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This is horrible.

hello, your cadenza is just wow, can you share the notes in pdf please

just got to 1:22 and i can already tell that this is going to be REALLY good

this is an amazing symphony! keep going in the composing world, this is a true masterpiece, i wish i could even think of writing 5 minutes of this alone!

Excellent work, Camilo. Best of luck as you embark on the next phase of your life. I hope music will be a big part of it. You have great skill. Marvelous textures. Powerful writing. Effective orchestration. The melody reminds me of one from a big aria in Tchaikovsly's Mazzepa. Wonderful control of consonance/dissonance. 1st rate.

I don't know who you are, but this is a real masterpiece

This is how a classical composer should sound nowadays! Very Good!

Bro i am your age and i wouldn't be able to compose anything that even resembles that 😭

This is phenomenal, really impressive. Is the opening theme intentionally the soviet national anthem? If so, what is the significance of this?

CAMILO-- emotionally riveting, clear and artistic trailer, well put together. A show all in itself 🎉

OH MY GOSH, youtube recommended......AMAZING, the ending is wild, NEW SUB

Sounds like this could be in a video game! Sound amazing!!!🤩 Loved especially the Scherzo and Finale! You may be going places with these works!!😊

Thanks for uploading!

9:10 almost sounds like a studio ghibli melody

This is really well written. Congratulations

Very cool symphony

Очень понравилось. А в каком издании вы опубликовали? Может быть, там можно опубликовать из России? Научную статью за рубежом я публиковал, а музыку ни разу нигде (я тоже написал два произведения).

Mr blue sky?

Very talented. More great things to come from you. But none of us should whine about the pandemic. You're alive and apparently healthy. Except for those poor sick and dead millions and those directly affected by their losses, who deserve our sympathy, the rest of us should stop complaining about inconveniences and delayed plans. Life is hard, but being kept from school or friends for a while is nothing; especially when we still have technology to keep us close.

You must be a great admirer of Hindemith’s Symphonic Metamorphosis.

This is a fantastic video! We actually have quite similar interests, though in the case of your transit enthusiasm you have it quite rough, as you live in North America. I thoroughly enjoyed your first symphony and look forward to seeing more of your talent. Never give up!

I’d compare you to Mahler but I like this more than I like anything Mahler ever wrote. I’m getting into composition myself so I will study this. This is art. It conveys the panic of the beginning of one of the most traumatic events in our younger generations’ lives.

This is actually amazing. Needs more appreciation, I hereby call on every person who has seen this video to give this video a like, that way more people will see this amazing symphony!

Just listened to the entire thing and this is wonderful. I really admire the hard work and dedication that obviously went into this work. I hope to see it performed live someday. Please continue composing :)

Cathartic. Wonderful. Refreshing. Relevant. Genius and unpretentious. Masterful. This feels very much like Mahler, but at the same time contemporary like Joe Hisaishi. Beautiful motifs and brilliant orchestration.

Como médico veterinario-que no dejó de atender emergencias animales e incluso humanas ocasionales-en plena pandemia,sólo Die Musik me conservó la cordura,gracias Camilo,una obra que merece ya una versión en vivo,el Finale es glorioso,la verdad quiero más obras así,apasionadas y que dan un sentido condenado Bueno a la Humanidad en este Lost BluePlanet en medio de la nada cósmica,super abrazo desde Argentina!!

I loved this symphony and to be honest it's really impressive that someone who's even younger than me is composing like the greatest composers. I would love to see it being premiered by a professional orchestra and it surely will, it's just a matter of time. Good job!

8:00 my last brain cells during a test

This was an amazing symphony. I usually don't listen to modern symphonies on youtube, but I decided to listen to this whole symphony, and I think that this whole symphony NEEDS to be premiered by an actual orchestra. The theme and variations in the fourth movement was personally my favourite movement in this work. This definitely gives me Mahler vibes, which is great. This is easily one of the best 21st century classical pieces of music I have ever heard. Bravo! I'll check out some of your other music as well.

in the variations, var II the fuga the 1st answer comes in only a 3rd higher than the subject, should be a 5th. tonic to dominant. It's nice contrapuntal writing but not a fugue as far as I can see.

I really enjoyed most of the symphony, the orchestration was great, nice themes and its clear that this took a lot of hard work and effort to compose, I would like to share some tips for future compositions of yours. The Piccolo part is almost impossible to play if not impossible, on the piccolo high notes and large jumps can be VERY difficult, a good friend of mine is a Piccolo player and I've written a concert for her to play with a concert band before so that's where my experience with Piccolo writing comes from. Another note I have is that sometimes when you have many instruments in the same register they can sound like they are fighting for that register and it can sometimes result in uncertain passages, that is if the instruments have different melodies. Somrtimes in your work it doesn't bother me but sometimes it bothered me a little bit, I did that a lot in my first symphony and it bothered me quite much. I also have to point out that on every instrument playing quietly in a high register can be very difficult and can sound forced during a performance, it's often used in horror films because of this which may fit in some instances in your composition but I'm not sure about every instance. The chord layering can also be a bit weird with many thirds in them, thirds are not bad necessarily but to many thirds in a chord can make the chord sound muddy and take away from its sound. To also prevent some muddy passages I would recommend to have more space between chord notes the lower register you are in and the louder the music is, the same goes for the upper register, especially after the high C to not have notes close together because then its very easy to sound out of tune. To everything I'm saying there are exceptions and you did a splendid job with this symphony, I hope these tips help you with future compositions. Keep composing and congratulations with this enormous composition! :)

I love this, very exciting!

The entire symphony is amazing, but I'm especially hooked on the scherzo! The entire reasoning behind everything is so beautiful, and the entire movement has an underlying sense of comedy to it. I really enjoy it!

i just loved it am also from 2005 and it kinda made me sad but in a good way since now i know that there will be some new promising composers from this age i really have to try harder to be able to make something like this but i hopefully will get there one day but gives a lot off inspiration keep it up :)

Good😊

You were…15…then? I don’t want to live anymore (x

Mahler called.. they want their symphony back

wow... wtf... this is amazing...

Well, that surely is an impressive achievement, and it's hard for me to fathom that it's the work of a 15 or 16 years old teenager when I see that you're born in 2005 and wrote the symphony in 2000 and 2001. It's not only full with good ideas, you're also already impressively capable of working them out to a convincing dramaturgy, carried by an already high level of harmonic, contrapuntal and orchestrating skills. There is nothing cringy in it like there is in most of the symphonic tryouts of other beginning composers of your age. The feeling is that I'm listening to the music of a skilled film composer. Of course, the musical language is not your own yet, it's mainly pastiche, which is not bad, that's the way most of composers have learned. But, unfortunately, it means that there most likely wount be opportunities to get the work performed in a professional setting. But you're really showing fantasy and craftsmenship, and if you continue to improve your writing and sharpen your own voice you surely can find your way in the music world. Just some examples: The main theme of the first movement is too similar to the Russian national anthem to be seen as your own invention. You're relying a little too much in the regularity of 4 or 8 bar phrases. Your music gets more unforeseeable when you manage to free yourself to some extend from the thinking in too classical theme structures. And, following the score, I recognized that there is a need to become more careful with the use of enharmonically correct sharps and flats to enhance the logic of harmonic progressions in the score. But these observations and recommendations should not be understood as discouraging or over the top critical. I see your talent and your ability to really convey musical excitement and story telling. Keep on! I wish you all the best and am looking forward to making acquaintance with new works of yours in the future.

love this so much! it has the vibes of madoka magica ost, esp of rebellion. I suggest u hear "sth is wrong" and "Symposium Magarum". The vibes r so heavy i wouldnt be surprised if u get inspiration from these tracks. Wonderful!

PLZ TELL ME YOU ARE GETTING THIS PREMIERED

holy shit, i would love to see this performed live one day! this sounds fantastic, and im only in the first couple minutes. this will be the first symphony i listen through all the way, and i cannot wait to hear the rest edit: finished it, was an amazing experience, would also wish to play it one day. i felt a lot of emotions while listening, definitely shed a couple tears.

That note you left for strings to switch to pizz. isn’t needed, there was time. In fact, for example, Beethoven’s 9th 2nd movement (around the 3 bar phrase section) has nearly impossible switches to pizz, if you listen it’s pretty effective as is, even though it is small challenge. You must know an awesome Oboist! Great piece overall I loved the fugue at the end of the first movement and the scherzo was a fun listen. Have you had anyone look at the orchestration? you a few quite interesting choices.

good video

nice

I like this trio...a good feel here for contrapuntal writing. Great playing as well, Camilo. You have a gift for developing material. Wonderful. The tonality and rhythmic complexity has a striking originality to it...Bravo.

Seems many of us have had significant life changes during the pandemic. It spurred me to begin composing. The sound world of this music feels both to be late romantic but perhaps also it owes to some film composers perhaps? I like the control and restraint you use in the orchestration, the contrapuntal movement is very free and quite accomplished. I like that you change textures in the orchestration very frequently. It's curious the opening movement which is a waltz should be marked vivace. The 2nd movement starts well too. I'm unable to listen to all of this in one sitting, but It's pretty impressive because you have easily recognizable themes, well-developed and orchestrated and so far it doesn't drag or appear unneccesarily bloated. Usually young composers are not good at filling out content. Strong start. Impressive work. I hope to return to it to complete my listening.

Me too ;) Fantastic Symphony! Congratulations for this amazing work! I can imagine your feelings during the pandemic; it was the same for many Composers like us, but this work shows perfectly your feelings during that bad period! here there is one more fan!

Congratulations! This is brilliant work! I am astounded. Please keep on composing for the sake of music. I am definitely subscribing to your channel.

HOW DO YOU HAVE 53 SUBS you need millions you are so underrated Great symphony!