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Old May 2 2007, 7:59 AM

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Melody No. 27
Hey all,

Haven't posted a melody in a long time. This one I composed on the Violin before transcribing it. I hope you like it. Please arrange it for a string quintet, as that is what i am doing. I will post my arranged piece when I'm done.

Btw, I dedicate this melody to my beloved friend Frantz

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Pravin

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I've posted the NWC file as well because there are lots of dynamic markings etc. that I would love if you could keep in there. Also, if someone can tell me how to get the grace notes sounding more like grace notes that would be awesome.
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Old May 2 2007, 2:17 PM

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I had an hour to kill so i decided to give this a shot, i don't have the time to mark in all that it needs but the bulk of the idea is there.

I rather enjoyed this excersise you should post them more often.

Best of luck on your quintet, i'm assuming it's nowhere near my style but thats definately for the best. lol.
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Old May 2 2007, 8:19 PM

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Hey Hourglass,

This started out kind of what I was thinking, for like the first second hehe. Then your bi-tonal style took over. Very different to how I would have imagined it! But its kind of cool. Its like listening to some wedding music on acid, or a whacked scene from a horror movie or something lol. It was enjoyable to listen to. Thanks for posting!

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Pravin
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Musick resembles Poetry, in each
Are nameless Graces which no Methods teach,
And which a Master-Hand alone can reach.
If, where the Rules not far enough extend,
(Since Rules were made but to promote their End)
Some Lucky LICENCE answers to the full
Th' Intent propos'd, that Licence is a Rule."

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Old May 3 2007, 12:50 AM

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you are a gentleman dear Pravin!
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Old May 3 2007, 2:48 AM

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first attempt. needs some polishment..... later
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Old May 3 2007, 2:51 AM

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well i had to change some things in the structure, just adding some reprises
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Old May 3 2007, 3:27 AM

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Hey Hourglass,

This started out kind of what I was thinking, for like the first second hehe. Then your bi-tonal style took over. Very different to how I would have imagined it! But its kind of cool. Its like listening to some wedding music on acid, or a whacked scene from a horror movie or something lol. It was enjoyable to listen to. Thanks for posting!

Regards
Pravin
Thanks, I aim to deceive. lol.
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Old Jun 1 2007, 7:04 AM
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I'm working on this melody and I really like the way it's coming out.

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Old Jun 1 2007, 9:34 AM

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Oh nice! You took my melody, and turned it into Mozart I want to hear the rest of this, it would make a great piano concerto
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Musick resembles Poetry, in each
Are nameless Graces which no Methods teach,
And which a Master-Hand alone can reach.
If, where the Rules not far enough extend,
(Since Rules were made but to promote their End)
Some Lucky LICENCE answers to the full
Th' Intent propos'd, that Licence is a Rule."

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Old Jun 1 2007, 7:49 PM
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Here's the newly edited file. What do you think?

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