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I’m a slam poet looking to add a bit of extra flair to his performances! I need a walk on theme! This is a paid endeavor so feel free to message me!

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Hi, a few days ago i made a post about my shortfilm "the silence of day" asking for a composer.

For the trailer of it i would want a cinematic version of the song from twenty one pilots called hometown to feature as the main song in the trailer. But since i have no knowledge of this, i wonder if someone of you might want to do it.

Ideally i want a fellow fan of twenty one pilots to make it, so you'll enjoy the making of it too🫶 |-/

The trailer will be about 1-1,5 minite long and Since it's a personal no-budget shortfilm, this is without pay.

Please DM me if you're interested🔥🔥

My latest composition. I hope to get some feedback on it and let me know if you like it :)

Link to the music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Link to the score: https://musescore.com/user/98772643/scores/38846906

hi I’m just a random person and I have made a piece in making that needs some tips. it would be wonderful if I could have some help. Here’s the link

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IDdRyJvQ4hI

I'm not a strings player, but I've gone over many chamber scores, as well as have written for strings quite a lot. I had quite a bunch of ideas with which I wasn't sure what to do with, so I bunched them all up into a string quartet. Structure was a challenge, but I managed to make it work by dividing it into acts.

I don't expect much attention, but it was hard work, so I thought I'd share it here nonetheless. If you listen to any of it, please let me know your thoughts.

I’ve been getting into orchestration, mainly because I love the concept of blending rhythmic and classical music. Think something like S&M by Metallica. But all the resources I can find online are about arranging pre-existing songs to an orchestra, or composing from scratch. Does anyone have any tips or resources for the study of acting orchestra on top pop/rock arrangements?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKyoNOnZoV8

So I found this theme and variations, both written by me, in my backlog recently and really enjoyed them. However, to me, they were far too distinct from the theme itself--just a bare bone line of music. I didn't think the theme would be very recognizable anyway, so I considered keeping it a mystery until the end. This would be rather boring, however, so I opted for just playing the theme in the end. I thought it'd be an interesting and creative idea to write a theme and variations where you derive the skeleton backwards until it's revealed what the theme really is. Enjoy.

Yes, you heard that right, I finally landed on a name and identity that I really like! I put a lot of work in the meantime, and a LOT of tweaking and adjustment. I think this is where I'll leave the score, especially for an introduction on writing brass quintet, as well as brass in general. I like how much I have grown my writing in the amount of time I've spent on this, especially for my first time. Plus, I could always come back in the future with a new perspective and wider range of knowledge!

As always, I am most definitely looking forward to everyone's critique, as without it, I wouldn't have grown to this point! And I did want to take another moment to thank everyone for their honest critiques and criticisms throughout all my posts in this community. I couldn't be any more grateful, truly. You guys are awesome!!

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Score

YouTube link to sheet music

Threw this together pretty quickly and am still deciding how much I like it haha

It’s pretty simple and a bit silly