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IT'S ALMOST 1:00 A.M AND FINALLY, AFTER 6 MONTHS I FINISHED MY STRING QUARTET!!!!! IN CAN'T BELEIVE IT!! I STARTED WRITING THE FINAL PART AT 20:30 OF YESTERDAY AND I MADE IT!!!!!! THIS IS SO GOOD (as good as having sex!) well... that's all, sorry guys i needed to do this, i'm free of posting what i like so here's my post. Bye  :t:
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Congratulations, Danor, that's fantastic! 
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How now, brown cow.
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Gosh, congrats! String quartet!- im envious as heck. Anyway we can hear it?
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maybe someday i can show you the score that now is only in paper. Maybe i'll write it on sibelius to send it to a contest to see if it can be performed on a new-music festival (called politempo). Im not sure if it will ever be played, but i don't care.
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Originally posted by Ðanor:
maybe someday i can show you the score that now is only in paper. Maybe i'll write it on sibelius to send it to a contest to see if it can be performed on a new-music festival (called politempo). Im not sure if it will ever be played, but i don't care. yes, thank id love to see the score. I hope your work gets into the contest. Seeing your excitement makes me feel happy. Yes, i like your attitude towards it being played or not- its your hadwork, thats what matter. If it gets played, good, If not, its a proof of your musical abilities.
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Way to go Danor, that is truly an accomplishment. It is good to see you so happy!
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In what manner of style is this string quartet of yours, more like Franck, or Haydn or Beethoven or Bartok or .....just curious?
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Sorry just realized how limiting my choices were lol, ofcourse it could also be a modern or avant garde atonal work unlike those mentioned
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Oh and, if you don't think it will ever be played then make a two piano sonata arrangement and play it with someone, or at least as a way to bring attention to it, and then maybe if people like it you can unleash the real version on them.
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"If we continually try to force a child to do what he is afraid to do, he will become more timid, and will use his brains and energy, not to explore the unknown, but to find ways to avoid the pressures we put on him." (John Holt) www.pianoped.comwww.youtube.com/user/UIPianoPed
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Originally posted by Requiem Aeternam:
Oh and, if you don't think it will ever be played then make a two piano sonata arrangement and play it with someone, or at least as a way to bring attention to it, and then maybe if people like it you can unleash the real version on them. I've talked to Danor about it and my impression was that it's pretty modern, i.e., uses effects that only string instruments can really produce. It would be like arranging Lux Auturna for piano.
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it has a lot of influence from ligeti's micropolyphony, also phase music. It has a lot of things. But mainly it has some very mechanical sections and clockwork like, in contrast with some contemplative scenes of static harmony and chromatic movement of voices. I don`t know how to explain it...
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WOW!! thats really impressive! Maybe you can teach me how to compose :p :p ...It's my freshman year in high school and I'm taking a music theory class ...*scared* anyways..congrats!
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