April 28, 200916 yr rather humorous post, i am still not sure if this is real, that you can actually compose without writing anything down until you got it in your head, definitely with a great piece like this...?
April 29, 200916 yr i definitely agree on that approach, notes are like reading a book-not like watching a movie, or hearing, it is imagination before the materialization. only that you have to be such a mean techno dude to be able to hear it and write it precisely-and not lose any of the notes in the process of writing-you have to be very quick, and therefore very proficient-which takes long years to master, i don't know which composer that used to write whole sonatas during his travels in the train.
May 3, 200916 yr The way I write is that the main themes pops into my head all of a sudden, usually on the way to a class and i have to hurry and write it down when I get to class, but yeah, the main theme is usually in my head. Then, when I play that theme back in sibelius, I usually hear some counter melody and percussion parts go along with it. Everytime I try making up a melody on a piano, I just forget it 3 seconds later, so there is really no point to me.
May 3, 200916 yr or mel lewis big band, also very easy stuff to compose and perform. OOOOoooo p.s. no disrespect to fredrik great music, i just thought you'd appreciate it.
May 4, 200916 yr yeah i know this dude, mean in flamenco jazz and fusion , i wonder if he actually wrote each part for the orchestra, 4:40 is beautiful. its a very different groove, that comes from gypsies and bulls not from the dark continent. very nice
May 5, 200916 yr It's a fantastic piece!!! And it also sounds very good. What kind of sound library do u use. I want to change from GPO.
