Green Grass

This was my first song for band. I've used it in all my short-movies (you can imagine how my classmates are bored ).

http://koti.mbnet.fi/sakvaka/Skulku2_VSC3.mp3

Originally Posted by sakvaka

This was my first song for band. I've used it in all my short-movies (you can imagine how my classmates are bored ).

http://koti.mbnet.fi/sakvaka/Skulku2_VSC3.mp3

I usually put my Bouree on my films. well I will comment when it finishes downloading.

...Skull... I thought it was exiting. its fun but not exiting. there is some awkward parts in there. really short, would not sell well. keep working on it. I hope to see a score soon, and I will go more in depth. I will email some composers "John Edmondson, Anne McGinty, Leroy Osmon, and Bruce R. Smith from BRS Music (publishing co. (not mine))" I will then post what they said in another reply. 1 week they will be posted...that is how long they take to answer emails.

Here is a lead sheet. The second chorus is solo.

The melody can also be played with clarinet...

When I downloaded it, it said Skull...Although its Green Grass...I still think the same though, but the title changed it all, Green Grass is not exiting... (literally). Your piece is better...

Nice piece... Maybe you need a better sampler? It sounds like MIDI. I've got EWQL Colossus and it's GREAT

Originally Posted by RM Clarinet

When I downloaded it, it said Skull...Although its Green Grass...I still think the same though, but the title changed it all, Green Grass is not exiting... (literally). Your piece is better...

No, it wasn't Skull, but Skulku (my abbreviation of Sointukulku. In finnish it means chord progression).

What we've just learned? Never trust file names.

Originally Posted by sakvaka

This was my first song for band. I've used it in all my short-movies (you can imagine how my classmates are bored ).

http://koti.mbnet.fi/sakvaka/Skulku2_VSC3.mp3

sakvaka, I think that that was pretty good although in my opinion you could have added in a bit more auxiliary percussion into the background. great job though.

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