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  1. Churchcantor
    Danke, Henry!
  2. Churchcantor
    I still think it's the best piano piece I ever wrote, in 38 years. I am 56. When are they going to kick me off this site for not being a "Young Composer?" Young at heart, I guess.
  3. Churchcantor
    Henry, you may play this piece with the repeats or not, but I do think it is more temporarily balanced WITH the repeats.
  4. Churchcantor started following Rhapsody for Symphony Orchestra , Exercise in Heavily Modulatory Music , Schumann orchestration (Child Falling Asleep) and 4 others
  5. Churchcantor
    Let it come naturally. "When the gentlemen can think of nothing else to say, and can go no further, they swiftly call in a diminished seventh chord, and their troubles are soon ended." Beethoven.
  6. Churchcantor
    ...or a better singer!
  7. Churchcantor
    Orchestrate this:
  8. Churchcantor
    Schumann orchestration? Contrary to legend, Schumann was not a bad orchestrator. Workaday, like Brahms. Not a colorist like Mahler, Ravel, let's see...Rimsky -Korsakov? Just keep working, but only when you feel like it. That would be my advice, and it is what I do. Great exercise to orchestrate a Schumann piano piece, and piano music in general is hard to orchestrate.
  9. Churchcantor
    Very good! Make a symphony out of the thing!
  10. Churchcantor
    Only Weber could write for clarinet. A bit of late Mozart and Brahms. Carry on!
  11. Churchcantor
    The Abduction of the Coyote? Reminds me of the PDQ Bach parody of Mozart operas, The Abduction of Figaro!
  12. Churchcantor
    Well, you might not want to hear my WW Qt movement from college, but I could revisit the form; perhaps add a guitar...
  13. Churchcantor
    BTW, this is not a Rhapsody for orchestra, but the first movement of a symphony. Read it and weep, but I know.
  14. Churchcantor
    You certainly like your Mahler! One can learn orchestration from that guy by only listening and studying the score! It's how I learned, not from College Orchestration Class.
  15. Churchcantor
    Where did you study? This is good.
  16. Churchcantor
    I can tell from the introduction alone that this will be good. Grabs me, and I will keep listening!
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