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Hi this is my first post here but only in this account, I had another one that was called "Aaronbob", But i had some problems with the email so i created another account, everything should be fine now. This piece is a re-work of something that i uploaded a month ago, but this time i tried to apply your advice 🙂 it was going to be a rondo, but i decided to study the form well before attempting to compose with it. i hope you like the little tune, I accept feedback and everything, @Henry Ng Tsz Kiu helped me when i asked him for advice so the harmony should be better. ( it's still not "perfect" but maybe now it's decent) I hope you like my little piece and have a wonderful day ❤️ -Aaron
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Hello! I'm very new to this platform, but I am a young composer who thought I might find some good feedback and interactions here. Here is my first submission; a short little 'aria' for organ that I have been working on for the last couple of days. It is perhaps more conventional, harmonically and otherwise, than some of my other works. I took direct inspiration from Noel Rawsthorne's 'Aria' (which I am currently learning myself) in many features of the piece, particularly the form and structure. A computer playback version will have to do for now, I'm afraid, but I will try and record this myself when I go in to my local church for some organ practice this week. I hope my registration instructions and our imaginations will be able to overcome the registration of this synthesized version, particularly in the computer's conservative interpretation of ritardandos. Any feedback or suggestions are very welcome!
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This is a piece I started on in Fall, 2020. I sort of forgot about it for a time because a different project took priority for me. However, I want to make a few final changes to this and call it a completed piece. One of the changes will be the title: I plan to call the piece simply "Baptism". This was suggested by my organ teacher. He said it would help to make the piece seem more useful to a church organist as it could be used for any topic relating to baptism in general, not just the baptism of Jesus. I would love to hear if anyone has any suggestions for the piece, as I am about to start revising it.
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This is my first posting on this forum. This is the second piece of my waltzes suite, written in c# minor.. It's nicknamed "memories during quarantine". The opening part resembles resembles the thinker's current situation as he is mentally exhausted by the restrictions put upon him and the entire world. Then the person think's of the good times before these. To show that the waltz modulates into e major and back to c# to reach him in the current situation. Note:The Piece was made using Flat.io. It is inspired of Schubert's serenade and my favourite Chopin's nocturne and waltz in C# minor. hope you like it. Sheet music :https://flat.io/score/5eaff67af195803c68148ff5-waltzes-suitewaltz-in-c-minor -
This particular piece is a very special piece of music to my heart because I wrote it when I lost almost all of my other compositions due to a faulty laptop I was working on. I do think, however that this incident has triggered my most creative and productive skill yet. Where some of my previous compositions were dull or clearly based off other composers, this piece is almost a funeral march for my lost works, and (I hope) expresses my anger towards the loss but also the light that has triggered my recent creative spree. I hope that you enjoy the composition, and I am desperate to get some feedback on it.
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Here is a piano piece I composed in 2018 Avvenire I hope you like it. Thanks.
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Hey, I'm looking into getting Albion One in a few days and, as you might know, the keyswitches are placed from C0 upwards. I have an 61 key midi controller (miditech i2-control 61 pro) so I'm used to remapping the keyswitches to some key within my reach, no big deal. I just came to the realization that I could just as well map my 4 trigger pads (they have 128 velocities like a normal key and are mapped to something like F3 to A#3) (if you don't know what I mean, just google the name of the keyboard) to the keys of C0 upwards to get the 4 most important articulations with keyswitches and get the rest by clicking at them on my laptop. Apparently it is possible to remap the pads to new keys but I can't find any information on how to do it on the internet. Does anyone know a good solution/can link me to one? Daw: Studio One 3
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I spent a good number of hours and wrote this all today. There was a reddit composition challenge for June to write a 2 part invention and I'm a big fan of Bach and developing my faculties in such a way so I gave it a try. Given how much I just winged it and went straight forward with the first subject and so on that I came up with, it pulled together nicely I think.
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This is a simple little piece in really no particular style or form. Happy to have any comments. Nocturne No 3 midi.mid
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Here's the third and final movement to my trio for guitar, bass, and harmonic series keyboard. Please have a listen and leave any comments, feedback, and criticism as all the feedback I've received has been very valuable so far. Above all, I hope you enjoy it. -
Here's the second movement for my first microtonal trio for guitar, bass guitar, and keyboard tuned to the 32-note Harmonic Series scale. Please leave comments, criticisms, feedback, as even Monarcheon's feedback on the first movement helped a lot. Hope you enjoy it!
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keyboard City of Mysteries -- Piano Series
Zimr Music posted a topic in Incidental Music and Soundtracks
These piano tracks are meant to add atmosphere to my Silent Hills game project. These are meant to be listened to with half volume as they are for background music. Inspired by Akira Yamaoka's music -
Opus 7-1(Allegro misterioso) and Opus 7-2(Moderato grandioso) sonata written for piano and harpsichord(part three coming soon). Opus 7-1.mp3 Opus 7-2.mp3
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Some piano music....open to new music opportunities. www.carldoesmusic.com
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I am writing a small piece and want to use the free Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra but as I was having a look at the instruments when laid out on keyboard, many of the instruments don't seem to be on the correct octave according to pitch (as guessed from instrument ranges).Am I correct in guessing that?Are the fixed sfz files available for it somewhere?
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Hello chums. My name is Marcus. I am largely a self-taught amateur composer. I have observed techniques used by composers of the Classical period such as C.P.E. Bach, Haydn, and Mozart, and I have incorporated such into a composition of my own. The piece I intend to complete is a keyboard sonata in C minor, and I have the last several measures of the piece attached to this topic in PDF and MIDI format as a fragment. Feel free to observe and listen to this fragmentary composition. Do any of you people know of any methods that could help one master a style period like the Classical? I was thinking along the lines of a specific kind composition help book, but if any of you can think of something more effective in what I'm looking for, that would be great. Fragment.pdf Fragment.mid
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I have recently completed a revamped keyboard sonata originally composed by the 18th century Spanish composer Antonio Soler. The sonata is in MIDI format, and I'm wondering if any of you guys know if this kind of composition can possibly be submitted to kunstderfuge.com, which is a site that deals with classical compositions in audio format. You see, the sonata is mostly the work of Soler, and I copied most of the music from free sheet music written by the original composer, and I merely edited and added parts to the work. So, if it is possible to upload this kind of work to that website, how should I go about doing it? If it is not possible, where would be the best website I could go about sharing it?
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Sometime in the future I plan to produce rap/hip hop beats using a digital audio workstation (Reason or Logic Pro) and a 61 key MIDI keyboard. My path begins with learning how to play a regular 61 key keyboard of course. I'm trying to figure out if that route makes sense for people that are currently producers, and also, how much time should I spend on the regular 61 key keyboard and what level of proficiency should I be at before I go out and actually buy the MIDI keyboard and start making beats? Thank you.
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