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  1. Hello dear young composers. Here is my new trinket, composed for orchestra and solo trumpet. Samples, of course, (unfortunately)... I hope you like it!
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  2. I also take advantage of this writing break to work on visual projects: photos, videos or drawings for order-made illustrations. This activity also takes me a lot of time, Forces me to meet certain deadlines, and I'm already late... We all have overflowing lives!
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  3. Wow that’s why you sing this well! Yeah it’s the same for me. When I finish a piece or one big part I always need time to recharge myself before going back to writing, which is the case for me now. When I finish that Lamentoso part in my Sextet plus facing some challenges in my life I had zero energy to compose at all, not until recently I started to pick up my composer’s pen to write anything. That’s why I could never be a composer rely on his compositions, since I could never write good pieces quickly… Excited for that! Henry
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  4. Hi @Krisp Papa Jean, Sorry for my very late reply. I wanna reply at the moment you posted it but I didn’t’t have the energy then. I have nothing to add to Peter’s wonderful musical memory, gmm’s comment on orchestral colour when he’s a great symphonist or Manuel’s notice of motive. I am just here to share my awe in your always wonderful orchestral colour and narrative power. Thx for sharing your wonderful music!! Henry
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  5. mainly the orchestration is what im concerned about. It sounds great to me but what about some more experienced ears? Any tips would be great! I feel i've made so much progress lately in composing! The last few bars arent composed all the way yet.
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  6. Hi @Gabriel Carlisle, For me it sounds effective and good! For me it is exciting! Only all the Bb should be written as A#. I think you do! Henry
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  7. Hello! Thanks everyone for your thoughts and specially for replying so fast! Yes I think Im gonna do something like that, or just divide some of the compound melodies it has between the instruments, like this example below I found: 4 instruments sharing a 3 part piece and it sounds smooth and natural. What do you think? 😄
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  8. What about having either the 2nd Violins or the Cellos be divisi? You could have one of the three voices in the 3-part texture be 1st Violins and 2nd Violins doubled. Then, the 2nd voice in the 3-part texture could be Violas either doubled by the divisi 2nd Violins (or if too low) the divisi Cellos. While the 3rd voice in the 3-part texture could be Cellos and Basses!
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  9. This is a question I've struggled with too. For a four-part texture, it's obvious that the way to score for string choir is violin I, violin II, viola, cello+bass. But what is the best way to balance a three-part texture? I don't have a good answer, but would be interested in one.
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  10. Hello @Lean, Welcome to the forum! For me, why not just have a string trio for the fugue? A violin, viola (or second violin) and cello would be good enough. Henry
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  11. Very nice melody & chords. I agree with Peter, the title is perfect. There's a bit of an awkward moment @ 1:24 where the note doesn't blend with the chord. Maybe try another voicing? Anyway you certainly have talent. Good melodies are not easy to come by. Keep up the good work!
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