L.S Barros
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Hellloooo! This is my submission for the Landscapes competition. For my landscape i have chosen the Italian mountainous region of the Lombardy. The instrumentation is (supposed to be) 1 Cornetto and 3 Sackbuts, but there is also the possibility of other instruments like a consort of viols or a broken consort.LOB 64 Padovana et Gagliarda Detta la Lombarda.mp3 OBS: The original insturmentation is sadly not possible due to the fact that i dont have good enough virtual instruments that have a good sound, the only ones that i have are soundfonts that sound quite unrealistic and robotic...L.S Barros changed their profile photoEllooo! This is a very very simple and short passamezzo i made a while ago. The technique i used is pretty straightfoward, i used the passamezzo bass notes as pillars and in between free counterpoint. That way it doesnt sound so monotonous. And it allows for spicy imitations! Enjoy.Thanks for the comment! I used an Alto kalimba for this, thats the reason i composed in F minor actually because i saw the image of the range of the chromatic alto kalimba and its from F to F. I would post the score surely but its full of parallel octaves and fifths so i decided not to 😬 and also most of the violin parts are probrably unplayable with jumps larger than a 10th!Hello! This piece is dedicated to a friend of mine, he gave me the text and i quickly got working on it, i finished it in 1 day and im pretty proud of it. I tried to mimic the style of Orlando di Lasso a bit but it didn't quite work out the way i wanted, so i just decided to stick with my own style. Enjoi! Text: Corpus omne perseverare in statu suo quiescendi vel movendi uniformiter in directum, nisi quatenus illud a viribus impressis cogitur statum suum mutare.This sounds lovely! Great jobI made this very small renaissance motet for 4 voices, Cantus, Altus, Tenor and Bassus. However my stupid brain wrote the text wrong and instead of "Sicut LILIUM" it became "Sicut ILIUM", I only noticed it after finishing the motet! But besides that part everything is in accordance to what it should be. Enjoy! Text: Sicut [l]ilium inter spinas Sic amica mea inter filias
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