"Great composition. A pleasure to my ears. Maybe that three chords repeats a little bit to much. Ending is nice. Good idea by Coston below.
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Kjell"
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A new folkish format for me
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kjell Prytz Oct 3. 7 Replies 1 Like
This is the format with which folklore is often performed. I had a few themes in my head when I arrived to medieval Croatian town Porec. There in the alleys I frequently could hear wonderful folk…Continue
Woodwind quintet again
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kjell Prytz Sep 10. 7 Replies 1 Like
Please find here my second piece for woodwind quintet, still in the learning phase of this setting. It is lively and happy with a slow singable intermezzo in between. The themes were developed on…Continue
Mother Earth - A True Story
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bob Porter Aug 10. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Greetings Everybody,this tune I characterize as a symphonic poem. It is inspired by the scientific story of the creation and the evolution of Earth. There is a youtube video associated with the music…Continue
Piano Quartet Oceans of Time
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kjell Prytz Jul 26. 8 Replies 3 Likes
This piece is based on themes related to Scandinavian folklore which usually are slow and sentimental. The form is variations of two themes basically contrasting each other.It is rather simply…Continue
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Kjell Prytz replied to Joel's discussion Asthmatic Goose in Curved Air"Amazing how much richness less than a minute may contain. Very well done.
Kjell"
Kjell Prytz replied to Art Lowell's discussion My Animal Song."Lovely music, expressive and descriptive in all its beauty. Orchestration just perfect, I have to learn this.
Congrats to you Art
Kjell"
Kjell Prytz replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me"Thank you Bob for your pleasant and inspiring comment. "
Bob Morabito replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me"Very pretty, charming and quaint music..very evocative of a visit to an old town, and enjoyable in all ways.
Thanks so much for sharing.
PS Very interesting about the Beethoven!
Bob https://soundcloud.com/bob-morabito"
Saul Dzorelashvili replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me"Thanks for the clarification,
Regards"
Kjell Prytz replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me"Hi Saul and thanks for your comment. Indeed, Beethoven is the inspiration here as I write in the description of the piece on Soundcloud. and also indicate in the intro here. And actually not only 7th symphony but also piano sonata nr 8 (Midnight…"
Kjell Prytz replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me"Thanks for your comment Gav. It gives me a new interesting perspective of the piece. Nice and valuable to receive that.
Kjell"
Saul Dzorelashvili replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me"Hi,
Your piece sounds very much like Beethoven's Middle movement of his 7th Symphony.
I'm that it was unintentional. But the themes are almost identical."
Gav Brown replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion A new folkish format for me""Hi Kjell, As with other things I have heard from you, I hear an atavistic quality, a harkening back. I certainly hear what you describe in your post and maybe even a reaching further back to the time of the ancients (the Greeks?). As…"
Kjell Prytz posted a discussionA new folkish format for me
This is the format with which folklore is often performed. I had a few themes in my head when I arrived to medieval Croatian town Porec. There in the alleys I frequently could hear wonderful folk songs giving a large impression on me. And I realized it was worth a try to arrange"my" themes accordingly. However "my" in quotation mark since the starting themes are influenced by others as you can hear if you take a listen.All the best,Kjell…See More
Kjell Prytz replied to Brandon Schwab's discussion An Irish proverb I - Brandon Schwab Feedback Appreciated!"Lovely orchestral work. Nice bass rhythm. I appreciate that resolution appearing at 1:50 forming a nice complementary contrast, an effect I search myself when composing.
Thank you Brandon.
Kjell"
Kjell Prytz replied to Daniel Krausz's discussion First post - New Orchestral Piece"Hi Dan,
from my amateur perspective it is certainly an impressive and professional soundtrack production, as expected from a professional. Feels like the events on the screen passes by rapidly.
Sound quality is high, just at the level for a real…"
Kjell Prytz replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion Woodwind quintet again"Thank you very much Gav for your feedback. And yes, the ending is so important I agree. I did think about it and thought it was a nice idea to end exactly as it starts. But when I listen to it further more maybe I should have built more upon the new…"
Gav Brown replied to Kjell Prytz's discussion Woodwind quintet again"Hi Kjell, I think you achieved your goal here, the instrumentation seems right on for the idea of birds, the melody is memorable, and it is well executed. The only thing I thought could be better is that the ending is rather abrupt, would have liked…"
Kjell Prytz replied to Gav Brown's discussion Mystique for Handbells"This is so brave, truly amazing. Quite an appealing atmosphere. It would be a tremendous experience to see this performed live."
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