October 5, 20178 yr It is my first composition for choir, it was composed in 2016, as an "illustration" for a music theory dissertation. In the piece I used a special self-developed tone-organization stucture, which is based on quart. This composing system is quite important in my progression as a composer. The poem was written by Endre Ady, who was a hungarian poet in early 20th century. The piece is performed by Allegro Barbaro Chamber Choir in Budapest in the May of 2017. I am curious, what you think about the composition, so enjoy it, and share with me your experiences. Thanks! Ps.: Sorry, I forgot the score, but it's been attached now. Edited October 6, 20178 yr by Aure_liano
October 7, 20178 yr I love this kind of vocal pieces. You play very well with chromaticism! I'm not afraid of "dissonances" and they sound lovely here. There is only one moment I find a bit harsh, in measure 15, not because of the F-F#. It's because the soprano voices end abruptly in an eighth. Yes, it has it's effect... Nice work. And lovely interpretation (not easy, I think).
October 7, 20178 yr Author 1 hour ago, Luis Hernández said: I love this kind of vocal pieces. You play very well with chromaticism! I'm not afraid of "dissonances" and they sound lovely here. There is only one moment I find a bit harsh, in measure 15, not because of the F-F#. It's because the soprano voices end abruptly in an eighth. Yes, it has it's effect... Nice work. And lovely interpretation (not easy, I think). Thank you! Yes, it was quite hard to learn for them, but in the end they succeded really great.
October 8, 20178 yr Delightful.. yes, the chromatic quality, and the 'tight stepping' of notes, might sound 'foreign or too harsh' to some listeners.. But keep working in this area and bravo for you for being brave.. I'm not sure, if it's my age, or skepticism of the state of the world, but this piece feels in sync with the times.. Yeah one spot, made my facial muscles tighten, for a second, then you moved on. so I enjoyed the tension and release.. You actually do that quite well..
October 8, 20178 yr Author 2 hours ago, markstyles said: Delightful.. yes, the chromatic quality, and the 'tight stepping' of notes, might sound 'foreign or too harsh' to some listeners.. But keep working in this area and bravo for you for being brave.. I'm not sure, if it's my age, or skepticism of the state of the world, but this piece feels in sync with the times.. Yeah one spot, made my facial muscles tighten, for a second, then you moved on. so I enjoyed the tension and release.. You actually do that quite well.. Thank you very much!
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