Begin at 12:44, m.334 - m.343... Man I almost cried. After all the mysterious harmonies and melodies, this lovely section arrives. Lush and romantic string lines, and eventually ends with a tasteful piano line. Love it!
I came from the Stratisound video on John Williams' Battle of Hoth (which was a great video btw) after hearing an excerpt from this piece. I haven't listened all the way through as I'm a little busy right now (I will though) but I must say this is really great music! I'm beyond impressed, well done! Just one question, why did you write the time signatures in a film score style? From what I know that's not desirable in a concert score and is only acceptable in a film scoring environment (don't fully know why though)
Good question, I've found that I like them, the conductor likes them, the people in the booth like them, so pretty much everyone but the copyist(s) like them
Found my favourite contemporary composer now lol. Holy crap this is good
omg thanks!
Wow, I am just blown away! How wonderful it would be to take lessons from someone like this.
Thanks!!
Begin at 12:44, m.334 - m.343... Man I almost cried. After all the mysterious harmonies and melodies, this lovely section arrives. Lush and romantic string lines, and eventually ends with a tasteful piano line. Love it!
very kind of you to say
Love it!
Christopher Tin approves!!
Awesome!!!
I came from the Stratisound video on John Williams' Battle of Hoth (which was a great video btw) after hearing an excerpt from this piece. I haven't listened all the way through as I'm a little busy right now (I will though) but I must say this is really great music! I'm beyond impressed, well done!
Just one question, why did you write the time signatures in a film score style? From what I know that's not desirable in a concert score and is only acceptable in a film scoring environment (don't fully know why though)
Good question, I've found that I like them, the conductor likes them, the people in the booth like them, so pretty much everyone but the copyist(s) like them
@@michaelbarrymusic669 Oh ok, interesting! Poor copyists ahaha Thanks for the explanation :)
This is really great stuff. Were you influenced by Shostakovich piano concertos or Gershwin piano concerto in F?
thanks! yes my day is not complete till i listen to some Shostakovich