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| Foxymany said 1733 days ago (February 22nd, 2005) | |
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Truly a masterpiece This was such a wonderful song. It could fit in so many genres (of movies). I couldn't help but notice the name of the song "Polemistis" If my memory serves me right I think that is Greek for Warrior. Nice touch. I really enjoyed this. Check out my latest song called Something Beautiful
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| Tom Atwood said 1733 days ago (February 22nd, 2005) | |
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Another enjoyable orchestral piece I think you are reaching the level where you should start thinking about developing themes, giving your pieces some cohesion. This is fun, but kind of a hodgepodge. You have the potential to make something truly memorable. Check out my latest song called Keep Looking for Jesus (MJRF)
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| BranDaMan said 1733 days ago (February 22nd, 2005) | |
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Thanks Thanks for listening. How can I develope my themes more? I have no experience really so I don't know exactly what needs to happen. Give me some guidance. I would appreciate it greatly. Check out my latest song called Giving Up (Instrumental)
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| drakonis said 1733 days ago (February 23rd, 2005) | |
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Thanks You're asking us amateurs how to develop your themes more? :-) Hopefully some more experienced than I will chime in here... but you'll probably need to do what I need to do (since I too need to develop my themes more, among other things.) Go study the masters. Get some sheet music of (and/or listen carefully to and dissect) Holst, Bach, Copland, Vaughan Williams... look at how they took melodies and developed and interwove them. I heard that Hector Berlioz wrote a textbook on orchestration that is often still used today. I don't think there's a one-sentence explanation for what you have to do, otherwise we'd all be doing it. I'm struggling with how to orchestrate and write things longer than 4 bars... you're already way ahead of me! I'll be watching and learning from you, most likely! ttfn, Drakonis --- deja vu, it's the next best thing to being there Check out my latest song called Lullaby for the Inner Child
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| Tom Atwood said 1733 days ago (February 23rd, 2005) | |
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Thanks I think Drakonis is right. There is no simple answer. You have so much talent, I just think you could take your work to the 'next level.' That would require some time, effort and study. Listening carefully to great composers. Building your pieces around a thought, or a line. Recalling the thought in different voices during the piece. Maybe write a symphony! I think the possibilities are endless for you if you're only 20, winging it with a keyboard. Check out my latest song called Keep Looking for Jesus (MJRF)
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| White Hawks said 1733 days ago (February 23rd, 2005) | |
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Great Song Hey great song! I love it. Reminds me of the movie "Glory". Check out my latest song called Shepherds Out in the Field
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| thetiler said 1733 days ago (February 23rd, 2005) | |
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nice Like those French horns! Very gallant. Enjoyable Thanks for sharing I use the 4 Jam pack on one of my tunes too. Nice Check out my latest song called The Bluebird Cafe (with two other guest)
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cjhoose
You're right, it does have a sound that would go well in a
movie. Something about World War 2 maybe :D
Really impressed.