MuseScore/RSO Composition Competition 3rd Place // Fantasy-Overture for Orchestra
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- This was my entry for the composition competition run by MuseScore and the Reddit Symphony Orchestra - it ended up getting 3rd place! Many thanks to the mod team at r/theredditsymphony and the people at MuseScore for running this amazing event.
I created this piece with the goal of writing something fun to play and listen to. It flows between fast-paced, energetic passages and dreamy solo sequences before arriving at the con fuoco climax.
Enjoy, and as usual, thanks for listening!
Sheet music (full score + parts): drive.google.com/drive/folder... - เพลง
Sheet music (Full score + parts): drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kam-9aOANtFhipsuLwoCnvsW2h5Fhf1T?usp=sharing
You should be extremely proud; this is extraordinary
Thank you so much!
I cannot express just how beautifully composed this is, Great work Andy!
I absolutely LOVE your style - it's very lush and Romantic-sounding, and you orchestrate very much in the Tchaikovsky school of clear textures. Great piece!
Thank you so much Martynas!
Agreed!
Very good composition!
I'm glad there are still people who can write this kind of music. I myself am a composer and I understand this work. Bravo!!!
Thank you, actually good music that isn’t plain contemporary
Wow, pretty realistic sounding. What soundfont are you using, or is this a secret recipe?
I'm using NotePerformer :)
@@andyzhanmusic On musescore?
@@seyaro2180 I composed it first on MuseScore, then transferred it to Sibelius to generate the video with NotePerformer
@@andyzhanmusic ahhh, alright!
its wonderfull ITS A MASTERPIECE
Ah hello my friend . 👌
@@bukaj8091 what are you doing here😃
@@benko5833 listeninq this beautiful music.
This is divine, a true masterpiece
Very beautiful, i have never seen a masterpiece like that which has been composed recently, you have a lot of talent !
It is just AMAZING
Here i am asking myself how did i not come across this amazing piece two years ago. AMAZING.
Holy shit this is Really good! Looking forward to hearing more
beautiful composition. thanks for sharing
WOW! It's great! Bravo!
Incredible work!
Amazing work!
This is amazing! 👏👏👏
This is amazing!
Such an amazing piece! It is incredibly expressive, energetic, powerful, and the epicness of the piece stuns me! My favorite part was the oboe solo. Thank you for making this kind of music!
Thank you so much for listening! 😊
@@andyzhanmusic Of course! And is this a recording of an actual orchestra performing or a playback? It sounds so real!
@@sharpmuzic121 Just a playback using NotePerformer! Their sounds are quite realistic :)
@@andyzhanmusic Nice!
I love it very much :)
Inspirational! Very beautiful music. I wish you could show us all how you compose a piece like this. A step by step video.
Thank you!
Woah, this is amazing.
Very good !
GENIUS
So great
I don't know why youtube suggested me this this video ... but, whaou, that was great!
hi sir, this song´is beautiful, all instruments look good, simplysiti amazing. I really would like learn do this, do you can tell me where do i should started? I'm beginner in music theory and know play just acustic guitar but i love the orchertra songs. thank you for your video and inspiration.
Thanks! Keep up your studying of music theory, it'll be very useful for writing orchestral works! I also recommend analysing the score of pieces you like, and listening to them a lot while reading the score - paying attention to how the composers use each instrument and how they develop their themes.
You could also try writing a piece for a solo instrument or a small chamber piece first and then work your way up to a full orchestra!
Best of luck :)
Hey would you be interested in another composer challenge? Congrats on 3rd place🎉 love the intensity of this piece!
bravo
Wow you use the brass well
Can you tell me How to put this sound in musescore?
Could you make a video about using misescore in an orchestra context ?
How did you achieve such a good sound? Like did you use a virtual orchestra or how dose it work?? to see if i can do it for my self...
By the way, fantastic piece, this is what should be played in concert halls and not every time atonal music from composers now a days! Congratulations!!!
Thank you! The sound is from NotePerformer, which is like a virtual orchestra using recorded sounds.
Why does the score have no articulation, dynamics, expression markings, and missing tons of tempo infomation? The performance seems to include all these
The piece was originally written using MuseScore (there's a properly engraved version here: musescore.com/user/27870830/scores/6066412 )
haha stay mad composer loser
@@andyzhanmusic This may sound very dumb, but is this from a an irl orchestra this playing or have you done it through a different software
@@eclipseposeiden7282 It's played with a software called NotePerformer :)
You're today's Tchaikovsky
Nice Composition, I must say! Congrats for getting in 3rd place!
I've actually hosted a few Reddit Symphony Community Projects myself.
By the way, who made the NotePerformer track?
Thanks! Yeah the RSO's pretty awesome!
I made the NotePerformer track as well :)
IS THIS ON SPOTIFY?!
Did you copy the score from MuseScore to an other Notation Programm because i think you can't use NotePerfomer in MuseScore and if you did so how did you do it exactly
Yep, I copied it over to Sibelius!
This is amazing!
What soundfont did you use for this?
Thanks! I used NotePerformer for this one :)
This is amazing, do you share the xml file to analyze it?it is just amazing? where did you study to compose in that way? who won this because this for me is unbelieveable!!
Very nice!
I wanted to ask you two questions:
What sound library is this?
- How do you get dynamics and slurs during playback without having anything written in the score? Neither dynamics nor slurs are written for each instrument.
Thanks!
The sound library is NotePerformer, which I used after moving the music to Sibelius to generate the audio.
I actually did write dynamics and slurs, but they're just hidden on the full score. This is because I need to write a lot of extra dynamics and tempo changes for the playback to sound good and it can get quite messy. Those dynamics don't reflect how I'd write the dynamics for real human players.
Very good for musescore,
You use sibelious?
@@benko5833 i am exploring musescore currently
@@iai.khongdup noice
can you tell me how to put this sound in musescoore please?
I didn't generate the sound with MuseScore - it was created with NotePerformer (on Sibelius)
I'm just barely switching from a DAW to MuseScore and I have no idea how to achieve this level of composing even on the DAW I'm experienced with...
Can i use your this music for my TH-cam video? Please reply
Sure, as long as you credit me in the description with a link to this video :) Thanks!
@@andyzhanmusic sure sir. Thank you
this is great music, have you made it?
Yes, I'm the composer. Thanks for listening!
This is nuts good?! Wtf, didn’t know you could do this. The playback is in music score? This isn’t real musicians?!
It's not real musicians! But I used NotePerformer with Sibelius to generate the audio.
Hearing Tchaikovsky and some early 20th century English composers? Who are your influences?
For this piece - probably Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Beethoven, Mahler :)
@@andyzhanmusic I was hearing Bowen who is sometimes called “English Rachmaninoff.”
I mean, it sounds good but... didnt you copy mahler?(there were small parts)
I love Mahler! I didn't intentionally quote any of his works in this piece though, so I'm interested to hear which parts you're talking about!
Nevermind, one part just sounded simular but i know this isnt copied😅
How long ago did u start composing?
Hi Zeryl, welcome to the channel! I started composing properly about 6 years ago :)
What soundfont do you use?
NotePerformer :)
@@andyzhanmusic Really? I thought it's only for Sibelius and others
@@ehran9777 Yeah, I wrote the piece in MuseScore first and then imported it into Sibelius to generate the audio 😅
@@andyzhanmusic ohh okayy
It‘s quite conservative. But very well done!!
Above the majority, but you take away the orchestration, and you will have a silly ridiculous music