Chopstix

Scratch my name off the list.

Wow. I am in the wrong place.

Why?

I'm guessing that there is a limit of one submission per participant, right?

These dudes are amazing. That's all I have to say..... :happytears:

Well, I guess that leaves me time to work on it more......... Keep counting me in. :shiftyninja:

Too bad, everybody seems to be dropping out. :longface:

Search engine "Orchestration Techniques" I first found this: http://wiki.youngcomposers.com/Orchestration:_Techniques_of_Strings_-_Part_I And I really learned a lot from it. I searched the website a little more, clicked Home, and found myself here. :longface: By the way, is someone going to complete the orchestration techniques for all the instruments? I would really like to have that detail of orchestration for brass, woodwinds, etc.

Thanks. :innocent:

Yes, I was wondering that as well. Even though I've already written the entire arrangement.... :veryunsure:

Eh, why not. It's one of my favorite pieces.... Chop :w00t:

Well, I guess now is the time to post it. http://www.youngcomposers.com/music/3065/medal-of-honor-theme-arrangement-august-comp/

So, just to confirm the submission: Do you want us to upload it to the "Game and Film Music" category and say it's part of the contest?

Hey....people. :veryunsure: Not sure if this is an appropriate question to ask, but I figured someone might be able to help. I'm trying to find a composing/orchestration teacher or class in my area (Dallas,TX). Is there any advice from ya'll on where (or how) to look? I've searched on the Interwebs but haven't found anything yet. :headwall: Also, as a starving composer, what do ya'll think would be best? A private teacher, a master class, an online course??? Thanks for your help. Chop :w00t:

I would like to join in. I'm pretty new here, but I'll give it my best shot. :)