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sistermusic
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24 Preludes Complete!
on: January 29, 2007, 04:50:57 PM
Apologies to those who kindly went to the link for my 24 preludes and found only 20!
I have now amended this. Please find the complete performances at
https://www.sistermusic.org/Mp3/wimpy.php
The duo I play in may also be of interest at
https://www.sistermusic.org/.laurihester/
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many thanks for the interest and comments so far
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pianistimo
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Re: 24 Preludes Complete!
Reply #1 on: January 29, 2007, 06:21:57 PM
i thought this was chopin! my mistake. these are cool! you're good jazz-it-up person.
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jozart
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Re: 24 Preludes Complete!
Reply #2 on: February 08, 2007, 07:25:37 AM
Hi sistermusic,
I just heard all of your preludes. Wow! Amazing! They are enjoyable intellectually and emotionally. Extremely creative and very well played. Schoenberg talks about the need for music to be coherent, comprehensible, and convincing. From my perspective, you have everything. I will be back to listen again and again.
Thanks for posting.
Joe
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Joe Gargiulo
sistermusic
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Re: 24 Preludes Complete!
Reply #3 on: February 10, 2007, 01:36:11 PM
Thanks for your time in listening to my work. The comments are helpful and encouraging.
For me structure, beauty and form are so important in writing music and if all these come together to create something with a touch of originality and communication then that's wonderful.
I will try to keep people informed as to the availability of the scores: there's a possiblility of publication; at the very least by myself.
all good wishes
Simon
www.sisternusic.org
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jozart
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Re: 24 Preludes Complete!
Reply #4 on: February 17, 2007, 08:31:46 PM
Hi Simon,
Wish I could advise you on publishing but all I have is a pile of rejection slips and a contract with a digital publisher that's worthless. You can sell directly to piano teachers through workshops. Get a listing from the national organization and send your flyers to out to local chapters. Their program chairman presents your materials to the group and they hire (invite?)you to do a workshop. You'll sell very well at these events, but the downside is that it consumes a lot of time and energy that could better be spent writing more music.
You have a very attractive product. Your music is interesting and beautiful and you should be able to find a classical publisher but it may take a little time. The most important thing is for you to keep producing more works.
joe
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Joe Gargiulo
tds
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Re: 24 Preludes Complete!
Reply #5 on: February 27, 2007, 05:38:03 AM
simon,
congratulations! you are an accomplished composer, very creative and worthy. i look forward to all the great things you will be doing in the future!
warmest, tds
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dignity, love and joy.
sistermusic
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Re: 24 Preludes Complete!
Reply #6 on: March 29, 2007, 08:33:28 AM
Out of interest here's the Orchestral version of the Emajor Prelude along with its Piano version.
https://www.sistermusic.org/Mp3PreludeOrchestral/wimpy.php
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