The Harmonies of Rivendell

Hello Everyone,

This is a new-one. 

Hi @olivercomposer,

The famous “Ah” section begins the piece fittingly for the epic fantasy. The opening half is more serene than your usual style and I like that. I love the middle Phrygian section when you mix that B natural! I think the brass are really used here by not overly loud and bombarding! Thx for sharing!

Henry

7 minutes ago, Henry Ng Tsz Kiu said:

Hi @olivercomposer,

The famous “Ah” section begins the piece fittingly for the epic fantasy. The opening half is more serene than your usual style and I like that. I love the middle Phrygian section when you mix that B natural! I think the brass are really used here by not overly loud and bombarding! Thx for sharing!

Henry

 

I would like to work with a real singer, and write a lyric instead of this "aah", but unfortunately I don't know singers... 😄 Yes, it's a kind of serene piece of music. 🙂 Thank you for your comment!

4 hours ago, olivercomposer said:

I would like to work with a real singer, and write a lyric instead of this "aah", but unfortunately I don't know singers... 😄

You mean ... you don't know any singers who can speak and sing in Elvish!  LoL

This piece, since you shared the beginning of it in the chat box sounded familiar to me which I know was one of your worries!  LoL  So it sounds like you got the choir to sing different syllables - why wouldn't you be able to have the solo voice sing syllables too?  Thanks for sharing this epic sounding song!

19 minutes ago, PeterthePapercomPoser said:

You mean ... you don't know any singers who can speak and sing in Elvish!  LoL

This piece, since you shared the beginning of it in the chat box sounded familiar to me which I know was one of your worries!  LoL  So it sounds like you got the choir to sing different syllables - why wouldn't you be able to have the solo voice sing syllables too?  Thanks for sharing this epic sounding song!

 

I didn't use syllables at vocals because it sounds awful. It's too "disjointed/choppy", the syllables don't connect to each other. Thanks for your response!