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  • Biography
    My name is Violet! I'm not very familiar with the depths of composition so do help me out.
  • Gender
    Female
  • Occupation
    Student
  • Favorite Composers
    Tchaikovsky.
  • My Compositional Styles
    Classical
  • Notation Software/Sequencers
    Sibelius.
  • Instruments Played
    Piano, Violin.

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  1. VioletXuu

    The chat is back!

    1. froglegs

      froglegs

      Never even knew what it was anyway.

    2. jawoodruff

      jawoodruff

      Thanks to Occupy YC! Proof that the occupy movement DOES work!!

    3. HeckelphoneNYC

      HeckelphoneNYC

      YAY! :D

      Occupy Music Street :D We're Oms!

  2. VioletXuu
    ... Yes. The chatbar has been gone for quite a number of days. It feels empty and weird without seeing it there. Thanks!
  3. VioletXuu

    Calvin and Hobbes? Haha, Heckel, is Calvin trying to gobble down Hobbes' leg? It must be yummy~tiger meat...ah.

    1. HeckelphoneNYC

      HeckelphoneNYC

      o_O

  4. VioletXuu
    omg this is awesome!!!I have no idea but I think i've heard this somewhere before...blame it on my weak memory skills. It's really..beautiful!!!!!! Dazzling!! :wub:
  5. VioletXuu
    1) Treat the singers as humans 2) Be friendly, because nobody likes to work under the baton of scary conductors. It's good to be authoritative occasionally, and by "authoritative" i mean strict. 3)Argument? That's actually quite unlikely to happen, if you're a good conductor, and if they're really ethical musicians lol. 4) Complaining about passages is good because it identifies the problem. Solve it with them and don't forget to ask them about their opinions as well. It's making music as a group together! All the best!
  6. VioletXuu
    You'll probably come up with a concerto when you're in the bathroom since the resonance is good for a soloist.
  7. VioletXuu
    For me when I first heard music, the element I cared about most is the melody. If the melody is..erm.."boring", or if there's absolutely NO obvious melody, then I would just switch my ears off immediately. But as I slowly step into the musical world I began to take note of more details, like "wow how do they piece these together" etc. To really appeal to non-musicians, I think there must be something that is catchy in the piece. Well things are different for musicians now. :)
  8. VioletXuu

    Happy hari raya puasa!

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    2. johnbucket

      johnbucket

      I know precisely where you are from now. Thank you for sharing this with me.

    3. VioletXuu

      VioletXuu

      Congratulations

    4. HeckelphoneNYC

      HeckelphoneNYC

      I see........

  9. VioletXuu

    If only some composers didn't die so young..life is cruel but am still glad they even lived

    1. SYS65

      SYS65

      well, I won't last much

    2. johnbucket

      johnbucket

      If only some composers died younger ...

    3. VioletXuu

      VioletXuu

      Some composers' prowess only reveal as they mature.

  10. VioletXuu

    Is the music today still a form of expression? Or has it become purely experimental?..

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    2. VioletXuu

      VioletXuu

      Because he is just so awesome?

    3. SYS65

      SYS65

      I do express myself most of the time, my works usually mean something

    4. VioletXuu

      VioletXuu

      heh, personally I prefer works that express emotional stuff as well as stories :)

  11. VioletXuu

    Oh gosh, Smetana's Vltava is digesting me like a delicious hotdog

  12. VioletXuu

    I'm going for a chopin. And I'll be bach in a minuet! :D :D :D

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    2. VioletXuu

      VioletXuu

      there's another one which i have forgotten. sigh.

    3. MariusChamberlin

      MariusChamberlin

      I mustache you a question, but I'm shaving it for later.

      -Sean Connery

    4. VioletXuu

      VioletXuu

      you mean, "must-etch"? :)

  13. VioletXuu
    Yup, as Heckel said, it's really fun to create harmonics in the strings. Both artificial and natural harmonics are possible to create with the strings instrument. For example for Liebermann's Piccolo Concerto, the strings in the introduction have "free" bowings for the artificial harmonics. It is used mainly to provide a subtle background effect, and it's most effective in creating a mysterious/beautiful/peaceful effect. :D :D :D
  14. VioletXuu
    I would wish to play the oboe! It has such a beautiful sound. :)
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