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Re: Halving all note durations
by Glyn Adgie
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D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
> On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Glyn Adgie wrote:
>
>> after one bar, but now it joins at just half a bar. Well, I guess it is
>> an odd fugue, though I am sure I have heard this rhythmic structure in
>> Bach's Passacaglia in C Minor for organ.
>>
>
> When you're done with this or at any point along the way, I'd be really keen
> to get a look at this. Maybe even make an example file out of it? Somebody
> used Rosegarden to compose a fugue?! Splendid!
>Actually, the piece has two fugues at the same time. The short one is
basically an ostinato pattern in flute and clarinet that accompanies a
slow tune started on the cellos, which is then fugued in the violins.
I am tidying up the score at present. One of my problems, which I posted
previously, is getting a good string ensemble tone that is suitable for
fast melodies. Friends have commented that one section sounds like a
fairground organ. I think what I may do is put in solo strings (violin,
viola, cello, bass) to make the tone right, and leave the existing
synthy string ensemble sound as a background, turned well down.
Glyn
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> On Tuesday 07 July 2009, Glyn Adgie wrote:
>
>> after one bar, but now it joins at just half a bar. Well, I guess it is
>> an odd fugue, though I am sure I have heard this rhythmic structure in
>> Bach's Passacaglia in C Minor for organ.
>>
>
> When you're done with this or at any point along the way, I'd be really keen
> to get a look at this. Maybe even make an example file out of it? Somebody
> used Rosegarden to compose a fugue?! Splendid!
>
basically an ostinato pattern in flute and clarinet that accompanies a
slow tune started on the cellos, which is then fugued in the violins.
I am tidying up the score at present. One of my problems, which I posted
previously, is getting a good string ensemble tone that is suitable for
fast melodies. Friends have commented that one section sounds like a
fairground organ. I think what I may do is put in solo strings (violin,
viola, cello, bass) to make the tone right, and leave the existing
synthy string ensemble sound as a background, turned well down.
Glyn
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