imperialism, old-style colonialism, capitalist exploitation of "the periphery," supplemented by a salutary series of bombing campaigns, or some or some…"
""Then I think you partly answered your own question..."I think you're giving composers way too much credit for global relations.Someone like Stockhausen is firmly grounded in the Western Germanic tradition. Composers like this embrace their culture…"
"What do composers using foreign influences in their music have to do with West-East relations? There are some composers who are firmly grounded in their native cultures, some who make a display of their xenophilia and others that are somewhere in…"
"What's the matter? Mozart's rondo alla turca and the augmented 2nd isn't enough influence for you?
No, but seriously, the influence on some Western music thanks to the colonization of Spain, Portugal and the Balkans by the Muslims and the last 1400…"
No, but seriously, the influence on some Western music thanks to the colonization of Spain, Portugal and the Balkans by the Muslims and the last 1400…"
"Bob,I just didn't want to work in that bubble.
Rich Bob Porter said:
But doesn't part of the art for arts sake syndrome deal with there being no bad art?
" music, that exhibits an internal consistency and inner beauty that draws the listener to…"
Rich Bob Porter said:
But doesn't part of the art for arts sake syndrome deal with there being no bad art?
" music, that exhibits an internal consistency and inner beauty that draws the listener to…"
"This is exactly why I left academia. I wouldn't exactly say it's dying. The composers thriving are the ones writing interesting music that is also compelling to someone other than other composers."
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Welcome Richard, hope you enjoy the forum! I used to live in Ridley Park