Ante B.K. - I Western Dances - part 1 (Suite for 2 Violins and Piano)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2016
- Western Dances - part 1, from Suite for 2 Violins and Piano, by Ante Božić-Kudrić, with an animated graphical score by Stephen Malinowski
FAQ
Q: Who are the performers?
A: The pianist is the composer; the violinists are Anamarija Milić and Đana Kahriman.
Q: Where can I hear the rest of this suite?
A: Here is the full playlist:
• Ante B.K. - Suite for ...
Q: Where can I get the score for this piece?
A: You could try contacting the composer:
abozickudric@gmail.com
Q: Where can I learn more about the composer (get sheet music, etc.)?
A: Here:
antebk.com/
Q: Where can I hear other music by this composer?
A: Here, on SoundCloud ...
/ antebk
Q: I appreciate the animated graphical scores you make; how can I support your work?
A: Thank you! The easiest way to support my work is by contributing via Patreon:
/ musanim
If you'd like to help in more specific way, consider this:
www.musanim.com/underwriting
Q: Could you please do a video of _______?
A: Please read this:
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I feel like hearing this piece is your ears' equivalent of looking at a landscape
nice comment, thank you!
+Ante B.K. I am an aspiring young composer, and it would be great if I would be able to perhaps contact you? I'm sure you're busy, but it would be really great :) the piece sounds amazing and I have a few questions!
sure, contact me on this e-mail
abozickudric@gmail.com
Started listening to the first movement of the suite... I couldn't stop listening and had to listen to the whole thing! Congratulations to the composer, it is beatifully writen! My friends and I would love to tackle this amazing piece ;)
Thank you! Contact me via abozickudric@gmail.com I can send you the sheet music if you want to play
Awesome! Never heard of him before, thank you for enlightening me
What a great video, I keep coming back to it!
That. Was. Beautiful.
i have no words
So beautiful!
Amazing music. I've listened to this over and over again today. Will you do the other parts as well?
I don't know.
The music is nice, but the visual looks amazing! Especially the beginning. Thanks for uploading.
So beautiful
Estupendo!
this is really nice!
I really like the aesthetic of the animation at the start - I imagine it would look really interesting in a solo piece or small chamber group.
I use it for the subject of this fugue: th-cam.com/video/k2d-s8U1tfM/w-d-xo.html
Also, if you like that, you might enjoy the opening of this: vimeo.com/67620601
Thanks for the links! I like how the animation in he fugue makes it really easy to see the interaction between the different voices, and in the Nielsen to see the way the harmonies move. Although I suppose I find the same thing with all of these graphical representations of music hahaha
Nevertheless, thanks for the uploads! They've really helped me understand a lot more about music, and have been really helpful in teaching myself composition.
Such a gorgeous piece this is. Have you done the other three movements of the suite as well or just this one?
Just this one. Do you think Ante B.K. should do a Kickstarted to pay for the rest?
if I see enough interest in the comments for the other three movements I will be glad to do a Kickstarter,
or just like Stephen's comment :)
I think they are all very good and could deserve a Kickstarter
Thank you!
There is only a small problem concerning the live performance, it was rehearsed at short notice, and the other movements have some mistakes, the 1st movement is in the best shape
❤
A really lovely piece Smalin. Personally I've always been a fan of film soundtracks from the likes of John Barry and John Williams. Would you ever animate their music (providing copyright wasn't an issue)?
It doesn't matter to me one way or the other whether a piece of music is included in a soundtrack; if it's good music and an animated graphical score would add something to it, I'm interested. A lot of movie music is designed for the context of a movie and wouldn't work as well standing alone in a concert context, so that would eliminate "theme from" music and lots of scene-specific passages (which are fantastic on their own but hard to excerpt), but in general, sure, bring it on --- tell Barry and Williams to contact me if they'd like to collaborate. www.musanim.com/Collaborators/
+smalin thanks for the reply. I see your point about the context. It may not work but it would be interesting to see. I wish I could get some of the big film composers to collaborate with you.
Another possible problem/issue might be that film composers conceive of their work as being part of a specific aural/visual whole, and would not want it separated and combined with a different visual component.
+smalin point taken. I don't know if you've animated any Ballet music but I'm guessing the visual context would apply to that as well.
I've done videos of some of the movements of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker; seems okay. And, of course, The Rite of Spring (though that piece already gets most of its play through the concert version).
The beginning animation is perfect for violins... why did you change it when the piano started? Too busy on screen?
I developed the "Coil" animation for the sustained strings in Björk's Black Lake (th-cam.com/video/GaI9b1ofGK0/w-d-xo.html). It doesn't work as well for faster music.
a wonderful piece! I wonder where you're finding all these (rather) unnknown Composers. do they contact you or are you researching them?
It's different in each case. In this case, Ante contact me and hired me to produce this animated graphical score for him. I subsequently decided that it was good enough to put on my channel.
Bonjour comment trouvez les partitions? Hello can you give references for the score? Christian
(see the FAQ)
@@smalinwhere is the FAQ?
@@christianvaillant3260 There is a FAQ for each of my videos, in the text description.
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