Starting 2020 with a big announcement for all oriental music lovers across the globe!
My book "Longa & Sama'i with piano accompaniment" is finally ready!
Chosen pieces from the wide Arabic classical repertoire, in addition to some works of contemporary
music (66)
If you reside in the US, enter to win one of the 3 paperback copies of – book on musical time theory.
See details here:
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/191825-the-music-of-the-temporalists
If you already have the book, PLEASE SHARE the news wit
The organization I founded in 2007 promotes women composers. We have released six CDs of women's music. See them at http://wijsf.com/compcds.htm
My journey into music started at school but not what you would think, I went to a english roman catholic high school and music seemed to be the last thing anyone seemed to want to teach. All I can remember was the embarrassment of having to sing a l
Hi,
Tomorrow, April 1st, my book "The music of the Temporalists" (Kindle edition) will be available for free, here:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006FWZLSI/
The subject of the book is musical time theory.
I suggest that those interested read the Amazon revie
Hi, this is my first post, I'm music composition student. Hello everyone.
I'm searching for books about neoclassical music harmony. I know there are big differences for every neoclassical composer, but am trying to understand neoclassical music and wr
I've seen loads of amazing children prodigy videos on YouTube, all kinds of talents and all amazing on its own, but since I really love music I see musical talents in a different way. And today I came accross a 8-year old composer and I really like h
Beautiful orchestral Soundtrack
You can listen to it here: http://maryna-aksenov.bandcamp.com/album/rumpelstilzchen
This should be a rule!! Why only some of us follow this by heart??? :)
I hate the pace of speed this world is turning around ...
Although I haven't been living on this Earth for a very long period (it had just started actually) I've experienced and learned so much already and I'm learning each day. If I wouldn't want to
Ok, if you haven't seen this on youtube yet, you really have to! Plus, you get to refresh your memory on how music developed through time etc. You have to watch+listen to it! I think this guy rocks, the way he draw all those pictures. Of course there
I don't know if you've heard of this one, but during a music analysis class today my friend read it and I have to share it. How funny do you find this joke?
A 'C', an E-flat, and a 'G' go into a bar. The bartender says: "Sorry, but we don't serve mino
Even if you don't understand German, you'll get this one ...
Start watching from 6:30: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2-9UrIqkGg
Enjoy :)
I have been playing with vocal harmonies on this song,
Music is made in Reason and Record. melody, arrangement is made by me aswell. Hope you like it :)
Shady Grove, my little love,
Shady Grove I say,
Shady Grove, my little love,
I'm bound to go away.
I fell in love with this old American folk song many years ago, in a version by Clarence Ashley, I think. Or maybe Pete Steele. And while still in my early
I think this vocal group did an amazing job, that's why I am sharing this with you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lExW80sXsHs
I will post something I worked on a little last week. Is an attempt on a Orchestral song.
I am quite happy with it, But I reckon is many things that could be done to make it even better.
I was first and formost making the song to a friend, that needed
This is an attempt on a instrumental song.. I wanted to make it very atmospheric and relaxing. So one can have it on as background music 
I did played around with different sounds. It might be to boring? Or perhaps the music sounds makes it messy.. N
I have no gone back to what I feel most comfortable with: Experimenting with sounds, and ballades. I have played around with choir. I also need to work a little more with the ending.
As always I use Propellerheads: Reason to make the arrangement, mixi
