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  1. Yes, I have issues with bipolar disorder. It typically manifests in longer depressive states than manic ones. I find that I do most of my best writing during those, whereas in the manic episodes my mind is too jumbled to come up with ideas. I’ve also noticed that when in those depressive periods, my music actually tends to be less dissonant. While I usually write more dissonant pieces when I’m feeling more normal.
  2. Welcome all. I'm back with more of Frank Bridge's "Fairy Tale". This movement was really fun to orchestrate! I thought tuba and contrabassoon would be good choices for an ogre. Hope you enjoy. Bridge - A Fairy Tale 2. The Ogre (orchestration) #14.mp3 Bridge - A Fairy Tale 2. The Ogre (orchestration) #14.pdf
  3. Hello! I present to you guys my Second Ballo Ongaro, for Strings, Basso continuo and Cornettos. The first Ballo Ongaro i made was roughly in the style of Danischer Simplicimus, wich has a collection of instrumental and vocal music that tries to mimic various styles around europe at his time (Even though most of them were not even close to what it actually sounded like). So in this one i decided to give it a bit of my own style, but still with some details from Simplicimus, wich are mainly the use of a lot of dotted note figures and short phrases. I hope you enjoy! LOB 114 Il Secondo Ballo Ongaro.mp3

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