Concertino for Piano and Orchestra (Original Composition)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2022
- This is definitely the piece I am most proud of. This is the best work I've written (to date) in terms of melodic fullness and structure. I look forward to publishing the rest of the movements, but this first movement is near and dear to my heart.
While I still have a long way to go with my studies of orchestration, I think this is a great introduction to my orchestral writing. Originally completed while I was 18 and revised a year later. - เพลง
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Very nice music. I love all the classical composer style that went into this, with a little bit of mozart melodies, the bach style chord progressions, with the hint of modern flow. Overall great piece that I would love to hear from a real orchestra.
Beautiful concerto, I could't write something like this! But I wouldn't call it Adagio, rather Allegretto/Allegro with 4/4 time and double the note values.
Thats actually a good suggestion
imho it’s sostenuto
I completely agree it would make some of the note values easier to read (dotted eighth/sixteenth rhythms rather than dotted 16th/32nds). Overall, though, great work.
@@hmusic197 It looks like baroque music written in 2/4
My thoughts exactly. It would make the swung rhythm a lot easier to read has dotted 8th-16th instead of dotted 16th-32nd
Very impressive -- my highest appreciation! So good to know that beautiful classical music still being composed nowadays... thank you, keep up the tradition; the world needs it more than ever in these unsteady times!
Thanks, Mr. Green. Your work have touched my heart. Bravo!
Very good! I love the harmonies going from 5:55 and into the D-major chord in bar 220.
Ein sehr gutes Konzert, es ist sehr im klassischen Stil geschrieben, wie etwa Beethoven, ich musste aber auch an etwas romantisches denken. Ich stellte mir bei der Musik eine Stadt vor im 18. Jahrhundert, so etwa wie die Stadt Wien, es klingt aber auch etwas wie eine Liebesgeschichte, dass ein Mann eine schöne Frau gesehen hat, aber sich nicht traut sie anzusprechen. Es erinnert mich auch an Beethoven, dass er langsam Taub wird oder allgemein um das Leben um Beethoven geht oder Wien oder das sich Beethoven auch nach eine Geliebten sieht, einer unsterblichen Geliebten. Die Musik ist sehr schön geschrieben, wirklich gut, abwechselnd Haupt- und Nebenthema, sehr gut. Es hat nur an einer Kadenz gefehlt. Die muss aber nicht sein, geht auch ohne. Es ist das Beste Klavierkonzert, dass ich in jetziger Zeit gehört habe. Ich hoffe da kommen noch die restlichen Sätze dazu, also ein 2. 3. oder ein 4., aber das ist ihnen überlassen. Und nochmal ein Wunderschönes Konzert im klassischen Stil. Ich wünsche ihnen einen schönen Tag und machen sie weiter so. :)👍🎼🎵🎶🎻🎹🎺🪘
It's amazing to me when I hear of composers so young producing such sophisticated work. Would like to hear how the rest of the concerto progresses. Would like to hear the piano come out a little more when it is up against the orchestra.
Absolutely gorgeous. Well done, keep composing !!!
A breath of fresh air right from the modern period of music history. So lovely, so refreshing, so danceable. Truly a musical journey far away from the "strange" chords/sounds that shroud modern music yet belonging to this period. This would resonate well with even non musicians and my opinion is music should be enjoy by all regardless of race, tribe, region or sect therefore hats off to the composer!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
I agree with you, beautiful comment
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There is so much beauty in these 8 and half minutes. Love❤️ As a classical musician myself, I know just how much dedication went into this. Absolutely love this piece, keep it up! Love, from Vienna, Austria🇦🇹❤️
Genius ! So excited to see the other movements.
This was wonderful! The melodies truly felt free, the finale was soo epic even Rachmaninoff would be proud, your use of sixths fit right in! A truly well composed piece!
Wow! It was so magical!
I love this piece. Congrats!
Bravo!! This is gorgeous!!
Wow! Beautiful!
I can't wait to listen to the whole concert, congratulations!!!
Great composition, I‘m impressed by your gift to vary your melodic material in so many different ways. Just subscribed! Looking forward to your other movements ☺️
This is beautiful. Well done!!
I Love it❤️
Preciosa composición, digna de un grande? sin duda alguna. 😊😊😊
Very great, charming and elegant Waltz
Hi, This was so very beautiful to listen! - I loved the way, how you were building up the musical tension, and the dramatical parts
are absolutely awesome to listen. - The melodies are sometimes so beautiful, that I got tears from listening, especially, when
the slower part begins in c-sharp minor! - Wow, that is really beautiful! - I also like how the orchestra is in a dialogue with
the piano, - so well balanced after my opinion. - Congratulations for this outrstanding piece of really lovely music!! -
Go on like that and kindest regards.
Wow. This means so much, thank you for commenting. I’m happy to hear my music can evoke emotion, it is all a composer could hope for.
great composing, very beautiful! i like a lot the bass melodies with triple dotted note at the end of measures that imitate your theme rythmical motive🎼
Beautiful
Amazing. Bravo :)
Lovely composition, might give it a crack at trying to play
Thanks! Please share if you do!
Sensational.
Maestro!
Il linguaggio che lei utilizza è a cavallo tra il XVIII e il XIX secolo, tuttavia vi è una atmosfera e una forza di idee che non appartiene ne al '700 ne all'800 ma vicina ai giorni nostri e ad ogni modo ad una sensibilità diversa. La sua musica l'ho trovata molto interessante e con alcuni momenti che ho gradito in modo particolare. Grazie. Complimenti. Bravo.
Nice 1st movement of your concert! 😀👍
Wow, so rare to hear a perfect fifth! The harmonic series lives!
wow this concert is very creative and interesting congratulations
Thank you!!
@@lmichaelgreenjr You are welcome!
Really nice work, I get Mendelssohn vibes. The melodies are really nice.
Wow... A breathtaking masterpiece with great orchestration and structure. Congrats!
Thank you so much! I worked hard on it
Muy buena obra, felicidades
This is absolutely awesome!!
So Nice. Thanks
very nice!
Music is the expression of something that cant be put into words.
That was a journy for a piece of music
What program did you use to write that? Wonderful composition :)
I find it nice to listen to, though I have the feeling that you could be more imaginative with harmonies and string parts to not make it sound redundant as the pieces continues. I like it tho :)
very exciting piece. from a former Eastman student. though I am 67 now i was influenced by the likes of Samuel Adler and David Diamond. and of course, Dr. Hanson. you have a great gift and what software do you use? PLEASE!
Thanks for the listen! I’m glad you enjoyed. I use Sibelius and Noteperformer. Really easy to use and inexpensive
This is just amazing. I love the spooky atmosphere and the structure!
Super well crafted, I love it. Love the counterpoint, imitations, development of themes and the overall drama. It's also refreshing to find a composer who writes carefully and meticulously. Well done! Also the F# is a nice touch, the usual dissonance of the maj-min 7th is barely noticeable in the way you prepared it.
Thank you! That’s super nice to hear coming from another composer.
@@lmichaelgreenjr No problem, keep producing what you're producing
Very enjoyable piece! I couldn't help but notice the hand crossing in the piano from 110-112. You might want to have a good pianist take a look at that and see if it's playable-that's quite a stretch for the arms! Keep writing, you have a lot of talent!!
Good catch. The voicing might be a little tough so I’ll revise it, thanks for the feedback!
That’s not too hard lol
I'd love details on the sound fonts you use and how you installed them, etc. I compose some and I'm always bothered by the rudimentary sounds of the instruments my computer produces. How do you get yours to sound like actual strings, piano, etc.?
Would love to exchange direct emails with you on this.
Noteperformer is probably as realistic digital instruments are going to sound
Try Musescore
👏👏👏👏👏
This is epic! It has a nostalgic, adventurous and magical flair that reminds me of RPG video game music a little bit (Fantasy Life). Also, the more triumphant parts remind me of Mendelssohns 4th symphony!
Powerful, stirring, beautiful!
Awesome! loved every moment
I can tell you're a creative person with amazing ideas! I think by studying more music theory, you could bring those ideas to a whole new level since here and there, the chord progressions are still somewhat awkward. But I'm a nit-picker and as I said, this is a nice piece of music!
Dear Mr. Green, you music is fantastic !!!
Congratulations !!!
You have a full score ?
Yes! Feel free to email me for the parts you’d like
Thank you, Mr. Green !!!
I already sent you an email. I look forward to your reply !
Nice! What program did you use? Is that Sibelius?
Fantastic work! Could you let me know what app you are using please:)?
It sounds great! Is it a midi or a real performance?
Thanks! It’s a noteperformer 3 mock-up
I love your style! Very melodic and dramatic, while still retaining clarity. I can hear you're using NotePerformer 3 for the playback - awesome choice! It's an amazing tool; a piece of advice is to always bring the brass just a little lower and use LOTS of hairpin dynamics - they'll stand out less in the texture like they sometimes do here. Can't wait to listen to everything else you've got!
Absolutely adored this! It's amazing!
G minor?
I love the mood of this piece. Those passages reminds me of the good old Russian composers
Only 2 minutes in so far and this is really great! I can hear you already have your own style! I'm your age when you wrote this and I've never been able to orchestrate at all so congrats to you!
All the imitation around the 7:00 mark is especially great!
Very good! It has a taste of Mozart's pieces
What a lovely movement, I particularly like the spooky theme of the intro.
I really like the second theme of the Exposition. Good Job!
The moment @ 4:30, simply brilliant! Love your style, keep it up! I hear inspiration of other composers in there for sure. You applied them tastefully.
Thanks for the inspiration to compose one day. I can’t read or write sheet music yet (at all,) but I’ve managed to learn 2 Rachmaninov preludes without it.
Been trying to force myself to look at music differently before I tackle theory and reading. Right now I play by ear and watch synthesia videos (I know it’s a terrible way to learn.) I started a bit over 4 years ago. In the past 2 years I’ve taken it deathly serious.
If I could just give up anything else to compose and play the works of the titans in classical composition; that’s the world I want to live in!
Stay safe and well ✨
It gives me so much beethoven vibe.
I am impressed by the beauty and expressive power of this piece. More than writing you this comment I can not do, but know that you touched my heart with your music. Congratulations, I wish you a life in which your art can be appreciated by Congratulations, I wish you a life in which your art can be appreciated by many people!
Thank you so much, I’m very glad my work was enjoyable, this means a lot
There could be tempo variations.
Very nice, though there is plenty of room for improvement, especially in orchestration.
Amazing and very powerful. My respect
Really great composition with good orchestration, continue!
Bravo! As a dabbler at composing, I can only say this is awesome!
I love this!
software?
I LOVE THIS SOOOO MUCH, I CAN'T WAIT FOR IT TO BE PERFORMED LIVE, OR MAYBE I MAY PLAY YOUR CONCERTO, EITHER WAY I'M EXCITED!
This is great
Congratulations, a wonderful movement! I really need to develop my orchestration skills - for now I've stuck to solo piano stuff, but you've inspired me to revisit some orchestration lessons!
The piano sparkles are nice.
I'd suggest changing their style up a bit between pieces, though.
Muy bien Michel, congratulaciones... Bravo, sigue adelante. 👌👌👌
May I ask what soundfonts did you use? It sounds absolutely amazing, especially orchestra
Very nice. Very Classical-era/Beethoven-sequel in both the piano writing and elements of the orchestral development! Kudos.
This piece, or what is finished of it, has a lot of good things going for it. The orchestration is quite basic but it works, the build-up and release of tension is there, it's coherently structured, and the dotted rhythm that forms the basis of the work is effective. However, there's also quite a few things which could be done better. There is too much rhythmic repetition, this rhythmic motif that defines the work comes back too often, especially in the strings in the beginning. All that would have to be done to solve it is make an alternative version (or 2 or 3) of that pattern using for example triplets or moving it to a different position relative to the beat.
I also think there's too much harmonic repetitions and too few modulations to more distant keys. After a while this V7-I thing becomes boring. It'd already help to modulate some of the passages' repetition to the dominant or even double dominant. However I'd strongly recommend re-harmonising the melodic passages in some instances while leaving the melody notes where they are too.
Also, this work really needs a lyrical 2nd theme in Bb major, which contrasts the dotted rhythms and agitated nature of the 1st, and it would make sense to use some nocturne-like arpeggiated chords topped with a free-flowing melody that uses odd rhythms exactly like Chopin does in his nocturnes.
Then use the first theme in the double dominant (C major) as a basis for the development and include the 2nd theme in A minor. Use the parallel A major, which just so happens to be the double dominant of G minor, to begin a cadence to modulate back in the root key. Use some Neapolitan sixths and tritonus (dividing the octave into 4 minor 3rds) on your way back to the key of G minor. You can then do the recapitulation and use a long drawn out section with a harmonic pedal on the dominant, including some fragments of the 2nd theme, and move back into the root key for the coda.
interesting one
I am a cellist and I want to compose music like this but I have absolutely no idea of how to compose. Everything I write doesn’t sound like anything. How did you go about learning how to compose?
Start with small melodies, improvise and pick out your favorite motifs. Develop them and extend them. Harmony and accompaniment come after. (Your melodies should imply harmony by themselves)
@@lmichaelgreenjr thank you
@@lmichaelgreenjr how exactly does one come up with a melody?
@@andrewanderson3016 study music composition with a professor in a personalized class like i do.
You start by doing exercises in composition to learn, ovviously you don't start writing things like this, unless you are Mozart.
Then you slowly add more things and more freedom to your compositions until you have everything under your control.
If you want to do it well, it takes time and effort. There are no shortcuts.
Even Beethoven and Bach had to work long and hard to write their best music.
If you just wanna write short pop songs thats a different thing, you don't need to work or study much for that. You just pick a guitar or piano, use 4/5 easy chords on a loop, and write a simple melody with few notes and you repeate it all the time and thats it.
I loved it
Very nice! My only advice would be be more adventurous in terms of harmonies, melodies, and rhythms. For my personal taste it is a tad too conservative but that's just my personal opinion. Looking forward to the other mvts.
Great work, keep it up!!!
This is bad ass 😂. It’s so pretty and yet so dark. The entire time there is a feeling that something is there behind it all… very strange and makes me have some ideas 👀
I like how the sound to start is very Mozart then turns Beethoven at 4:40 ish A lot of textures packed into this little composition.
Maravilhoso. Me lembra um pouco o estilo de Mendelssohn, eu adorei sua composição. Parabéns.
Seriously impressive! I especially like how it sticks to its character throughout the entire piece. Something I've noticed about a lot of beginner composers today is that their music often switches charachter completely several times during the piece, almost like different movements except every minute or so.
If I had to give a criticism I'd say the orchestra sort of consumes the piano at times. In my opinion, the piano should stand out a little more at those points.
Bravo!!!
Getting huge Mendelssohn vibes here, bravo!
Definitely 🔥
Hey, this is really good! I was wondering if you had any advice for coming up with catchy melodies. I can never seem to get any that are any good. I love the thematic melody in the intro that all the orchestral parts echo!
After listening to this composition 5 times over today you make me want to try and compose again! Do you have any suggestions on how I could learn?
0:48 Harry Potter?
Bravo!!
Очень хорошо, но из-за насыщенности оркестра фортепиано будет как будто на втором плане, если бы фортепиано переделать регистр и сделать насыщенней обертонами было бы более эпично
What software did you use to product the sound? It sounds really good
Thank you! It’s noteperformer for Sibelius.
Many very good, brilliant ideas. It need a lot work, but would be worth it!
Only drawback is piano part is a bit too limited to call this proper piano concerto