Writing music
Posted: 2002-11-11 04:01am
Do you ever write music? If so, what kind of music would you classify it as? I consider mine to be somewhat contemporary-classical, if you get what I mean.
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Ditto that....but you never know until you try....*looks for Triple Concerto score....*Kelly Antilles wrote:Yes, I write music. It's more like sonatas and tone poems, though. I'd love to write a full symphony, but I don't think I have the ability.
I've composed a few songs. No, no lyrics. I don't have the patience or the singing talent to do lyrics. But actual music, yes. I've done a number of genres. I'd like to compose something like a John Williams soundtrack, but I lack the inclination, the time, and a sufficient number of hapless sucker . . . I mean willing mucisians to perform my work.verilon wrote:Do you ever write music? If so, what kind of music would you classify it as? I consider mine to be somewhat contemporary-classical, if you get what I mean.
I arrange more than I write, but here goes... I've written some Tori Amos-esque piano & voice songs, and I've written a couple folk songs on guitar (pretty bad ones, though, because I can barely play the guitar). Mostly I write arrangements for symphonic band, percussion ensemble, marching band and brass ensemble. I composed a string quartet piece, and have written three percussion ensemble pieces of my own (one of which was actually for a marimba ensemble). Oh, and I've written a couple jazz combo pieces too (vibes, upright bass, piano, drumset).Verilon wrote:Do you ever write music? If so, what kind of music would you classify it as? I consider mine to be somewhat contemporary-classical, if you get what I mean.
What happened?Kelly Antilles wrote:I was arranging a brass quintet piece for a low woodwind group of mine before the shit hit the fan in college. Never finished.
You have to kiss ass to get anywhere if you aren't a performance major. I don't kiss professor ass.IG-88E wrote:What happened?Kelly Antilles wrote:I was arranging a brass quintet piece for a low woodwind group of mine before the shit hit the fan in college. Never finished.
2 bass clarinet, 2 bassoon and contrabass clarinet.verilon wrote:Which instruments? Just cuz I'm curious.
yeah. Well. That's why I never finished my degree. At least part of the reason.IG-88E wrote:Ah. Shit.
Coolness. Sorry you had to go through so much shit to get nowhere...Kelly Antilles wrote:2 bass clarinet, 2 bassoon and contrabass clarinet.verilon wrote:Which instruments? Just cuz I'm curious.
That was almost 15 years ago, Zaia. I can't remember what it was I was translating now.Zaia wrote:Do you still have the piece, Kelly?
*kicks dust* that really sucks....Kelly Antilles wrote:That was almost 15 years ago, Zaia. I can't remember what it was I was translating now.Zaia wrote:Do you still have the piece, Kelly?
*chuckle* that'd be cute, ver.verilon wrote:*kicks dust* that really sucks....Kelly Antilles wrote:That was almost 15 years ago, Zaia. I can't remember what it was I was translating now.Zaia wrote:Do you still have the piece, Kelly?
On another note....I for whatever reson just imagined my avcatar kicking the dust.....
You think that's bad? Well, I had the arrangement ot the Overture to William Tell memorized in sixth grade. I had the first violin (the hardest) part. I can't remember it now.Larz wrote:Its always hard to remember music after a time. I have to look for the tab and lyrics for the first guitar song I preformed in concert cause I can't remember a lick of it. Well, the only good thing when trying to remember music is that most the time one creates something new instead. And even at times that newly created thing is better than the original.