Symphony No. 1 Movement III. Fury

Hey There,

Sorry this piece took me so long to finish. A lot of things went in my way of finishing it sooner. (School, Senior Recital, Other Pieces, etc.)

In any case, this is it! The half-way point. Two more movements to go. (Remorse and Passion.)

For this piece, the MIDI does not do it justice. I ask that you please look at the score as well as listening to it because a lot of things sound weird as opposed to what they would normally sound.

For example, the MIDI doesn't play col legno, bartok pizz., some of the sforzandos, some of the perc. instruments, etc. As well as the balances of the MIDI don't reflect what would happen with the orchestra in real life in some of the passages.

In this piece, I wanted to convey fury obviously. But I also wanted to convey more that just that. What happens when we can't control our fury? What happens when we let it consume us and it leads us to doing something drastic that we immediately regret doing the minute we did it?

I hope you enjoy this piece! :D

Happy Listening and Composing,

Kyle

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Symphony No.1 Mvmt. III. Fury.pdf

Oh no! I chose the exact same title for my first symphony ("Furia")!

I'm not exactly sure when/where the 'fury' kicks in, it takes quite a while to get going. Some parts also sound kind of... chaotic - in some parts, a lot of stuff is all over the place, kind of atonal in some places.

Oh no! I chose the exact same title for my first symphony ("Furia") and the only movement I've done for that is Movement III (Scherzo)!

What a coincidence.

Whoa! Crazy!

It's great. The only annoying thing is that fuc*ing Midi sounding, but it's not your faulft. Well done. At least someone who knows that there are four horn parts in an orchestra. Halleluja!

Ha ha thanks for the feedback. I played horn for six years of course I'm gonna write four parts LOL it's all about four part horn writing ;) thanks again for your feedback!