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A short song I wrote in two days. Do you guys have any critique on any "breathing issues" that may arise? Also do you think it ends too abruptly, or is it okay for a short piece? Though it's mostly classical, do tell me if it works in your opinion. Note: I usually sing my own songs if I can--but this one was way too difficult for my cigarette-smoking, untrained throat to handle XD. So I used an AI-based vocaloid sort of. (Yeah, I kind of feel guilty for using an AI vocaloid, but everything else just sounds so trash, I wanna tear my hair out. Sorry ;_;)
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INTERNATIONAL COMPOSITION COMPETITION “GEORGE ȘTEPHĂNESCU” – 6TH EDITION Artistic Director: Piro Gaqi Executive Director: Ilinca Ștephănescu – Neagu COMPETITION RULES The competition is divided into 2 sections: A) Compositions for voice and piano, with the text in Romanian, between 3 – 5 minutes long. – the text may be written especially for this composition, or the composer may use pre-existing text, after appropriately securing the copyright from the text’s author. B) Compositions for voice and piano, with the text in Albanian, between 3 – 5 minutes long. – the text may be written especially for this composition, or the composer may use pre-existing text, after appropriately securing the copyright from the text’s author. General criteria of the contest: 1) Only compositions for voice and piano are accepted for this competition. Any composition that does not meet this criterion will be disqualified by the jury. 2) All composers regardless of age or nationality can participate in the competition. 3) The works must not be previously published, performed, nor recorded (CD, Video) and must not be available online in any form (audio, video or pdf). 4) The scores and all necessary materials mentioned below must be sent by May 1st, 2026 only online and in PDF format to: georgestephanescucompetition@gmail.com 5) The name, surname and category of participation must be clearly written on the first page of the score. The following must be sent along with the score: – participation form (https://www.stephanescu-arephy.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/LIDURI-For...) – copy of identity card. – a statement written by the composer attesting that the composition entered into the competition meets all the conditions mentioned in criteria no. 3. – statement of the right to use the text used for the work and whether for this text there are copyrights it must be stated in the statement that the rights have been assigned or paid for/by to the composer. – assigning the copyright to the association for the subsequent publication of the composition. – the author must agree that, if they are declared winner of the competition, the following must be included in all future public appearances of the composition (scores, posters, quotes): “The work won the Sixth Edition of the George Ștephănescu International Composition Competition”. If it’s not specified it can disqualify the work retroactively and may result in the return of the prize. – the author agrees with the fact that for the awarded works the first audition will take place only at the “International Composition Competition George Ștephănescu – Sixth Edition”. 6) The jury will be composed of 3 distinguished members of international renown from Romania and Albania. 7) AWARDS: Section A) The composer of the work being awarded the first prize will receive a cash award of 800 Euros. The composition will be published by a music publishing house in Bucharest and will receive its world premiere at a recital organized in 2026. The composer of the work being awarded the second prize will receive a cash award of 400 Euros. The composition will be published by a music publishing house in Bucharest and will receive its world premiere at a recital organized in 2026. Section B) The composer of the work being awarded the first prize will receive a cash award of 800 Euros. The composition will be published by a music publishing house in Bucharest and will receive its world premiere at a recital organized in 2026. The composer of the work being awarded the second prize will receive a cash award of 400 Euros. The composition will be published by a music publishing house in Bucharest and will receive its world premiere at a recital organized in 2026. * In order to be published, all the awarded works must be submitted in Finale format. 8) Composers are only allowed to submit a single composition for this competition. If several works are sent from the same composer, none will be considered. 9) The jury has the right to award additional prizes or diplomas for other works considered valuable. The jury also reserves the right to not to award a prize, as deemed appropriate. 10) The decisions of the jury are final and cannot be contested. 11) The contest organizers reserve the right to change the contest information if this proves to be indispensable due to force majeure. 12) The winners of the contest will be displayed on our website’s Contest page on 15.05.2026 (https://www.stephanescu-arephy.com/en/contest/) Deadline: 1 May 2026 Web site: https://www.stephanescu-arephy.com/en/contest/
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Hi guys! Hope you're all doing well. So, I wrote a poem two months back, and whilst I did, I also made a melody out of it just because lol. So, I thought it had the potential to become an art song, so I composed it. By the way, this song just contains the first stanza of my poem. Do you think I should make more songs for each stanza to do like a song cycle or something? Anyways, I sang this myself because I find vocal soundfonts to be... nauseating. Anyways, I am no singer, so try not to roast me too much for my voice lol. Do tell me how you like it, or if you have any suggestions.
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This is a song that I composed a while a go. The audio is live from a concert back in January. The poem is written by me and it's in spanish. Youtube: Tenor: Julio Cesar Betancourt Pianist: David Lopez
