Choral Competition [DEADLINE PASSED!] View Submissions Thread

[Guest Nickthoven]

Thanks, Mike, for sort of taking over while I was busy not being here...! Anyway, whitekran, like Mike said, I'm afraid you're too late.

Anyway, do any of the contestants have any suggestions for the deadline for submissions? I'm thinking at least a month...

[Guest whitekran101]

yea, np nickthoven, i figured i was, thought i'd ask though

good luck to everyone, i'll publish my piece a lil later on

[Maximilian Caldwell]

Speaking of deadlines, when are the contestants' works going to be sent to the respective judges? And when should we judges post our emails?

PS. I highly recommend The Divine Comedy (esp. the inferno) for people looking for texts that speak Italian (the people, not the texts). Click :unsure: for a link to the Italian text and translations.

[M_is_D]

Speaking of deadlines, when are the contestants' works going to be sent to the respective judges? And when should we judges post our emails?

PS. I highly recommend The Divine Comedy (esp. the inferno) for people looking for texts that speak Italian (the people, not the texts). Click :blink: for a link to the Italian text and translations.

Uh, aren't you atheist?

[Mike]

Speaking of deadlines, when are the contestants' works going to be sent to the respective judges? And when should we judges post our emails?

If you check the original post, you'll see that the submissions deadline is yet to be announced.

[Daniel]

Gah school is so hectic at the minute that I don't know if I'll be able to get anything finished.

I'll probably just end up writing a short SATB Kyrie or Credo.. good as a partwriting exercise anyway.

[Guest Anders]

Heh. I've been writing variations for soprano and piano. Trying to make it as accessible and banal, yet somewhat accomplished, as possible. It extracts melodies from a very skeletal motivic opening. I hate the piece so far, but I like to think of it as fairly successfull... Progress is halted at the moment.

[Lord Sorasen]

Uh, aren't you atheist?

But music is universal, regardless of topic.

[Maximilian Caldwell]

But music is universal, regardless of topic.

Well yes, it is, but more imporantly, I see the skill in Dante's texts and consider them to merely be some of the most imaginative fiction ever written in the history of civilization. I doubt the 'vision' he had was even authentic. But he was a genius, and none of us is any the wiser whether or not he did, in fact, have a vision.

[eldeni]

am i too late to compete?

[Mitchell]

Yes. The deadline was August 30th.

[Mitchell]

I don't. I'm what.. 7 measures done. :P

[Maximilian Caldwell]

I can't wait to hear what wonderful music everybody has! This is so exciting, especially since I like vocal/choral music particuarily! Though that would figure, as I am a librettist...

[M_is_D]

Well yes, it is, but more imporantly, I see the skill in Dante's texts and consider them to merely be some of the most imaginative fiction ever written in the history of civilization. I doubt the 'vision' he had was even authentic. But he was a genius, and none of us is any the wiser whether or not he did, in fact, have a vision.

I don't think he had that vision either, as I don't believe in Hell.

[The Baroque Enthusiast]

Well yes, it is, but more imporantly, I see the skill in Dante's texts and consider them to merely be some of the most imaginative fiction ever written in the history of civilization. I doubt the 'vision' he had was even authentic. But he was a genius, and none of us is any the wiser whether or not he did, in fact, have a vision.

His journey through the depths of Hell is more of a physical manifestation of the depths of the inner self, and he invites the reader to take this journey of self-examination along with him, to overcome that which blocks our path.

It's all right there on the first few pages! :)

- BE

[Maximilian Caldwell]

anybody doing any Dante?

[Guest Nickthoven]

Does anyone have a problem with Wednesday, October 18th for the deadline? Once this is all confirmed I will contact the judges on how this should go down.

I'll send people a pm about the date once it is confirmed, as well.

And I'll put up a poll about the deadline, which I just did. :D

[Daniel]

Yes - my problem is that that is too early for me :S

I will try to get done what I can, but I've been busy, and am busy, and haven't actually started yet.

[Danny Cass]

I would love to join, Composing a piece with text is somthing i have dabbled little in. A positive submmision date would be appriciated so i know when my time limit for composing is. oh, we can write our own text right ? also if i use notepad then the file will be mus. and the judges will be able to read the text as well as listen to the music right. If I'm wrong with any of this please inform me.

[Guest Anders]

The deadline for this competition is LONG GONE i'm afraid!

[Mike]

No reason why you shouldn't be able to, Chris. What's the problem exactly?

And you're sure you haven't already voted?

[Danny Cass]

Yoky Okay

[Mike]

"Voters: 3. You may not vote on this poll"

Sorry, it was a permissions issue. You should be able to vote now.

[Maximilian Caldwell]

I think October 18th is a fine date, if not the 11th. I was under the impression that the choral piece, while with no particularily specific guidelines, would only need to be a 3-8 minute piece, i.e. one movement, so as not to take up much of one person's time.

[Maximilian Caldwell]

And btw, is it a requirement that a person provide a MIDI? Because if it isn't, that would be :) VERY :w00t: nice for some of us less fortunate people that have Dial-Up...:(