S.J. Stair

I loved this. The moving voices at the start were timed perfectly, and the outbreak of emotion when the piece broke into the divisi section was amazing. Great job!

I like this better then Tell the Truth, it seems alot.. lazier :P I still stand by my comment of Tell the Truth being fantastic though!

Duuurh. Sorry, it appears i have lost my brain. :thumbsup: Just listened to it again, very nice. Do you mind if i put it on my ipod? (Sorry if this is taking the forum off onto a kind of tangent :blush:)

...What if i lie and say i am an experience jazz listener. Would that make you feel better? :toothygrin:

Rachmaninov Piano Concert no.2 Trying to learn o.O

That was fantastic. I don't really know much about jazz, so i hope those three words mean something =) Also, a fantastic effort from the musicians playing the piece. Great job!

WOW! I can't stop listening to this masterpiece! It is magnificent, it is as if I am listening to something fresh out of the Classical Era, I understand that was your intention? Anyway, the only thing i can say is that i belive the fermarta in the first movement is far too long, but i understand from previous posts that it was your music writing program that set the fermarta to a long default pause. Regardless, i just thought i would point it out again =P Thanks for giving my ears a real treat!

Ah, yes. I have been told several times to be careful with this, as i am not Australian-Aborigional, but, since i last posted i have changed my overall idea for the opera. It is still going to be set to the same basic storyline, but not in its origional aboriginal 'dreamtime' form. I will just use the main concept/moral of the story and go from there. And thankyou, for your advice on notating the didgeridoo, its a good idea and i will give it a go. I would still appreciate, though, some other ideas, to see if i find one i really like.

OK, this is my problem.. I'm wrighting my first opera, and it is based on a traditional Australian-Aborigional dreamtime story, and as it is based around traditonal aboriginal themse and characters, i found it fitting to have native aborigional instruments aswell. So, 'Didgeridoo' crept its way into my score, BUT, my one porblem with this fantastic idea is..... I don't know how to notate it :angry:. This is porbably a very hard question: HOW DO I NOTATE DIDERGIDOO? And i'm sure very few of you, if any, know how to notate it. But if anyone could give me the slightest bit of help, it would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks :)