What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Small Ensemble, Big Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles
"Paulo, thank you for your kind comment! I'll be back as soon as possible to listen to some of your music
Roberto"
Roberto"
"thank you, Gregor! I'm going to listen to your music as soon as possible, I'm right in the middle of an urgent commission now...
Roberto"
Roberto"
"Liked all of your tracks, specially the Prelude for orchestra ...
Roberto"
Roberto"
"very happy you joined, Charles! Excellent music! My kind"
"Really enjoyed this, Mike! What I find remarkable is the ability to sustain interest using just the white keys throughout the piece, very well done!
thanks for posting
Roberto"
thanks for posting
Roberto"
"Tombo Rombo said:That sounded cool Roberto! I think the hardest thing to do when writing atonal music is to bring it to a convincing close. A V-I cadence is sort of like "and they all lived happily ever after, the end." When you take that away you…"
"Greg Brus said:Roberto Soggetti said:point 2 is serial composing, but it took too long to write point 1 so I have to procrastinate it until next time! :)
I consider serialism to be kind of a science exercise rather than a technique composer could…"
I consider serialism to be kind of a science exercise rather than a technique composer could…"
"I would suggest two approaches:
1) get to know very well what jazz players call the "dimished scale". It's a scale built alternating a whole tone and a half tone. Oliver Messiaen classified it among his "limited transposition modes" in that it can…"
1) get to know very well what jazz players call the "dimished scale". It's a scale built alternating a whole tone and a half tone. Oliver Messiaen classified it among his "limited transposition modes" in that it can…"
"very nice music, Henri, considering your age it's not difficult to see that you have brilliant chances ahead...
on a side note, you have a great piano sound, may I ask you what piano is it? Real or sampled? Thanks for sharing,
Roberto"
on a side note, you have a great piano sound, may I ask you what piano is it? Real or sampled? Thanks for sharing,
Roberto"
"thanks James for the welcome! As soon as I learn how it works I'll upload some music for sure"
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Thank you for the kind comments.
I really enjoyed all of your music. "Ice on the Moon" is a particularly interesting piece, you did a nice job melding classical and jazz ideas and instruments together.
See you around the forum! -J
Nice to have you here. It would be great if you could load up some of your music on the player.
cheers
James