Since I'm not participating in this, I'll be judging along with Morgri.

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I'm sure most of you recognize this well known lion, Aslan. When I saw this the first time I felt a desire to portray it from a musical perspective. I wanted to find a sound that describes the god-like characteristics of this mighty creature. I wanted it to sound bombastic and very majestic. So I got busy and started experimenting with different orchestral sounds. What I came up with was a 30 second piece which I'm quite satisfied with, but then my computer comletely broke down and I haven't had the time to finish it.I now the piece had to be at least 3 minutes, and equipped with a pdf, and I don't have that either:( Which according to the rules makes me a non qualifier.

But here is an mp4 of how far i got at least. Enjoy!

Magnificent Lion.m4a - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

Submissions must be submitted before Friday 14th, to be judged. Or else, I won't count them. So don't waste anymore time!

Nocturne

Solo piano. It's basically intro-A-B-A' with the B section acting as a happier, less dark contrast, with a share of delusion IMO. While A rests upon the ground as seen in the picture, B sits among the dancing stars so to speak. The intro from B to A is anxious and sudden, almost disjointed, as if to break the middle section's delusion and hop back into the melancholy of the night.

MP3: http://www.box.net/shared/f5amlsleyn#Nocturne_for_Piano_in_C-sharp_

Nocturne in C-sharp minor.pdf

The entire piece is about celebration. Imagine lots of dance in a Venice-like environment at night, fireworks, r

If you guys are in need of a judge I can do it.

hey, would you look at that, it's the ball I dropped!

On this thread :pinch:...

Sorry...

How about Chad also judges, and we have the results in before the end of the year?

PLEASE.

I've been waiting to post my piece in the orchestral forum for ages now.

I already posted my piece in Keyboard, I mean, it was already posted here.

Yay, results? By Christmas? Hmm?

James's piece sounds like Warioland music.

How about Chad also judges, and we have the results in before the end of the year?

LIAR!

Winner:

Berlioz - I really love this peice, and I think it really did a great job with accurately potraying the picture you posted.

2. Enigmus - I really like this piece as well, and it came in a CLOSE second. I love the harmony.

3. M is D - I didn't really get a serene, night time-esque, feel from this piece. Even though it is titled Nocturne.

4. Moosy Coosy - Did not fulfill the requirements.

*victory dance*

Thanks!