A City Eternal

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Credits & Info

Date
05/07/2013
File Info
Song
12.6 MB
11 min 3 sec
Score
4.43 / 5.00

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Score:
Rated 4.43 / 5 stars
Plays & Downloads:
543 Plays | 46 Downloads
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Genres:
Classical
Tags:
epic
orchestral
samulis
programmatic

Author Comments

Sorry about the low quality, I had to fit the full 11 minutes in! There are also a few little render glitches in the third movement amid the strings... I tried with no success to fix that- the problems of using a mid/high-powered instrument with a 32-bit program!

I made up a fancy program guide, which you can view here (http://www.versilstudios .net/notes.PNG {remove the extra space}) if you want to see what the movements are about (silly NG doesn't allow me to paste the whole thing here...).

Any regulars to my music- note that the 6th movement is one of my already existing works... I wrote it originally with the intention of using it in this work.

Movements are at the following times:
Movement 1- 0:00 to 1:26
Movement 2- 1:29 to 2:34
Movement 3- 2:36 to 3:28
Movement 4- 3:30 to 5:21
Movement 5- 5:29 to 6:37
Movement 6- 6:39 to 9:51
Movement 7- 9:55 to 11:00

Feel free to leave your thoughts on the piece below. :)

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lasselasse

Rated 1.5 / 5 stars 1 day ago

ok but forgettable

samulis responds:

Thanks my cynical buddy ol' pal. Go back to your barrel, Diogenes. :P

Unless you have something constructive to say about how I might be able to make it less forgettable.

Luc0zLuc0z

Rated 5 / 5 stars 2 weeks ago

Perfect samulis, another exceptional piece you have here :)

samulis responds:

Thanks man, I am glad you like it. :)

IroncladfireIroncladfire

Rated 5 / 5 stars 2 weeks ago

I want to thank you man, Ive been working on a book for the last year and a half here but i couldnt get back into vibe I had going. Thanks to your song Ive managed to sit back down and start writing again. Love the piece.

samulis responds:

Wow! I'm so thrilled to hear that. That's exactly the reason why I write music... in hope of inspiring others. :)

Good luck!

dem0leculedem0lecule

Rated 5 / 5 stars 3 weeks ago

This is super amazing. Everything is in harmony. You are very talented. To create a long piece is already difficult, but has the ability to write something this interesting is totally mindblowing. I feel very warm when listening to this piece.

I admire you so much.

samulis responds:

You can do the same too, my friend! You are very good yourself. :)

This is still nowhere near as long as a piece by a great composer of the past (hehe... Wagner!)!

Thank you for the support, m0le. You are a great friend and composer.

EmidEmid

Rated 5 / 5 stars May 11, 2013

I am always certain that if you want to compose a piece, you need imagination in your mind. Your thoughts need to be resourceful with plenty of fantastic fancy ideas. For me, music is meaningless if there is no vision. You will feel it 'dry' if it lacks concepts. Why am I chirping all this? Just because all movements in this piece are 100% illustrious of the imagination provided in the link. I wasn't distracted nor felt astray as it was continuously flowing and growing. I was interpreting it even visually. Bravo for this beautiful share and well done bro. Am speechless now!

samulis responds:

Thanks a ton for the review, Emid! I am so glad the imagery of the music worked, at least for you. :DDD

You should try something like this if you ever have time, even if its just a few minutes. Probably the most fun I have ever had writing a piece!

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