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Favorite film music tracks ???
Oooh I have a lot. Let me start with a very beautiful one by Michael Giacchino and orchestrator Tim Simonec I especially like the writing of the strings during the pizzicato section, and of course the flute's melody. Ratatouille has excellent music. It's interesting to see how Michael Giacchino had way more creative ideas in his early days
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Polyrhythm Trio
Got this idea the other day at the metro. I might expand it into a fully fledged piece Polyrhythm Trio.mp3 Polyrhythm Trio.pdf
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Fiddeou started following Tras La Cultura: String Quintet Radio Intro and Motet "Ave Maria" in F minor.
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Tras La Cultura: String Quintet Radio Intro
Ah, you'll love this, then: (It actually starts at sec. 40)
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Motet "Ave Maria" in F minor.
Oh God, It's absolutely mesmerizing
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Tras La Cultura: String Quintet Radio Intro
A little while ago, I was commissioned this (extremely) short piece to serve as an intro for a local radio program that talks about the artistic and cultural scene in my state (Veracruz, Mexico) Tras la Cultura.mp3 Tras La Cultura.pdf I am not very proud of the counterpoint in the dorian part, but overall, I liked how it turned out. I hope you like it too 🙂
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Gwendolyn Przyjazna started following Fiddeou
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A taste of Fulgurite – Electronic spaggheti western loop
It's intentional, though I admit it is quite clunky, my lack of expertise on EDM and that stuff meant that I didn't get the effect I wanted
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Is composition easy or hard? What's your weakness?
I struggle a lot when trying to compose for solo instrument
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Random improvisation on some quartal harmony and Dorian mode
Oh this is very nice
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A taste of Fulgurite – Electronic spaggheti western loop
A taste of fulgurite.mp3 I made this minute-long composition for a contest in which we had to make a loop for a hypothetical game set in a futuristic wild west (I didn't win, though)
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What do Y'all picture from this piece? ( The Introductory Piece of my " Hero's Journey Collection" )
Well it sounds very militaristic, and spanish
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The butterfly's wind
Wohow this is so nice!! I love the way you orchestrated this. And well, it's itself quite a lovely piece.
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Oh, Woe is me. My Heart doth Break: Live Performance
Ooof! it's very nice!
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Shower Thoughts — Invention for string quartet in idk what key
I (hope I) just finished my first ever string quartet! Shower Thoughts! Called that way because, around 7 months ago, on a nice sunday morning, I popped into the shower and this melodic line popped into my brain. It occurred to me that it would be fantastic if I turned it into a string quartet piece. Carried away, I outlined the structure of the piece while shampooing and rinsing, and as soon as I finished I ran over to the computer and started writing. Of course, the writing and composing itself wasn't so fast, because… because I got distracted by a lot of things 😐. At the time, I didn't have any intended inspiration, but in retrospective, I think I got quite influenced by Jean Rivier's first string quartet. I know, it's too short, but so are my showers, so… umm… yes. Anyway, I hope you like it!
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Lullaby in A Major for Celesta
This is very very nice! If I should give some feedback, it may be that the harmony at bars 17 to 19 is a little sloppy. Each of these are nice and interesting by themselves, but together they don't make a lot of sense. I think it boils down to that C natural in bar 18 not getting resolved. Anyway, I think it's quite a solid composition. Unrelated question: What do you do to embed youtube videos? (I'm very new to this forum) Saludos!
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Lost Mom
A couple of years ago, waiting for my dad at a car park, I came up with these funny lyrics. I didn't know how to harmonize it, until, two months ago, I sat on the piano and started jamming. One day, I woke up and decided to make a music video with more instruments, which I did that very evening. Here's the result: