L.S Barros Posted July 25 Posted July 25 This is my 200th work, and i find incredible that i managed to come this far in sucha small time. For my 200th work i decided to make my bread and butter, Galliards! This is for Crumhorn consort, Recorder consort, Rackett, Bassoon, Percussion and Harpsichord. Enjoy! ❤️ MP3 Play / pause JavaScript is required. 0:00 0:00 volume > next menu SanWV 200 Comemoration Galliard > next 2 Quote
therealAJGS Posted July 26 Posted July 26 This is amazing! it kinda reminds me of pirates of the Caribbean. i cant believe you've made 200 songs! keep it up! 1 Quote
Thatguy v2.0 Posted July 26 Posted July 26 This music makes me ye olde happy, thanks for sharing! I love when the rest of the instruments come in about halfway through... for me you could shave off a bunch before that and treat it like an intro 🙂 1 Quote
L.S Barros Posted July 26 Author Posted July 26 3 hours ago, Thatguy v2.0 said: This music makes me ye olde happy, thanks for sharing! I love when the rest of the instruments come in about halfway through... for me you could shave off a bunch before that and treat it like an intro 🙂 Thanks! The thing is that the piece plays 2 times, one wich just the crumhorns and then the tutti. It was very common to do that in early suites like Banchetto Musicale from Schein. Or any other dance ment to be played in concertato manner (many instruments). 1 Quote
Thatguy v2.0 Posted July 26 Posted July 26 2 minutes ago, L.S Barros said: Thanks! The thing is that the piece plays 2 times, one wich just the crumhorns and then the tutti. It was very common to do that in early suites like Banchetto Musicale from Schein. Or any other dance ment to be played in concertato manner (many instruments). Ah fair enough. I'm nowhere close to a historical composer such as yourself, so it's always interesting to hear the finer points of the styles, of which I'm usually unfamiliar with. I noticed you have more music here, I can't remember if I've checked any of it out but I'll dig around 🙂 1 Quote
L.S Barros Posted July 27 Author Posted July 27 16 hours ago, Thatguy v2.0 said: Ah fair enough. I'm nowhere close to a historical composer such as yourself, so it's always interesting to hear the finer points of the styles, of which I'm usually unfamiliar with. I noticed you have more music here, I can't remember if I've checked any of it out but I'll dig around 🙂 Thanks! Quote
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