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Piece for Brass Ensemble, Percussion, and Organ. There are some issues with the score, and the organ part doesn't work at times, but other than that I like it. OCU Brass Ensemble performing it with Dr. Tim Olsen on Organ, and Ben Nilles conducting. Theme and Oscillations1 point
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Woo! :w00t: You cant imagine how many boring, meaningless, and forced pieces I review every day. I have to tell you that this wasnt like that! Very good, I enjoyed every second/minute of it. Please write more! And provide a normal score in PDF please, since I cant open .MUS . Keep on composing! :thumbsup:1 point
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Lol, there are many Polka-ish parts, kinda Cello-Polka :D (I missed the Tuba's umm-paa-umm-paa, but nevermind) What I hear is many unison parts, dont hear many divisi ones, and some parts in the cello's melody is too forced in my opinion (especially in the end). Agreed with the overwhelming percussion, focus on balance. I have to setup sibelius again to say more. But besides these, you have good ideas, but I think you have to work on this one more.1 point
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Wow! Liked this a lot and good orchestration! Great! ;) --- (Cock-work :lol: )1 point
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Heh! Maybe something wrong with me, but I definitely liked this! :D I liked the dissonancies, and I have to admit that I liked this even more than some of the "serious" pieces on this site. :thumbsup:1 point
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Woo, nice orchestration and great song! :) Makes very good feelings to me. Christmas music rules!1 point
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Good fantasia! :) I just now realised that John Williams used "Carol of te Bells" in Home Alone too: < setting the trapI like Christmas music.1 point
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Can we see a score?1 point
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Hey, the last time when I commented you didnt tell that its your first orchestral piece lol. Its good for a first try. :) And you mentioned that you imagined withches dancing around circle. In fact this is the same story as Mussorgsky's Night on the Bold Mountain that I mentioned. Interesting.1 point