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  1. Uhor
    Lovely and simple
  2. Uhor

    night tune

    Uhor replied to semotivo's topic in Chamber Music

    Sounds great at least for as much as what the title suggests. Jewish influence?
  3. Uhor
    @PeterthePapercomPoser Thank you for taking your time and that fantastic review!
  4. Uhor
    Very NeoBaroque.
  5. Uhor
    Reminds me of Pärt's Cantus in Memoriam of Benjamin Britten, only that it ascends instead. Please consider adding metallic percussion for punctuation and/or harp for arpeggios too.
  6. Uhor
    I cannot help not hear the Dvorak in this.
  7. Uhor
    It took me days and hours but this poem is finally presentable. It's meant for a virtual orchestra, because its so huge. The literal poetic guide is in the description of the video, though it was written after-the-fact.
  8. Uhor
    The atmosphere is ripe. I cannot say no to bells. I expect further developments for the better as suggested above.
  9. Uhor
    Congrats! A bit like "If Sibelius had counterpoint chops".
  10. Uhor
    Nice, if it were titled "Village Scenes" I'd believe it. Incidentally, there is a very good Bartok piece with that name you might want to check.
  11. Uhor
    Immediate like. Consider adding Canteloube (or very early Berio) to your list if you ever compose a folk song suite or something of the like.
  12. Uhor
    I really like when the intimate aspect of Debussy is the essential component. No the bloated thing in the recent famous orchestrations just mentioned above. Bravo!
  13. Uhor
    Very colourful and apt. It's a shame the audio quality is bad.
  14. Uhor
    I'm a fan of the quiet bits too. For an entire course on how to incorporate both calm and disruptive writing there's Boulez's Notations for Orchestra VII, I highly recommend it.
  15. Uhor
    I'm enjoying it quite a bit. I hear early John Adams.
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