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| lucas said 1205 days ago (August 8th, 2006) | |
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Medieval sound Thank you and thank you. I have a very modal ear, so most of my melodies and harmonies, or whatever you want to call them, sound medieval. I've been trying to break out, but I just can't. Re: Philip Glass. That's a wonderful complement! He's one of my favorites. Check out my latest song called f1:f2 String Quintet in Dorian D
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| lucas said 1205 days ago (August 8th, 2006) | |
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The music does speak... It's the first composition I've written that doesn't feel "tense." I usually utilize synchopation to create energy, but for my Quintet, I focused on the mood of the sound. I'm glad you liked it. Check out my latest song called f1:f2 String Quintet in Dorian D
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| jefferson987 said 1055 days ago (January 5th, 2007) | |
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Nice I liked this piece a lot. Its rare to find a nice modal melody these days, so very nice job. You should consider investing into some sort of music sampling software to make your compositions all the better. Starting out I would suggest Jam Pack 4 for GarageBand. Check out my latest song called Rick
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This piece has a medieval feel to it, which I enjoyed. I liked the cyclic
patterns you created which at times it evoked Philip Glass's early works. I
could see it taking off and becoming a richer, more complex and jazzier
composition. The recording is a little dry sounding but in any case a nice
piece.