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This is great! You must've spent so long on this! I do have some critiques as a string player. I'm saying these and saying I'm a better composer, far from that, but rather about the playability of some of the notes. The slurs in the section at measure 40 could be broken up because we only have so little bow 😅. Also, as a cello player, I think that at measure 50-something, they should change clefs to tenor (or treble) because there are so many ledger lines, and it would be a nightmare to read.

“Symphonic Fantasy” this name is wonderful for this song.And as a bassoon player so happy can heard my instrument had so many solo.

That's the sound im looking for, do you use any plugins? if not, what are you using? (like, this is not MS)

How can I get in contact with you? Impressive creative work!

this is truly incredible! it really put the picture of "earth" in my head lol

Nice piece!

How lovely and lighthearted after the 3:00 minute mark. What imo should be avoided is melodies like 3:52, it sounds like average film music. But your piece is an incredible achievement.

searched up my first piano concerto on yt because im planning on trying to write my first... this is INSANE props to you man i mean this is incredible... how long did it take you to complete the first movement? and the way the piano first begins oh my.. i might have to use that idea hahahaa

FUCKING AWESOME

Mucho lio y toda horrible, no vi nada mas desastroso y desorganizado en mi vida

I genuinely cry right now.

I'm back :) even though I never made *my* Symphony 1 because I thought the melody was bad, I have some works I am making. So happy composing!

People who have money and time on their hands to become instant composers using computer softwear. All they lack is talent. Try writing on manuscript paper; it might yield much better results.

Талант, раскрывающийся в сложном конкурирующем мире. Пусть признание придёт к Вам, пока Вы молоды и полны сил. Желаю Вам звучания Ваших произведений на большой сцене.

Oh my gosh! That was just mindblowingly awesome! I've just only begun touching musescore and it's pieces like this that show me how much can be done. Is there any way to get parts of this score so I can dissect it and learn how to construct orchestrations myself?

Are this still the MuseSound Sounds? They sound so unfamiliar.

Magnificent. I would love, love to hear this live one day.

Wow, I loovve itt 😊😊

That's a very interesting! The theme presented in the woodwinds really does resemble the second movement of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5, including its ethereal atmosphere.

You're a master of composing!!!!!

Amazing!

This is too beautiful to be unheard-of 😢

me gustaria tenerla, bella obra.

Woah, how did you do that rubato at 1:10? Also, this one is really legit. Apart from the slightly unnatural instrument tones, I wouldn't be surprised if this was played on Classic FM.

Für meinen Geschmack etwas zuviel Tschaikowsky und Romantiker-Gesülze, aber solide orchestriert. Die Melodien sind mir zu nichtssagend, aber da hat wohl jeder andere Ideen. Für ein zeitgenössisches Werk aus meiner Sicht viel zu "zahm", wo bleiben die Spitzen der Felsen und die aneinanderreibenden Erdplatten?

Sounds like something straight out of a Tchaikovsky ballet overture

This is breathtaking. There were moments when I thought it sounded very Brahms-like, but your composition style is very unique. I wish you luck on your journey, and hope you are recognised for your talent!

Splendide !

I can't tell you how many times ive listened to this and practiced conducting it, its such a good peice and really should be performed. I play in a professional phillharmonic, and we could call and work something out?

Ein bisschen COCO und ABBA + wunderschöne Abschnitte fürs Mandoline, kombiniert mit traumhaften Orchestra. Ein Traum!

Can someone explain how it sounds like a film score at first but at 3:12, so the Allegro ma non-troppo, it feels way more symphonic? Is it because of more polyphony? Also, I love most of your buildups and themes, but you really need to develop them longer, unless that's your goal with a Fantasie. At 6:00 you are doing it nicely: giving that theme time to shine with different accompaniments. The listener doesn't want to have musical tapas dishes that get taken away from them when the plate is only half empty if you get what I mean. You have this beautiful progression at 7:35 that you deflate after a couple bars instead of repeating it an octave up and letting it build up to something majestic, which would be my choice. Then after that, you can ease into the next texture. I recommend that you give all those melodies or textures the 16 bars and preferably more, which they deserve. We won't get tired of them that quickly! Study the requiem of Verdi and Brahms and how they take their time Another great moment is those bars starting from no.291 with that delicious gallop in the brass. Damn, I felt that.

1:16 sound a bit like LOTR or something there, why?

Gorgeous!

Really fantastic piece! Quite an amalgamation of various different composers' styles but it works wonderfully together, bravo!

While I'm undecided about the musical ideas, this orchestration is brilliant and imaginative. Excellent display of the power of MuseScore 4!

Composer myself - really love this. You must love Rachmaninov

Could really imagine huge volume of water crashing down after hearing your water movement. I even thought of some great waterfalls like Niagara/Victoria falls during loud tutti rapid passages. You really hit the nail on Romantic style and the essence of tone poem! Wish you could get your local orchestra to play this piece, especially in front of a waterfall! PS probably it’s good for anyone new to music to listen to your works. At least they get to learn some geographical facts about water because of your program! Get Disney to create Fantasia animation using your work! 😂 One thing you could make your movement feel “more united” is, think about involving air to bring up water to the sky by using air leitmotifs as rising sequences (in the form of counterpoint maybe) for water rise up to once more fall down again as raindrops and the water movement would show it’s the water cycle. Also, you could represent the sunny weather at the shore by using fire leitmotifs in “warm-coloured” scales/harmony and broad tempo/rhythm.

Thank you for sharing your work. It’s beautiful listening to different timbres to show your ideas about air and feels like how Richard Strauss may have composed a symphonic poem about air. You open up your own personal perspective about air for me to learn and take inspiration from. Im currently composing about wind and taken on different path in the styles of Debussy/Ravel and perhaps Prokofiev/Richard Strauss. Would like to talk to you to discuss about your compositional process for this symphony poem.

At 1:53 , it sounds like "Oogway Ascends", and the melody at 8:49 is very beautiful. This is a gorgeous sounding piece!!

Hi, very happy to hear some piece for mandolin and orchestra! I play it (as well as piano), and I have always been looking for some mandolin and symphony orchestra pieces! Very beautiful work. A question: what vst did you use for the mandolin track?

2:28 the piano left hand is simply impossible.

As a songwriter of many years, I am impressed with this composition because it is carefully written to create separation of the orchestral sections and does what so many are afraid to do - LEAVE OPEN SECTIONS with sparse instrument performances. What great music does is let a piece BREATHE. In my humble opinion, it is often what you LEAVE OUT that makes music great. The listening experience is about accessibility to the subtle changes which can only come from restraint of the composer. I believe music of a symphony should employ a significant number of rests rather than a thunderstorm of dozens of instruments playing all at once. As in a great painting, all the colors don't have to present together to create a wonderful result. We humans can be drawn to appreciate music that respects our need for room to imagine. WELL DONE !

dam didnt think id be crying but ok

Hey Michael, this is piece is fantastic! We would love to feature it on our channel. Let us know if you’d like that and we’ll make a video for it.

AMAZING!!!! CONCERTOOOOO I'm currently using musescore and I was wondering how do you get the orchestra to sound so realistic with substance? Amazing work!!

I love this, very inspiring to me

Just wow.

This is spectacular !!!

This is a blur, mostly Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky, phenomenal composers and this is something I am sure they would love to hear more of, as do we all! Keep up all the great work!!!

Bravo!!! Love this, great work!