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Topic: My piano concerto, orchestrated (using a sample library), second movement  (Read 1043 times)

Offline ronde_des_sylphes

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I posted this a while back in solo piano form. I've tried my hand at orchestrating it and putting together a composite version where I used my solo recording and mixed it with the samples orchestra. I don't think the "virtual" orchestra is all that great, but I'm not spoilt for choice regarding getting an orchestra, and at least it gives an idea of what it would sound like with the full complement of instruments.

Thoughts welcome.

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Yes !!!!!!!!!! 😎👍

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Thanks  ;D

My website - www.andrewwrightpianist.com
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