Churchcantor

Honestly, I do not know what exactly you are talking about. Time to sell the forum, if you yourself do not know what you are doing?🤣

I am just not going to understand your very ANAL of a way you manage your forum, Peter Paper, and you are a competent composer, but I just say what I mean, no narrative to fit.

Anyway, I think this piece I wrote more than half my life ago has some legs. Too much dissonance for my old age...😉

Cool! Actually, had forgotten for a while that I posted this thread and did repost the quartet in a thread that got some views...in 38 years, and about five attempts, my closest thing to a string quartet! The bowings, dynamics, and expression markings are in the paper manuscript. This was written in a garage smoking a pipe, with a cd box set of Mozart quartets and the score at hand. I can see why some might not like the sudden transitions, but I guess I just wanted that first movement to be peripatetic. The work could be considered overscored! I'm not revising it 16 years later. I don't mind if the quad chords are rolled and rough! Posted in the other thread for this piece: I have a kind of personal "program" for the first and second movements, that I came up with long after the quartet was written! The first movement is a conversation between me and Dmitri Shostakovich, with Beethoven and Brahms politely listening, and Antonin Dvorak keeps bursting in the door drunk, whistling his latest theme! The second movement, Courante and Fugue, is even funnier: the Courante sounds to me like the barrel organ is out of tune at the carnival, and the fugue sounds as if Beethoven, whilst sketching out a fugal section in his late quartets, was even drunker than usual...

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Very nice, and I love the "classic" look of your manuscript!

Well, I didn't write this directly into Noteflight, though I can do that now but only with a piano piece, but Three Roads was written on paper, May 8-12 1999, I actually dated the manuscript. This is a classical guitar part even though it is played on an electric; chord indications and tab are not standard in classical guitar published music. This is a chromatic and harmonically adventurous piece, it was just the poem, really, I wasn't always writing like that in 1999!

scraggy!!!🤣

Anyway, going to smoke more MARIJUANA, that DEVIL-WEED, and if you don't like it, Auf Wiedersehen!🤑

Well, that is fake s*it. She had some aspirations towards composition, but just stole Chopin.

Look them up, the rich and naughty Rothschilds!

Well, that first famous one, Arnold? Forget the name of that Rothschild, but funded both sides of the Napoleonic Wars, and somehow, made some money off of that.

NEVER! NIE! GOTT VERDAMMNT! Never. I have enough money to live frugally for the rest of my life, no Cadillac, and as an occasional treat will buy Savory & James Medium Amontillado Sherry, 20% Alcohol, and... I had Mouton Rothschild once. It was 1971, considered a bad vintage, and cost me $120 for the bottle in 2002 or so. It was so good I didn't care about the buzz and just sipped it slowly, but still not worth $120.

Just the truth! So what; some people survive gunshot wounds. I'm chill, drinking cheep beer rather slowly! I'm cool, and maybe should pack another bowl of this very nice high THC pot!

YES! Heard this by me? Recent, this past December. Quartet In A Major For Guitar And Strings-3 Free Sheet Music by Robert C. Fox for Various Instruments | Noteflight