Johann15
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Very interesting topic Well, here's my list: Bruckner's 7th Symphony Dvorak's 9th Symphony Bach's Fugue in A Minor, BWV 543 Brahms's 3rd Symphony "Caccini's 'Ave Maria'" by Vladimir Vavilov
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If I were to write, say, a duet for Flute and oboe, over string tremolo, I would write high for the flute, and mid to low for the oboe? And the clarinet can be low and powerful like a bassoon, high and fluttery like a flute, but it's best for mid range in solos? Also, can I think of the wood winds as the "infantry" of my orchestral "army"?
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Have you written for orchestra ? Kinda (I very recently made a pitiful attempt at a symphony). How do you feel about writing for orchestra ? looks very difficult, confusing, nah looks easy ... ? Looks beyond difficult, to the point of pain and frustration. You feel you don't know how to start ?, how to use instruments ? I start very similar in all my attempts (timpani intro, brass, etc.); I have absolutely no clue on how to use woodwinds, but I (at least, I think) am fairly capable of using strings and brass (and timpani). You feel you do know the instruments and stuff just you haven't written anything yet ? I feel I know how each instrument should behave with the rest of the orchestra, but, those ideas get lost in translation. What kind of Orchestral music you like ? and would like to sound like that ? Virtually all (tonal) types (like, I love the booming orchestral scores like Brahms's 3rd mvt 1, and the quite serene scores like Mahler's Adigietto); I would love to sound like that. Do you have orchestral scores ? Have you studied them ? No; I've glanced over a few scores online, but nothing extensive.
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I'll join the First Quartet (If you don't mind).