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~ Heaven Song ~

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I was thinking, throw this composition on forum, or not? But my good friend is suggest me to do it, so... this is it, members of the forum, "Heaven Song":

Heaven Song.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

:)

I was thinking, throw this composition on forum, or not? But my good friend is suggest me to do it, so... this is it, members of the forum, "Heaven Song":

Heaven Song.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage

:)

Sounds pretty good. Do you have a score? Sounds like a live recording... is it?

I'd like to collaborate with a choral piece but looking for lyrics. I think some "words" would work well here as well (not just all "oohs and aahs").

For a live recording, Kudos

Sounds pretty good. Do you have a score? Sounds like a live recording... is it?

I'd like to collaborate with a choral piece but looking for lyrics. I think some "words" would work well here as well (not just all "oohs and aahs").

For a live recording, Kudos

I think that sometimes no words make you listen more to the melodies, emotions and atmosphere of the piece, without being limited to a verbal message. I wouldn't liked this piece as much as I do if it had words. In my opinion, this is not a regular song with a structure, so the lack of words is only an advantage here.

But that's just my opinion. :)

To Ilya: See what I was talking about? A few years ago I would have agreed with royhoobler... But I changed! :thumbsup:

I think that sometimes no words make you listen more to the melodies, emotions and atmosphere of the piece, without being limited to a verbal message. I wouldn't liked this piece as much as I do if it had words. In my opinion, this is not a regular song with a structure, so the lack of words is only an advantage here.

But that's just my opinion. :)

To Ilya: See what I was talking about? A few years ago I would have agreed with royhoobler... But I changed! :thumbsup:

Right. But there are some styles of choral music that DEPEND on the lyrics. My music would be NOTHING without the message of the words. Because, my music is just a vessel to move the words through the audience.

It's like poetry, but with the aid of melody.

Not, melody with the aid of poetry.

Right. But there are some styles of choral music that DEPEND on the lyrics. My music would be NOTHING without the message of the words. Because, my music is just a vessel to move the words through the audience.

It's like poetry, but with the aid of melody.

Not, melody with the aid of poetry.

I understand what you mean, and quite frankly - agree with what you said. If your music is more about the words than about the melodies, I'd say you're more of a poet and less of a musician in those specific pieces (Don't get me wrong, I do not underestimate you as a composer!!:)). And in the opposite case, vice versa. It happens to me all the time. In some songs I write, the words reflect the music. In others, the music reflects the words. Sometimes you're more of a poet, and sometimes more of a musician.

Anyway, it's best to appreciate both poet and musician in you, and give each of them the space they need... ;)

(Because you'll need both of them, eventually...:cool:)

I understand what you mean, and quite frankly - agree with what you said. If your music is more about the words than about the melodies, I'd say you're more of a poet and less of a musician in those specific pieces (Don't get me wrong, I do not underestimate you as a composer!!:)). And in the opposite case, vice versa. It happens to me all the time. In some songs I write, the words reflect the music. In others, the music reflects the words. Sometimes you're more of a poet, and sometimes more of a musician.

Anyway, it's best to appreciate both poet and musician in you, and give each of them the space they need... ;)

(Because you'll need both of them, eventually...:cool:)

This I know very well! I was just providing a devil's advocate view. :)

  • 2 weeks later...

And thus I will play God's advocate - "I am glad that you are using your musical talent well, I am glad to see that the theme of heaven inspires you, now what aspect of heaven will you write about?"

"There's a lot going on here and I would prefer it if you did not write anything heretical. You see there's a good number of people here, a good variety of people here, some you wouldn't except. I hold an audience here and restrict and give reign to the devil and his accomplices, and My Son Jesus is here risen from the dead and His Work is Finished! - Hint Hint nudge, nudge I wish words to follow I'm impressed but with a title such as that I wish to know your view!"

So a verdict will be reached.

Two versions of this song shall be written - One will be instrumental only and will allow people to enjoy the music and think of heaven.

The other version will include lyrics to coincide with you work of art and bring a form of Glory to God.

In Closing ~ Tread very carefully.

But honestly good work man!:D

Good job. Keep it up!

Ah, very pretty piece :)

To be perfectly honest, It doesn't sound like heaven to me. Sure, its tranquil, but not heavenly. And the performance wasn't that spectacular, sometimes the sopranos would be out of tune with the violin on the same notes up high.

The music is nice, I just wouldn't call it heaven, at least not the heaven of God that I think of. It almost sounds more like Zeus' heaven with the dryads and nymphs singing to him.

Well I'm new and wasn't planning on being that judgemental, so maybe it IS the heaven of God when he holds council with the Devil and his demons and it looks like things are going there way but then there is a resolve and we see God is still in control through it all.

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Yes, it is. The idea of this music - is a victory of light) Even trought this fight, of some "hard" moments. Its always good) I'm glad, that U like this piece :) Thank 4 all 2 all :)))

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