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Hi. can I have the scores of this your composition? It is not more possible to download with links that you have put in the info. Can you send me all scores in my email? Thanks.
FestivalOrgueMorges 1 month ago
@FestivalOrgueMorges
Hi, I've sent the full score plus all three parts as attachments in an email to the gmail account of the FestivalOrgueMorges, as you requested
tgpedersen 1 month ago
@tgpedersen Pleas can i have too pls :)
Mr55330 1 month ago
@Mr55330
Sure, but I need an e-mail address to send it to
tgpedersen 1 month ago
Where can I find parts of this one??
mousikos18 10 months ago
@mousikos18
Look in the my comments under the clip
Enjoy!
tgpedersen 10 months ago
j.d. is related to my dads side!!!
CatherineeZelenka 3 years ago
Interesting, the chromatic bass line has Zelenka written all over it. I alo compose in the baroque style (I have some pieces on my channel) and so I know all about "kickstarting" themes back to life after dubious turns.
Paul
Jalapablo 3 years ago
Maybe you are right, I hadn't thought of that. On the other hand, the octave jumps in the bass are conscious loans.
Composing in the baroque increases one's respect for the abilities of the baroque composers (and decreases it for the so-called neo-classical ones, for some reason my worst attempts sound like them).
tgpedersen 3 years ago
I like parts of it... especially the beginning and the part where it becomes like oriental for a few seconds... :)
maraboov 3 years ago
I agree. After the theme I wanted to show off with a chromatic descent in the bass, but then the whole thing ran into blind alleys and I had to kickstart it again several times.
tgpedersen 3 years ago