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Jesus was Born this Day

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@Vonias Wow, I didn’t know your church would be singing it! What an honor.

In that case, I’d like to offer my feedback if you’ll accept it. I really like the beginning section in mood, and I like how it’s more tonal than what you put into the AI. When I listened to it first, I thought the beginning Ooh’s were a non-lyrical version of the first verse of a hymn. Looking back they’re not, but if you made them so I think that would be a lovely beginning and certainly in style in the choral atmosphere I’m a part of. It’s like a precursor of what’s to come.

If you were to go in and edit this, the biggest thing I think you should work on is the form. The first section is only 6 bars and doesn’t quite end on a rhyme scheme. I would recommend making it 8 bars and rhyme, in a period or sentence form if you can make it (those are the two clearest, most liked forms). Then go into the final section and make it similar 8 bars, but more final. Then you can end on an Amen if you’d like, and the whole would sound more fitting and like each part relates to each other.

As a minor thing, I think having piano the whole time would be fitting for a more contemporary sounding piece.

I don’t quite know what you’re asking about tradition, but I don’t think starting with an amen, or singing an aeuouae “Ah eh ooh oh ooh…” on a descant would make much sense musically, so I think the tradition in those two areas is fitting and helpful. I don’t think tradition is the only or best way on its own, but when it proves its own principles, I think you get a higher quality result when sticking to it.

Would you mind checking out my piece and offering some feedback please?

 

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Vonias

Wonderful  composition, so lovely and spiritual,and the vocal choir is Amazing, the sort of sound you hear in Big Films

Iv never heard any thing like this ...thankyou ,and  i wish you every success in life.

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Thank you, Interlect!

The same to you! Be sure to check out my website if you want to make some notes spiral out of control in music:

www.atonalfugue.net

Thanx Vonias

I dont know how to use your website...any instructions available ?

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13 hours ago, interlect said:

Thanx Vonias

I dont know how to use your website...any instructions available ?

No instructions, yet. I'd be happy to oblige to creating them.

Here's a background of the style of music the website was born from:

Atonal Music | Definition, Examples & Background - Lesson | Study.com

Thanx Vonias

Once i got to the "Generate 12 tone row".....i was expecting a PLAY-BUTTON , but its missing,so there's nothing to hear ?

play button missing.gif

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