What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Small Ensemble
"Yes, if the question is amended to "Can you tell which is which? Live PIANO performance or artificial?" Olmn said:
For some people, that's the whole point under discussion.
Practically NO ONE can tell the difference.
If you say, you can't tell…"
For some people, that's the whole point under discussion.
Practically NO ONE can tell the difference.
If you say, you can't tell…"
"O., I can't tell which of these files were recorded with microphones and which were artificially produced. For me, piano is unique in the way its sound lends itself to artificial reproduction. Olmn said:
I'm glad you enjoyed them. If you…"
I'm glad you enjoyed them. If you…"
"O., I listened to each sample file and enjoyed them all. In my listening experience piano is the hardest instrument to differentiate between an acoustic source and an artificial one (given that the artificial is well executed, as here).
That…"
That…"
"Ian, this may or may not apply to your situation. I had a classical radio station respond really well to a CD of mine that was sent to them by a concert series I was performing in as part of a promo package sent out widely in the area. This was…"
"I'm late to the fireworks party, sadly. I just listened to There Will Never Again Be Night, Mariza, and it's captivating. It's the playing as much as the piece itself. I like what Bob said regarding your "depth of understanding" in the post…"
"Thanks for the score to 2 Allegro, Roman. I look forward to playing through it this coming week. "
"Mr. O., I can only imagine that Baltasar G. would like the brevity of that. O. Olmnilnlolm said:
Am in iPad now Only short msgs Ther is no problem with chromaticism No inherent advantage to tonality"
Am in iPad now Only short msgs Ther is no problem with chromaticism No inherent advantage to tonality"
"Wes, I enjoyed this very much. It has a delicate, sincere and expressive feel. I like the simplicity of it. The placement of the ornaments in the upper voice was quite well done. This is the kind of piece that would benefit, re how it comes…"
"Hi Roman. I'd love to get a copy of the score of 2 Allegro to do a guitar ensemble recording of it. Any chance you have it in pdf form?"
"I hear you, Gav.
I often wonder what it was like to be a kithara or lyre player in ancient Greece. ...where there were no expectations based on music's history, just emotional and intellectual response from listeners based on the artistic moment. …"
I often wonder what it was like to be a kithara or lyre player in ancient Greece. ...where there were no expectations based on music's history, just emotional and intellectual response from listeners based on the artistic moment. …"
"I listened to Rain. Energetic, smart... and a witty ending. As a guitarist, I'm imagining how good it would sound as a guitar trio. "
"Stephen, that was quite fine. Stephen Lines said:
Well, having been told not to burn this piano piece and having promised to orchestrate it, here she blows in full orchestral splendour. Hopefully nobody will consider I've made a pig's ear of it -…"
Well, having been told not to burn this piano piece and having promised to orchestrate it, here she blows in full orchestral splendour. Hopefully nobody will consider I've made a pig's ear of it -…"
"Nice work, Son-of-Mariza! My second viewing of it was in slow motion so I could see the individual drawings clearly in sequence."
"Fumble typing... iv7, not vi7"
"I agree about the vi7 but it wasn't just the harmony at m.17 that caught me. It was also (more-so) the way the horn was set in the mix and the sudden, and perfectly balanced, dynamic shift behind it. Rodney Carlyle Money said:
Aww yes, behold…"
Aww yes, behold…"
"I like the ideas in it. Measures 55-62 added a nice and, to my ear, welcome contrast. "
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2Allegro.pdf Hi Tim ! I'm glad that you're interested. pdf score are there. but I do not know how to write music for the guitar. so that simply written in four staves. I think three is enough . You can change and adapt this to the guitar.
Roman
Tim, thanks for the comment. I think the trio would sound interesting. 2 allegro written for four guitars. Is it convenient to play a guitarist?
Thank you, Tim, for your comment on The Llittle Prelude. And sorry if you get 2 responses from me (as I'm not sure it went through the first time around). I will post it to the "music analysis and critique" forum a little later. Best!
Mariza
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