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Okay, so this is one of the bigger pieces I was working on over the summer break, just managed my finishing touches on it tonight. This piece is for full symphony (with a lot of piano and some harp and a lot of misc. percussion, yet no mallets for once) and it is inspired by Reepicheep's duel on the Dawn Treader. I really didn't like the way David Arnold handled this section musically, so I redid it, at least thematically speaking.
I am super, incredibly happy with the way this one came out, and I hope you all like it too! Please leave comments and concerns (like about how the melody pretty much dissappears at the end :P But I think the brass and percussion would approve!).
I am super, incredibly happy with the way this one came out, and I hope you all like it too! Please leave comments and concerns (like about how the melody pretty much dissappears at the end :P But I think the brass and percussion would approve!).
Category Music / Classical
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File Size 2.14 MB
Whimsical! May I ask what sequencer or equipment you use to produce your works? I've just listened to a few of them, and I really like 'em! :D
Anyway, as a former brass player, and also an aspiring composer, I really do like what you've done with the brass here, especially. The crescendo at about 40 seconds in briefly reminded me of The Adventures of Batman and Robin, a game for the SNES, for some reason; I think maybe the BGM in one of the Joker's levels might have used a similar phrase. :O
Anyway, as a former brass player, and also an aspiring composer, I really do like what you've done with the brass here, especially. The crescendo at about 40 seconds in briefly reminded me of The Adventures of Batman and Robin, a game for the SNES, for some reason; I think maybe the BGM in one of the Joker's levels might have used a similar phrase. :O
This song came off of Finale 2011, with one "garritan" solo viola. I usually use that or on my laptop I have a 'lower' version, Finale Print Music, which gives you 24 staves to work with and pretty much any instrument one might need. I sometimes venture into Sibelius territory because Finale glitches quite a bit, but Finale is by far the best sounding software of its type (before expensive plugins).
I'm glad you liked it, and thanks for the comment!
I'm glad you liked it, and thanks for the comment!
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