This is the book number four: Numbers. This is a book of war... a cry of war. Yes! this one has a lot of Gustav Holst influence and the first chord is very like Mozart's Don Giovanni... tell me what you think about it please. thanks.
I love how you managed to make it sound like it was almost going to resolve into something that that would sound like Gershwin and then it goes a completely different direction- great stuff!
If Berlioz would've heard this piece.. he probably would have said that it was too vulgar (lol) too much percussion... but oh well I got very excited when I made this one... the tempos are not very well because its very hard!!!
Captures the romantic era spirit. The orchestration seemed good, but a little muddy in spots, I think because we need to get you a better orchestra sample pack... or maybe a real orchestra to play this, that will do it!
ttfn,
Drakonis
This is nothing to do with what I've been doing.. The truth is I was bored and turned on my roland juno-d and I started mixing up some sounds and well this is it, I know its not my musical area but wanted to try...
nice resolution at 1:40, intriguing impressionistic painting with your harmonic palette. Just enough tonal footing to keep my poor old classical ears quite happy. I'm back from a week vacation, and hope to start catching up on music again!
Here is another quick glimpse at ideas from my huge "Fractal Serenity" music video project, still in progress. This particular music-video is a "character study" of one of the strange plants that grows in this dream... the "Glass Orchid…
what an interesting and amazing project, the music really takes you into this surreal dream, the combination images and music was absolutly perfect, congratz Edward you always bring fine works to us.
A fingerpicky tune from the old days.
The different guitar voices (nylon string classical and Guild 12-string) were attained using a Line 6 Variax 600 modeling guitar. Great for recording, but I returned it because of some minor issues.
performed by counter)induction on 13 June, 2008 in New York NY, featuring guest flutist Jennifer Grim.
Note: 'Li Bao’s lament, ‘Fighting South of the Ramparts,’ was probably written in 751, a year of significant military defeats for the Tang…
Close your eyes, and come with me. It is a warm Autumn eve in the Black Forest. There are ancient folk tales about this magical wood... how late at night it comes to life with mischievious fairies and wood nymphs. Any mortal who hears the unusual…
Close your eyes, and come with me. It is a warm Autumn eve in the Black Forest. There are ancient folk tales about this magical wood... how late at night it comes to life with mischievious fairies and wood nymphs. Any mortal who hears the unusual…
This Song (Recorded and written in 06) done the conventional way. I Wrote the words 1st. I was thinking I would like to write a song kinda like those of the old days. Pretty straight forward and Not too abstract. I need to redo because the chorus…
This Song (Recorded and written in 06) done the conventional way. I Wrote the words 1st. I was thinking I would like to write a song kinda like those of the old days. Pretty straight forward and Not too abstract. I need to redo because the chorus…
Something completely different- Uilleann pipes(Irish bagpipes) and synth. I wrote this tune over 20 years ago in the style of traditional Irish slow airs. It was recorded way back in 1991 for an album that's been out of print for over 15 years…
and you didn't even have to spend the night to get it.
another one from the morning sessions...
A simple 3-part "round" or canon with variations, showing my children how you can devise a melody that can stack on top of itself like offset puzzle pieces, which will then make its own harmony (with a nod to the master of rounds and fugues, J…
oh yeah, the earthquake was a bit strong, I was working sitting in front of my computer when some books fell down and I got scared but nothing bad happened, we are ok, this earthquake had its epicenter in my town!. Thanks for careing... by the way, everytime I hear "a Round & Bach Again" I think again that is just great!
Close your eyes, and come with me. It is a warm Autumn eve in the Black Forest. There are ancient folk tales about this magical wood... how late at night it comes to life with mischievious fairies and wood nymphs. Any mortal who hears the unusual…
A moody solo acoustic thing that I came up with playing in a long forgotten tuning. Just got a new Zoom H4N, so this was recorded in my shop sitting at my reedmaking bench may 12 2009
Wade Hampton High School (WHHS) Singers:
Conductor: Warren C. Martin
Spring 1995
(School Year 94-95):
Track 1
Notes on this song:
(Brahms Motet: Movement #1)
Notes: This is the year that we were invited to perform a solo concert at Carnegie…
Close your eyes, and come with me. It is a warm Autumn eve in the Black Forest. There are ancient folk tales about this magical wood... how late at night it comes to life with mischievious fairies and wood nymphs. Any mortal who hears the unusual…
Close your eyes, and come with me. It is a warm Autumn eve in the Black Forest. There are ancient folk tales about this magical wood... how late at night it comes to life with mischievious fairies and wood nymphs. Any mortal who hears the unusual…
Comments on Lalo Oceja's stuff
That first chord almost blew me out of my chair!. You certainly captured the mood of war
I love how you managed to make it sound like it was almost going to resolve into something that that would sound like Gershwin and then it goes a completely different direction- great stuff!
love the lower notes! 01:33!!! Great piece. I look forward to checking out more of your music.
How did I miss this one? Lovely! Great playing
This is an excellent piece. I love the melody and the tone of the piano.
I like the interplay between the clarinets and violins (violas?) And kirk is right, the cello is beautiful.
Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh
Another great one Lalo! Those cello lines just before the end are just lovely
Another lovely piece, Lalo.
this is delightful music for this late night. gorgeous palette of sounds and melodies.
it's great!
Captures the romantic era spirit. The orchestration seemed good, but a little muddy in spots, I think because we need to get you a better orchestra sample pack... or maybe a real orchestra to play this, that will do it! ttfn, Drakonis
Well I like it mate very good nice sounds
This is great. Can't wait to hear Numbers!
Atmospheric and enthralling. Wonderful Lalo.
My goodness, Lalo, this is truly beautiful. Wonderful stuff.
Wow, so forboding! I take it this is Adam & Eve during presentation of the ill-fated apple? Ooh...
very nice - drakonis comments are right on the money - you found a sweet spot between some common styles, and mode something v. fresh!
nice resolution at 1:40, intriguing impressionistic painting with your harmonic palette. Just enough tonal footing to keep my poor old classical ears quite happy. I'm back from a week vacation, and hope to start catching up on music again!
beautiful
Comments made by Lalo Oceja
very nice.. loved it!
very good sound, cool stuff!
what an interesting and amazing project, the music really takes you into this surreal dream, the combination images and music was absolutly perfect, congratz Edward you always bring fine works to us.
awesome!
beautiful
Im impressed... very good composition
just excellent... goes to fav
great great work
going from minor to major tones.. that was perfect
The more I hear it, the more I like it... great work
I meant "awesome" :)
how do you get this awsome stereo sound?! great work
thank you kirklynch for your encouraging comments... makes me wanna compose more!
hey thanks glu!
oh yeah, the earthquake was a bit strong, I was working sitting in front of my computer when some books fell down and I got scared but nothing bad happened, we are ok, this earthquake had its epicenter in my town!. Thanks for careing... by the way, everytime I hear "a Round & Bach Again" I think again that is just great!
Eduard, keep saying such a beautiful words to music, I love the way you describe a piece of music, its fantastic!
thank you kirklynch, I am always very encouraged by your kind comments! :)
super wow!
drakonis, you are a great musician and a poet!!! thank you
Bravissssimo! very well done maestro. it makes me think of a rimsky korsakov work