Classical Music Forum banner

Discussions Showcase Albums Media Media Comments Tags

1-20 of 105 Results
  1. Today's Composers
    The Abyss Waltz - Spotify link Influences ranged from the classical/romantic eras, to sci-fi pulp and sci-fi golden-age related visuals/art! I appreciate any comments or discussion related to this piece
  2. Today's Composers
    VICTORY, VICTORY, VICTORY - F. Adebiyi
  3. Today's Composers
    I wrote this piece for my Grandfather. Listen to Trevor by Thomas Hockey on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/ZDnf6 He died very young and so I wanted the piece to reflect that sadness. Also, not much is really known about him, just the odd story and picture - therefore I tried to have...
  4. Today's Composers
    Hi all, I've started to put pen paper and write some music finally. I'd love your feedback! Tom
  5. Classical Music Discussion
    Where do we find the best and last living people who have general knowledge and education about music? Are they here in this forum? I don´t have problem with who do not know about something, But the problem is that they are normally the ruling class nowadays. Imagine the world where Adam...
  6. Composer Guestbooks
    (Note: I couldn't find any pictures of the composer.) His birthday is 9-7-1642 Here is a composition of his: Kantate: Siehe, wie fein und lieblich ist's:
  7. Classical Music Discussion
    Who composed this piece: Supposedly it is Antonio Vivaldi, but people in the comment section are saying otherwise. Does anyone know on who actually composed this piece? Help would be appreciated.
  8. News, Concerts and Events
    On Sunday 18th June, composer Robert Howard’s new organ piece, Postlude in Glory, will be given its first performance, as part of the Prescot Festival. Written for a competition hosted by Blackburn Cathedral, the work offers theme and variations on familiar Easter hymn tunes. Postlude in Glory...
  9. News, Concerts and Events
    On Friday 31st March, as part of the Francis Neilson lunchtime concert series, David Kernick (tenor) performs a solo recital with Stephen Mannings on piano. As part of the 45-minute programme, David will be performing two items by composer, Dr Robert Howard - God So Loved the World and Ave...
  10. Today's Composers
    Would love to get feedback on my first symphonic effort - pro and con (especially con). Thanks for listening!
  11. News, Concerts and Events
    On Saturday 15th October at 12 noon in Liverpool (Anglican) Cathedral a massed choir will perform Robert Howard’s celebratory choral anthem, ‘Jubilate Deo’ (2016). The combined forces of Liverpool Cathedral Choir, and the Cathedral’s three community choirs – Liverpool 64, Gilbert Scott Singers...
  12. Religious Music
    On Sunday 6th June Robert Howard's anthem, God of all Creation, will be premiered at Prescot Parish Church. Robert's work for 3-part choir (Sopranos, Altos and Men) and organ/piano was composed for the 2021 Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) Music Sunday Anthem Competition and will receive its...
  13. Today's Composers
    Hi. Some time ago I decided to start writing music, to create something and see what happened. I don't really have composition skills, as I only have a license in solfege. So, pretty basic knowledge of theory. I had a theme in mind though and I tried to develop it, quite casually I admit. It's...
  14. Classical Music Discussion
    Not many know, but before dying Jimi Hendrix had in mind two things: - A collab with Miles Davis which never occured because Davis asked too much money. - To create A NEW TYPE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC! Apparently, Jimi Hendrix listened to everything, even a lot of classical music, romantics in...
  15. Music Theory
    Perhaps this question is more suited for the 'Today's composers' subforum but it seems I can't start a thread there, apologies if this is the wrong section for my question. As an amateur musician and rather late admirer of classical music I've wanted to learn more about music theory and...
  16. Music Theory
    hello, hoping this isnt too subjective, but.. in song writing, im wondering if there is like a quick sheet/consensus on how each time signature feels/what it does to a piece? with applications in pop music for instance, having a chorus be 4/4 seems to be a given, since it is the "release"...
  17. Today's Composers
    Hello to everyone, I allow myself sharing with you a composition I've released last week after several years of work. It's quite long and you can listen to each section separately to start with (even though the key lies into the last section, by the organic form of the piece in someway). The...
  18. Today's Composers
    Hi! I'd like to share my first orchestral premiere: It'd mean a lot to me if you let me know what you think of it :) Best wishes, Raymond
1-20 of 105 Results
Top