KahliaSkye
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People, please look at my French medley! :(
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Just added a rough demo of my French medley - there's the link if you wanna have a listen ^^ - http://www.youngcomposers.com/music/3499/french-medley/
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Just casually wrote a French speech. ^^ Productivity feels good..
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I did post this a couple of days ago, but no one's looked at it! And it's off the list already! So here it is again... http://www.youngcomposers.com/music/3499/french-medley/
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Ah, choices, choices. Why does life depend on them so much?
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haha, working on a French medley at the moment. It's so fun! ^^
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It's ma birthday, and I'll.. shout if I want to! woot! :D
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Thanks guys so much for giving me those suggestions for "Winter's End"! ^^ Now to prepare the chainsaw... B-)
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humph. I need fresh inspiration. If you feel like being a friendly citizen, go check out "Winter's End" for me and suggest away. I'm pretty much at a stand-still.
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Just had a revelation the other night that a symphony is basically four pieces strung together. Why did I not think of this sooner?
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well, it's true that it's not always the case, but in terms of symphonies with movements, like Britten's Simple Symphony or Vivaldi's Four Seasons, that's how it strikes me. (Of course it's not necessarily strictly four, either). Of course the four or so movements usually have something linking them, even in terms of overall structural contrast (e.g. slow, dancy, rapid, then leisurely). But it just struck me that instead of viewing a symphony as some monumental unattai...
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yes, I love the celesta! I recently used it in my Music Box piece, but haven't in any larger orchestral works. I'd be interested to know a bit more about how it works. Apparently Yamaha is making ones now that have more dynamic flexibility, but beyond that I do not know much.
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Glandular fever >.
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Help! How Do I Become A Film Composer?
KahliaSkye replied to KahliaSkye's topic in Composers' Headquarters
haha, well, I guess I was being a bit stereotypical ;P.
