Waking (rev. 3; synth)


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03/10/2009 | 03:56AM EDT

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Classical Song | 7.5 MB | 8 min 10 sec

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Author Comments

This piece is meant to evoke the feeling of waking up in the morning, and willfully continuing dreams while still half asleep.

This will be performed in April, along with the 1st movement, Dreaming. The orchestration is woodwind quintet (flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon) plus brass quintet (2 trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba).

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Average Score: 8.7 / 10

Score: 9
sarias

"hmmm very frank tichelli"

by: sarias
date: June 18, 2009

this sounds very frank tichelli which in my opinion is a compliment um it seems as if at some points almost too many differen melodys and countermelodys are happening and some of the notes dont fit in with the harmonies unless its supposed to sound like that

June 26, 2009

Author's Response:

It is supposed to be be pretty thickly layered in some spots, creating a wash of sound rather than a simple melody and harmonics. Thanks for your review!

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Score: 10
cRAVE01

"Very enjoyable."

date: March 20, 2009

k, I really enjoy the beginning. The title coupled w/ the opening relays images of some american hero, mebe set in the 50s-esque, waking up, looking out a window w/ the sun rising, him looking at a photo of a loved one, and thinking about how he has to leave to serve his country that day. Not only waking from his slumber but into the realization that he could die and never see his love again.

ok, so maybe I am reading into things. But I think there is something to be said of someone who can play/compose/orchestrate a song that conveys such vivid imagery and emotion. It shows said person has lots of talent.

I love the somber, almost hopeful in the face of adversity feel of the song. I felt that it was EQ'd just fine. It didn't hurt the ears at all.

There were some parts where it felt like an instrument would start at an odd time, but as a following note would play, the previous "odd note" felt like it fit. So, I am not really sure if I should vote down for the odd placement, or leave it as is for the unique occurance of it "fitting" after the fact . . . I'll let my rating reflect my choice.

But over all, a great listen. Will go on my Zune and go on the relaxing playlist I have ^___^ Good Job. if you post the live performance on NG, drop me a PM. I would love to hear that as well!

April 10, 2009

Author's Response:

Lol, I think you may have read into it a little far. This piece is actually supposed to be more personal. Have you ever had times where you've woken up while in the middle of a good dream and try to continue it willfully while half asleep? That's what this is about.

Thank you for the review, I should have a live recording next Thursday.

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Score: 7
MusicIsBliss

"well"

date: March 10, 2009

to be honest, the first minute conveys no emotion, that low note kills it everytime anything gets good, its just eq'd so out of place

the next 30 seconds just kinda run around in a circle, and the song continues to go nowhere.

no offence, but this just doesnt really, well, fit anywhere

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