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Offline jonnyjohn

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Moonlight Star - Jonny J Liu
on: October 04, 2017, 01:35:20 AM
hey guys I wrote an original piece maybe you guys would be interested in hearing it.
It's called Moonlight Star. The key is in g# minor 12/8 time.




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Re: Moonlight Star - Jonny John Liu
Reply #1 on: October 05, 2017, 09:40:38 AM
This is a concisely beautiful little piece, the more so for using simple harmony and clearly defined phrases. I assume it arose from improvisation and that you are still actively recording your improvisation ? I recall a couple of years ago we discussed, on another forum, the possibility of getting local improvisers together to share ideas. I am better positioned to consider this now as I have more time. Send me a private message if you think the idea is viable.
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Re: Moonlight Star - Jonny J Liu
Reply #2 on: October 05, 2017, 08:45:45 PM
damn you have a good memory. Unfortunately this year I will be quite busy as I am about to go overseas as well so I'll send you a msg when time comes back to me.

and thanks for the feedback. Since my last piece a few years ago my focus in composition has changed towards balance and simplicity.

Hmm I thought most composers work from improvisations? I don't record my improvisations unless I plan to make it into a composition.

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Re: Moonlight Star - Jonny J Liu
Reply #3 on: October 06, 2017, 12:01:44 AM
..I thought most composers work from improvisations? I don't record my improvisations unless I plan to make it into a composition.

The relationship between the two processes seems to vary a great deal. Some composers do not improvise at all and some improvisers do not compose. Even when the two exist in the one person, the relationship between them is highly individual and complex.
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