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Bulerias2005 -> Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 0:06:11)



An original composition called "Time Forgotten," a bit of a cross between Renaissance and jazz, a combination I've explored in other compositions before. :) Hope you enjoy this one!




Pgh_flamenco -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 5:35:22)

Impressionante!




RobF -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 11:12:51)

Very nice, and very well done.

Perhaps this would be a subject for another thread, but it would be interesting to see your recording and video capture set-up. You achieve a very professional result.




Bulerias2005 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 14:46:39)

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ORIGINAL: Pgh_flamenco

Impressionante!

Thank you!

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ORIGINAL: RobF

Very nice, and very well done.

Perhaps this would be a subject for another thread, but it would be interesting to see your recording and video capture set-up. You achieve a very professional result.

Thank you very much! I can mention it here, no problem. I've got two SM81 microphones, one of which is positioned roughly at the 12th fret and another from lower angling up toward the sound hole, as well as an AKG C214 further back and to my right of the bridge. These go into a Scarlet FocusRite (mine has 4 inputs) which then goes into ProTools, in which I created my own plugins for reverb, mixing, and mastering that I run in real time as I record so that I essentially have a CD-quality recording right out of the gate, with some adjustments usually necessary (typically to reduce volume in a few spots so that I can maximize the overall gain in the track). As far as camera, since October or so I've been using a Sony a6400 at 1080p60fps (tried the 4k setting for my music video but the frame rate caps lower so it's a trade-off). It's a pretty nifty setup overall and I'm really happy with it. :)




gbv1158 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 16:08:28)

Bravissimo!, molto, molto bravo!



ciao - Giambattista




Bulerias2005 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 16:50:15)

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ORIGINAL: gbv1158

Bravissimo!, molto, molto bravo!



ciao - Giambattista

Thank you! :D




rombsix -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 3 2021 21:39:57)

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Perhaps this would be a subject for another thread, but it would be interesting to see your recording and video capture set-up. You achieve a very professional result.


http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=329290&p=1&tmode=1&smode=1




devilhand -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 4 2021 15:52:43)

Curious to know in which form you compose. Does your composition have a form which goes like Intro - Exposition - Development - Recapitulation - Coda or Intro?
Or it's structured in a more simple way?




Bulerias2005 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 4 2021 19:30:49)

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ORIGINAL: devilhand

Curious to know in which form you compose. Does your composition have a form which goes like Intro - Exposition - Development - Recapitulation - Coda or Intro?
Or it's structured in a more simple way?

I don’t constrain myself to forms, especially not in a premeditated way as I find that really puts a damper on their creative potential, but often in the middle of composing or sometimes even in retrospect I can map out the structure in a fairly specific way. In this piece, for example, there’s the intro going into the main theme, then a variation on the theme in a tarantella-like style (toward the end of which is a reference to some material from the introduction), the slower interlude followed by the pensive waltz section, and a brief, dramatic call-back to the main theme. Sometimes I also notice miniature motifs that develop as I compose, for example in my composition “Fantasia for Two Guitars,” there is a ~7 note melodic motif that recurs in various keys and contexts. Something like that is also not necessarily my intention before I start composing, usually, but ends up developing naturally.




Morante -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 4 2021 22:50:21)

Last night, on Canal Sur, Rafael Riqueni played a solo por milongas which was not as bonita nor as cleanly played. Óle o au lait!

Morante




Bulerias2005 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 4 2021 23:43:10)

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ORIGINAL: Morante

Last night, on Canal Sur, Rafael Riqueni played a solo por milongas which was not as bonita nor as cleanly played. Óle o au lait!

Morante

Wow, thank you. Riqueni is one of my favorite guitarists, so that means a lot!




Escribano -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 4 2021 23:47:35)

Beautiful and it sounds like a perfect balance to my ears [8|]




devilhand -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 6 2021 21:06:45)

Thanks for letting us know a bit of your creative process.
Btw, I haven't found any original song on your youtube channel. Do you write your own songs?




Bulerias2005 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 6 2021 21:31:00)

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ORIGINAL: Escribano

Beautiful and it sounds like a perfect balance to my ears [8|]

Thank you so much!

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ORIGINAL: devilhand

Thanks for letting us know a bit of your creative process.
Btw, I haven't found any original song on your youtube channel. Do you write your own songs?

Thank you, but I'm not sure what you mean. This is an original composition and many of the videos on my YouTube channel are also of original compositions. From recent uploads: Crystal Whispers, Windswept, A Meadow by the Sea, the next ones were uploaded a bit earlier but also Bachianne, Vignette, Abandoned City, etc...




devilhand -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 6 2021 22:03:09)

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but I'm not sure what you mean. This is an original composition and many of the videos on my YouTube channel are also of original compositions.

I mean writing a song with verse and chorus like a pop or rock song.




Bulerias2005 -> RE: Original composition crossing Renaissance and jazz (May 7 2021 14:16:41)

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ORIGINAL: devilhand

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but I'm not sure what you mean. This is an original composition and many of the videos on my YouTube channel are also of original compositions.

I mean writing a song with verse and chorus like a pop or rock song.

Oh, I see -- no, I never have. I've set others' poetry to music before and have written poetry of my own, so maybe someday. :)




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