August 10, 20205 yr What do you think? Should I continue... It's incomplete, of course. All is based on a PC set (except the very first chords)... It's in Concert Pitch... Edited August 10, 20205 yr by Luis Hernández
August 10, 20205 yr I'm confused. It says it's for piano and orchestra in the title of the score but there isn't a space for the piano in the actual score ... ??? I checked to make sure that your harp part is actually playable without the player having to change a pedal in the middle of the phrase. I actually like the harp part the best. The beginning chords are also quite soothing somehow. There are lots of weird angular melodies in this especially in the flute. It creates a kind of tense atmosphere. Overall I liked this! Looking forward to the completed version.
August 10, 20205 yr Author 2 hours ago, PaperComposer said: I'm confused. It says it's for piano and orchestra in the title of the score but there isn't a space for the piano in the actual score ... ??? I checked to make sure that your harp part is actually playable without the player having to change a pedal in the middle of the phrase. I actually like the harp part the best. The beginning chords are also quite soothing somehow. There are lots of weird angular melodies in this especially in the flute. It creates a kind of tense atmosphere. Overall I liked this! Looking forward to the completed version. Sorry, it was intended for piano and orchestra but I rejected it. Only orchestra.but I'll ry to work on a general design (alternative form) first, then I'll go on writing. Thanks for your time. Edited August 10, 20205 yr by Luis Hernández
August 11, 20205 yr Yes, complete it! Just like @PaperComposer I quite like the harp part, it adds a lot to the atmosphere of the piece and somehow creates a lot of cohesion between the parts. I feel like this uses the timbre of each instrument in a way that is too straight forward to my taste. Maybe you could achieve more by combining more instruments at a time to patch the gap between the sections, and come up with "new" soundscapes. Now, that's not necessary in any manner, just trying to give any meaningful feedback.
August 11, 20205 yr Author 3 hours ago, Jean Szulc said: Yes, complete it! Just like @PaperComposer I quite like the harp part, it adds a lot to the atmosphere of the piece and somehow creates a lot of cohesion between the parts. I feel like this uses the timbre of each instrument in a way that is too straight forward to my taste. Maybe you could achieve more by combining more instruments at a time to patch the gap between the sections, and come up with "new" soundscapes. Now, that's not necessary in any manner, just trying to give any meaningful feedback. Thanks, I agree with the timbre issue, it is something in mind, since this was just an intro exposition of raw material.
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