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| VicDiesel said 365 days ago (September 24th, 2017) | |
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Recordering Well, at a good 8 minutes times 12 that comes to about 2 hours. A little more because a couple of parts took more than one attempt. But basically three nights, a good hour per session. Of course that was after I first wrote out the whole score, which I did over a good weekend. Arranging a piece doesn't take that long, since all the material already exists. You just need to reassign the notes. Check out my latest song called Nighthawks
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| Daugrin said 364 days ago (September 24th, 2017) | |
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Recorder Orchestra How outstanding! The effort that this must take, overwhelming beauty, that appears to be off the cuff and loose as a goose, the wonderful dissonance on this track is a testament to great writing! That you for for posting your material here, you keep the bar so high! Daug Check out my latest song called canis et in cathedra inanis
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| VicDiesel said 364 days ago (September 24th, 2017) | |
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Dissonance I take it you spotted the jazz #9 chords towards the end where I was getting bored? Check out my latest song called Nighthawks
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| awigze said 363 days ago (September 25th, 2017) | |
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The Bells of St. Genevieve Elegant and true. I detect about 5 voices - am I wrong? tell me more. Check out my latest song called If You Can Hang On by Outtaorbit
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| VicDiesel said 363 days ago (September 25th, 2017) | |
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Five It is hard to hear how many voices are in such a polyphonic texture. Listening for alternating subgroups should give you some indication. It's 12. Sopranino, two sopranos/altos/tenors/basses/great basses, and one contra bass. Check out my latest song called Nighthawks
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| sammydix said 363 days ago (September 25th, 2017) | |
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A trip back in time. This chock full of one of the element I notice most in classical flavored music: the dynamics between notes or phrases. Check out my latest song called Every Man has a Woman Who Loves Him
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| Warren Smith said 362 days ago (September 26th, 2017) | |
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Night Owl Now we know how you spend your nights : ) Oddly, I almost never record anything at night. I generally write and record music in the morning, usually after starting the day with a cup of coffee. Maybe because that is when my energy levels are at their highest? This piece is delightful. So many voices - so much going on. It's going to require multiple listenings to maximize its enjoyment. Check out my latest song called Poor Richard
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| DWL said 362 days ago (September 26th, 2017) | |
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Love!y piece Vic Those interweaving patterns sound wonderful. Shows what can be done with recorders. Cheers Dick Check out my latest song called Holy Ghost
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| PeterB7858 said 337 days ago (October 22nd, 2017) | |
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Sonnerie de Ste Genevieve Peaceful and plaintive at the same time. Lovely work. Such a mellifluous piece. Weft and warp. Impressive. Thanks, Vic. Check out my latest song called The Parting Of The Ways
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jeez... you are a one man orchestra! amazing work Victor.
I'm curious, how long did it take you to record this composition?