I can imagine the distant future where mankind has been wiped out and pieous robots sing this on a mountain top. The part 0:52-> sounds like Yes (the progressive rock band) Great!
Hi Stephen from one of your biggest fans (and biggest fans of MAM). Just stumbled on this piece--fantastic preparation for Christmas :) Will have to listen to it again. On a separate note, I wanted to ask if you have a MAM version of Sonata in D minor, K. 517 by Scarlatti (e.g. see Youtube -- Harpsichord Performance: Comparone Plays Scarlatti)? That's a diabolical but enthralling piece!
Hello Big Fan, sorry, I've not done K 517 yet; everything that's available is either on YouTube or on my DVD (which you can buy on my web site), or both.
Beautiful. And I really like the accent of the choir. There are some places that remind me harmonically of the Saint Saens Organ Concerto (1:16-1:20 and parallels) that is quoted in the little pig film, "Babe." When you write, do you keep the potential visual out of your mind, or does it sometimes play a role? If so, how do you compose differently when thinking of a graphical display? Thanks.
The first version of my MAM software was completed in 1985, and the last of my compositions (but for a couple) was completed in 1982, so there was essentially no overlap.
I once tried to write a piece as a "demo composition" for the MAM, but it was turning out so badly (as music) that I stopped after a page or two.
The way I think about music has always had a visual feeling to it, so most of my pieces (except those where I consciously focused on some other aspect) look pretty good in the MAM.
You really should add the word VP-550 and/or VP550 to your tags for this video. Your video does a good job at showing what it sounds like in actual use, since finding clear online demos of it are nearly impossible. Good job.
which 'husband' are talking bout, mary is still a virgin when she is pregnant, it is written in every religion, well for at least catholic, cristian, and muslim i noe for sure.....anyway, THAT IS ONE FANTASTIC PICE, love the arrangement.....maybe i could use it for my choir
You can get the score on my website; search for my name (stephen malinowski) or musanim, then go to the "all compositions" page. Let me know if you perform it.
I also find it interesting how people automatically seem to qualify listening to classical music as instant and irrefutable indication in erudite musical taste.
I thought you were an atheist. Since I am not acknowledged of this piece's end(s), I can't really tell...
Amarelaoo1 1 month ago
Bravo! Reminds me of a bit Emerson, Lake and Palmer (without Palmer). Something tells me you were a fan.
terrybeaton 2 months ago
@terrybeaton No, not especially.
smalin 2 months ago
til measure 12 is a chorale, isn't it?
erroll9621 2 months ago
@erroll9621 Right (and the chorale tune comes back later).
smalin 2 months ago
@smalin at measure 87, right?
erroll9621 2 months ago
@erroll9621 Actually, the tune comes back earlier, at the end of measure 50.
smalin 2 months ago
Well that was certainly interesting o.o
SANTARII 4 months ago in playlist Malinowski
Reminds me of computer music from 3:43 till the end of the canon. Nice piece anyway, sir, but who composed the carol?
gsarci2011 7 months ago
@gsarci2011 The original carol is anonymous. None of the original carol appears in this piece, however (all the music here was composed by me).
smalin 7 months ago
Marvel not Joseph does not imply Joseph not Marvel
Dolphidood 9 months ago
sounds like auto tune?? cuz of the breathing and such
piggemz 1 year ago
I like the progression around 1:14 at chastity.
joelhhh 1 year ago
Around 2:14, when the voices say "I, Joseph". It sounds a bit like the Beach Boys.
FatManRedemption 1 year ago
I can imagine the distant future where mankind has been wiped out and pieous robots sing this on a mountain top. The part 0:52-> sounds like Yes (the progressive rock band) Great!
kaaprokorn 1 year ago
You have Polish ancestors, right?
Max0Inq 2 years ago
That's what I've been told.
smalin 2 years ago
Hi Stephen from one of your biggest fans (and biggest fans of MAM). Just stumbled on this piece--fantastic preparation for Christmas :) Will have to listen to it again. On a separate note, I wanted to ask if you have a MAM version of Sonata in D minor, K. 517 by Scarlatti (e.g. see Youtube -- Harpsichord Performance: Comparone Plays Scarlatti)? That's a diabolical but enthralling piece!
123pelerin 2 years ago
Hello Big Fan, sorry, I've not done K 517 yet; everything that's available is either on YouTube or on my DVD (which you can buy on my web site), or both.
smalin 2 years ago
this deserves a real life performance :)
energycore345 2 years ago
I would've gone mad if I was Joseph. His only conclusion would logically be that Mary cheated on him.
geezwoman 2 years ago
So awesome when the purple comes in at :53 haha
Kurtyoungblood 2 years ago
That's the organ saying "Marvel not, Joseph!" (which is then echoed by the choir).
smalin 2 years ago
Beautiful. And I really like the accent of the choir. There are some places that remind me harmonically of the Saint Saens Organ Concerto (1:16-1:20 and parallels) that is quoted in the little pig film, "Babe." When you write, do you keep the potential visual out of your mind, or does it sometimes play a role? If so, how do you compose differently when thinking of a graphical display? Thanks.
3cplantin 2 years ago
The first version of my MAM software was completed in 1985, and the last of my compositions (but for a couple) was completed in 1982, so there was essentially no overlap.
I once tried to write a piece as a "demo composition" for the MAM, but it was turning out so badly (as music) that I stopped after a page or two.
The way I think about music has always had a visual feeling to it, so most of my pieces (except those where I consciously focused on some other aspect) look pretty good in the MAM.
smalin 2 years ago
BTW, 3cplantin, I updated the FAQ for this video.
smalin 2 years ago
damn. that was tight.
mkutz1325 2 years ago
GREAT COMPOSING!
Sesquiltera 2 years ago
Thanks!
smalin 2 years ago
Im not even religious but i find this track quite awesome haha.
Calamaistr 2 years ago
Wow talk about counterpoint! I need to internalize some of this glory and implement it to guitar!
LuisWahWah 3 years ago
WTF. This is only slightly creepy esp. with the eunuchs.
llgurl23 3 years ago
Linuchs.
smalin 3 years ago
You really should add the word VP-550 and/or VP550 to your tags for this video. Your video does a good job at showing what it sounds like in actual use, since finding clear online demos of it are nearly impossible. Good job.
Elhardt 3 years ago
Good suggestion; thanks, I'll do that.
smalin 3 years ago
So, who knocked up Mary if not her 'husband'?
talaska 3 years ago
which 'husband' are talking bout, mary is still a virgin when she is pregnant, it is written in every religion, well for at least catholic, cristian, and muslim i noe for sure.....anyway, THAT IS ONE FANTASTIC PICE, love the arrangement.....maybe i could use it for my choir
where do i get the score?
XfaCTor94 3 years ago 2
You can get the score on my website; search for my name (stephen malinowski) or musanim, then go to the "all compositions" page. Let me know if you perform it.
smalin 3 years ago
the heavenly host is said to have done it to her...hence the whole son of god stuff.
redpen411 3 years ago
BORING.
WhiskersInc 3 years ago
Really ... you think so? Did you watch more than the first 40 or 50 seconds?
smalin 3 years ago
You listen to Dragonforce, don't you?
sausabe 3 years ago
i listen to dragonforce and i like it :)
SCUD15Inc 3 years ago
That's unfortunate.
sausabe 3 years ago
ha how come? im interested now, as i listen to draginforce but i love classical music lol
SCUD15Inc 3 years ago
Wow, aren't you the judgemental prick.
I happen to love Dragonforce, and I also love classic music too.
So, don't be hatin'. :P
Luluboi 3 years ago
Successful troll is successful.
I also find it interesting how people automatically seem to qualify listening to classical music as instant and irrefutable indication in erudite musical taste.
sausabe 3 years ago
wow, I couldn't care less for religion but this is fantastic. Good job
lpu05lsh 3 years ago
a nice little post!
FREEASTHESTARS 3 years ago
if you did o magnum mysterium I will give up my soul to you as a debt of graditude
fissure226 4 years ago
Agreed. Please do Morten Lauridsen's version
of O Magnum Mysterium
roomwithamoose2311 4 years ago
Another delightful post, hopefully one of many more to come. Thank you!
LaidlawBarber 4 years ago
Amazing. As always, a big fan.
Of course, he nailed her, but that doesn't take away from the fact that this is the best thing I've ever seen.
GingerJono 4 years ago
This is seriously F'ing beautiful.
mercoid 4 years ago
Wonderful!!!
pianogirl98 4 years ago
I was hoping you'd post a video of this one. About how much of this is recorded sound and how much was put together on the computer?
ihope127 4 years ago
See the production notes (under "About This Video") ...
smalin 4 years ago
Well, Mr. Musanim, another masterpiece...
dalbyliza 4 years ago 2
I love what you do. It's an adventure to follow the music and see it at the same time. Thank you.
bosse66 4 years ago
awesome (:
jaimehxrawrr 4 years ago
Awesome! In what program was this music composed?
jonjonjonmw 4 years ago
I wrote it with a pencil on music paper.
smalin 4 years ago
Is pencil on music paper for mac or pc?
urbanelf 4 years ago 4
...hilarious
scoggles 4 years ago
Linux.
smalin 3 years ago
I really like this. Thank You!!!
KARLGRONQUIST 4 years ago