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- I went searching for interesting sheet music and came up with this gem. It's slow and recorder ensemble won't be everyone's cup of tea but I wanted to play it. I've added modern kit drums and electric bass to relieve the recorder monotony. I've no idea what the title "to you, William the Unconquered" means, and I'll be happy to be enlightened.
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Lovely, and very enjoyable
thank you very much!
A fabulous smile is always a great start. That must be as slow as the metronome can go. A very medieval piece. Most enjoyable merci.
Thank you. I enjoyed playing it but it may not be the most interesting track to listen to. I'm glad you did. Thanks for watching.
Very nice. I love the tech mix with the recorder..old meets new.
Yes, 16th century music with modern rock instruments works really well, I think. When I found this music, I wanted to play it but it's not the most exciting piece. It's beautiful but it would bore me a bit if I were listening and not playing, so I'm glad it's had a reasonably positive response. Thanks for checking it out!
I will throw a like to anything that includes 2 recorder parts in different octaves. I still it's amazing how you get such great tones out of a recorder and a SM57. Good call to add the bassline. It probably would've felt a little empty without that but it really solidified the beat.
I was happy with the drums and electric bass. Yes, it would have been a little monotonous without. It was a bit of a struggle because the music was written in 4 half notes, which you just read as 4/4 but Logic wanted to drum it twice as fast. It took some messing around to persuade it to drum slowly enough! I recorded three of the five parts on the original music (and video'd the actual takes) but iMovie will only let me split the screen in two. it takes more faffing around to get more of you on the screen so I just showed a couple of the parts initially and then mainly the top part. Thanks for watching. I wanted to play it but I don't think it's the most exciting music to listen to.
@@midi_in That is one of the drawback in iMovie. I wish it allowed you to do 3 or 4 part screen.
Well that was lovely as always.
I've done some digging... Orlando was born in the Spanish Netherlands so MAYBE he's referring to something "topical". Apparently this was published in 1584, so what William was around then of interest to someone in the Spanish Netherlans...
William the Silent, maybe, who was assassinated in 1584 but not conquered!
Thank you for the research, that's great. I wouldn't like to think that I was honouring ana rogue but since he had some beautiful music composed for him, he couldn't have been that bad.
@@midi_in I think he's far from a rogue but a national hero who declared independence so it's lovelyhe got a nice tune! :)
@@WhatHoSnorkers good to know!
@@midi_in I'm full of useless information! :)