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| VicDiesel said 1347 days ago (August 13th, 2015) | |
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16 Aren't we all multi-trackers? Yes, I wrote this over the last week or two. I had the idea of doing something with 4 quartets. Check out my latest song called Ten minutes
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| Fire_Angel said 1348 days ago (August 13th, 2015) | |
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Amazing. Busy but not fussy, it's got a cheerful air to it that lifted my mood. The layering of all those recorders without making a confused mess is most impressive. Bach might have loved this. Check out my latest song called Dreamer's Dance.
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| papag said 1347 days ago (August 13th, 2015) | |
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Jaunty I like the bounce in this piece. No point in trying to count the number of instruments, just got in the flow. Thanks for sharing and the download. Check out my latest song called Nowhere to Feel Safe
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| Philip18 said 1347 days ago (August 13th, 2015) | |
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Scherzo Lovely lilting tune. Joyful. Skilfully played to get all those instruments complementing each other rather than getting in each other's way. Much enjoyed. Check out my latest song called Refuge
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| MarkHolbrook said 1347 days ago (August 13th, 2015) | |
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Ok... Did you play all of these!? Very cool! Check out my latest song called Corn Whiskey
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| VicDiesel said 1346 days ago (August 14th, 2015) | |
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16 parts times 3 minutes.... took me indeed barely over an hour to record it. The writing is a different story. That was more like 3 weeks. Check out my latest song called Ten minutes
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| DWL said 1346 days ago (August 14th, 2015) | |
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Baroque and roll Vic Like the others, I have no idea how you managed to get that many layers to have such clarity. Amazing. Cheers Dick Check out my latest song called Fascist in my Soup
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| VicDiesel said 1345 days ago (August 15th, 2015) | |
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Layers There are actually very few places where all voices are active. If you listen with headphones (or speakers with good stereo separation) you'll notice how much the melody runs from one quartet to the next. Many phrases have 4 subphrases, which run through the four quartets. They all overlap, but it's really a cascading effect. (With a lot of cutting and pasting between the voices you can probably reduce this piece to 3 quartets, maybe 10 players. But that would not be as nicely symmetric.) Check out my latest song called Ten minutes
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| DWL said 1345 days ago (August 15th, 2015) | |
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Thanks for the explanation although I am still in awe of the writing and how you managed to do that! Check out my latest song called Fascist in my Soup
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| Dadai.2 said 1346 days ago (August 14th, 2015) | |
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Flutist tapestry... and no one even took a breath. Quite a piece of music. Talent galore from the one, the many... Check out my latest song called The Crossing (farewell to Phil)
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| magnatone said 1346 days ago (August 14th, 2015) | |
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Scherzo victor - you really are amazing! i'm taking a copy of this - and thanks sir! Check out my latest song called Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) and Variations
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| J_Gretch said 1345 days ago (August 15th, 2015) | |
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Scherzo for Four Recorder Quartets "Sum is greater the it's parts" comes to mind here.....Very impressive. Check out my latest song called Cass Corridor redux-L
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| sammydix said 1345 days ago (August 15th, 2015) | |
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more whimsical than usual from you and it fits just fine. Seeing that string quartet, I could hear that accompaniment added with some counter melodies. The recorders stand on their own, but that sort of played in my mind as I listened. Check out my latest song called Run!
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| Vic Holman said 1344 days ago (August 16th, 2015) | |
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surround sound as cool as this piece, could you imagine how great it would be to hear this in surround sound? even in stereo this has a good sense of space. Check out my latest song called Roland Is Just A Machine
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| scaustrita said 1343 days ago (August 17th, 2015) | |
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Recorders Once again a fabulous performance!!! Check out my latest song called Georgia Pines - Steve Caustrita, Sam Dixon
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| Carrie71 said 1342 days ago (August 18th, 2015) | |
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Flutastic... Very nice. Leaves you feeling happy and with pep in your step. Thank you. Check out my latest song called Pretty Baby Bang Bang w/ProtoTypeEightyOne/Gaylen75
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| paul f. page said 1342 days ago (August 19th, 2015) | |
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I agree with Carrie: Leaves you feeling happy. Impossible to not smile while listening to this number. Layer upon layer, but you manage to keep them all pretty darned clear in the final mix. I admire your dedication to detail. And, gee, the tuning is awfully good, too. Amazing what you've done with a 5 note scale. Check out my latest song called Caprice
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| PeterB7858 said 1342 days ago (August 19th, 2015) | |
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Scherzo for Four Recorder Quartets Joyous and invigorating. Fine recording (pun intended :-)). Thanks, Peter. Check out my latest song called The Parting Of The Ways
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| WesCurry45Nion said 1338 days ago (August 22nd, 2015) | |
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Scherzo? Impeccable. Very very impressed. I am downloading this piece. Wonderful, freshly simple. Some sparkling chord arrangements. Brightened my day. I hope you will be composing more. Wesley Check out my latest song called Pops for Champaign
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| VicDiesel said 1337 days ago (August 23rd, 2015) | |
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Compose In case you want to read the score: http://javanese.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/0/0e/IMSLP389290-PMLP629935-Score.pdf Check out my latest song called Ten minutes
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| Ed Hannifin said 1261 days ago (November 7th, 2015) | |
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Not where I can listen well... But this FEELS like it has neat space...the intertwining parts seem to move in space even if they don't... This could've gotten really busy and really out of hand, but it sounds simple, full and like it has a point... Check out my latest song called Chime (Alone) (Inspired by Particle Dots)
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kristyjo
Did you play all of those recorders one at a time? I like the little modern type melodic and harmonic twists you throw in at the one minute and two minute marks. Is this your own composition? Well done!