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[BLACK MIDI] Bad Apple!! 1.71 Million notes!
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23:12 Symphony no. 5
55:18 Symphony no. 1
Live Recoring February 25, 2012
from Magischmeisjeorkest channel
I know this already has an orchestration by the composer, but i don't have access to that so here's my own orchestration
original piano:
youtube.com/watch?v=kgmG0RcANrw
Only the Treble staff was written, and filling the accompaniment is quite easy enough. The piece repeats twice (Da Capo at the end) without a proper coda. I tried to stay faithful to what's written as possible and not remove/add any notes (save for some harmonic stuff)
0:00 w/ voice part
2:39 Accompaniment
0:00 feat. Hatsune Miku
1:54 Accompaniment
The story was made by a friend, and I thought I'd make a small prelude/overture to it, depicting the events of that story. He's also a composer and he actually composed the melodies of the slow introduction and the main theme of the Allegro Vivace section. I arranged and expanded those melodies into this small orchestral prelude.
Accompaniment version: youtube.com/watch?v=odvqLQs1jqI
Antoni Vaqué was a Catalan composer I recently discovered, mainly through his Missa de Pastores, which is sung in some churches here in my country,
The Vocaloid rendition is for preview purposes only because I don't have a choir with me to sing it lol
Score graciously given by the Centre d’Estudis Llacunencs. La Llacuna, Barcelona, Spain
Antoni Vaqué was a Catalan composer I recently discovered, mainly through his Missa de Pastores, which is sung in some churches here in my country.
Version with synthesized choir: youtu.be/-NEEloYn9ik
Score graciously given by the Centre d’Estudis Llacunencs. La Llacuna, Barcelona, Spain
imslp.org/wiki/Benedictus_(Adonay%2C_Marcelo)
Words by Francisco Caballo
Symphonic Arrangement by vesteel (me)
In honor of Manuel L. Quezon's birthday, I arranged the hymn for orchestra in about an hour because I totally forgot about this occasion.
also kalipay 1k sub
is this legal
This short piece consists of two sections with two separate themes: A slow and heavy "Largo e pesante" section and a fast and highly rhythmic "Allegro molto ritmico" section.
The contrasting sections of this piece attempts to depict scenes from a far away land. As to what those scenes are, it is up to the listener's interpretation.
my own take on killing back
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hey
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Song & MIDI information
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Original Song created by: Gustav Mahler
Remixed by: Gustav Mahler
Original MIDI by: Gustav Mahler
MIDI Blacked by: Gustav Mahler
MIDI Download: no
MIDI File size: 161KB
Note Count: 21,282
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Additional Infromation
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MIDI Player: Piano From Above
Video Editor: Sony Vegas Pro 12
Synth: Keppy's MIDI Converter
Soundfont: Arachno Soundfont
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Notes:
im back
with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Herminigildo Ranera
"An Enchanting Baguio Christmas" live @ Rose Garden, Burnham Park, Baguio City. November 24, 2019
Orchestrated by Angel Pena
Sung by Nerissa de Juan
with the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Herminigildo Ranera
"An Enchanting Baguio Christmas" live @ Rose Garden, Burnham Park, Baguio City. November 24, 2019
original for piano: youtube.com/watch?v=VzcwJxyKajE
previously called Birthday Bagatelle
The 1st movement was 2 years old now. The Intermezzo more than 1 year old. I finished the 3rd mov today xD
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4:11
6:05
I should've practiced more
this upright piano is not quite that good
(it's a joke piece)
musescore.com/user/19926026/scores/5072786
I wish more live videos of this work is published so that I can compile them
10 Conductors conducting the end of Mahler 2 simultaneously: youtube.com/watch?v=yUvKP_KYrR4
(I made this for some orchestration contest and it reached 2nd place ayyyyyyyyyy)
musescore.com/vesteel/butletminutepolkavesteelorchestra
hbd
A collection of old and new Pieces that I made. These are just some non-serious pieces that I made within a day or two, but I think they're good.
The first two are the most recent ones and the other two are made (nearly) 1 year ago (but I revised them)
VST is Vienna Galaxy Grand
Playing on it is hard, some keys are broken and it's out of tune. they say it's a hundred year old piano so it has some sentimental value attached to it
tuning this would be a tuner's worst nightmare
As you can see Mahler's Resurrection Symphony is the best.
Only chose 1 audio (A Haitink 1995 recording) to play because if you play the audio of all the videos shown here, it will be the end of your ears.
Conductors, Left to right:
Haitink, Rattle, Vasquez, Boulez
Abbado, Gergiev, Bernstein
Ozawa, Jansons, Dudamel
Johann Sebastian Bach
Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht.
KaffeeKantaten "Coffee cantata"
BWV 211
Conductor: Ton Koopman
Amsterdam baroque Orchestra and Choir
Schlendrian: Klaus Mertens (Bass)
Liesgen: Anne Grimm (Soprano)
Narrator: Lothar Odinus (Tenor)
Libretto (In German and English): http://www.bach-cantatas.com/Texts/BWV211-Eng3P.htm
I revised it (Again). Fixed some errors and others.
Isn't it happy to see the same thing posted 3 times?
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The piece starts in a calm and relaxing tune witch representing the Atlantic Ocean during the day of her Maiden Voyage. Then the dance resonates the ballroom of the ship during Midnight. Suddenly a vibration is felt all around the ship. It struck an iceberg! Panic and terror quickly spreads throughout the passengers like wildfire. Lifeboats are quickly getting loaded and the remaining passengers face death in the cold waters of the Atlantic as the Titanic is getting swallowed by the deep ocean.
Survivors is drifting in the middle of nowhere with no hope of getting saved until a small ship named Carpathia showed during sunrise and saved the survivors from the cold waters.
My first attempt at making music for a larger orchestra
Short Symphonic Poem "Titanic"
Started: December 6th, 2016
Finished: December 26th, 2016
Revised: February 28th, 2017, Sometime in April 2018
I think I just heard Brahms...
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Program used is MAMPlayer made by Stephen Malinowski
Oldest to newest:
4th (March 18, 2016)
2nd (July 23, 2016)
1st (January 1, 2017)
3rd (January 26, 2017)
Musescore link: musescore.com/vesteel/vier-klavierstucke
Trust me the new ones are much better
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Sheet Music version: Javier Ruiz-Alma (Mutopia Project 2014)
(http://bit.ly/2jnBkRm the bottom one)
Performed by: Arima Kousei (minus the violin part) /sarc.
Performed by: No one.
MIDI File: Bernd Krueger (piano-midi.de)
Audio Generated from Pianoteq's C2 Bright
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BAD VIDEO QUALITY WARNING
I made most of this in 1 night as a joke to my friend. And I kinda liked it so I say "fuck it" so I continued working on it.
I never actually took this one seriously, i'm just surprised this was better than my other... took-me-an-hour-to-make-this-one compositions.
Sheet music made with MuseScore - musescore.com/vesteel/scores/3060861
Old piece I made. About June 2016
Sheet music made with MuseScore - musescore.com/vesteel/scores/2931006
Enjoy playing this totally easy fugue
Harpsichord is tuned in A=422 hz for some baroque feelings (sincere apologies to the people with perfect pitch)
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The Cathedral in the background is the Ottobeuren Basilica/Abbey.
(http://bit.ly/2bs3oS5)
Audio render using the Harpsichord after Blanchet by sonimusicae: http://bit.ly/2bCbsy2 (I used the two 8' stops)
MIDI File by classicman: http://bit.ly/2b8zFeS
Program is Synthesia: http://bit.ly/2aictZh
Finally a Hungarian Rhapsody that isn't the second!
Sheet Music: http://bit.ly/2b8RT1n
Audio rendered using: Fazioli Concert Grand by Imperfect Samples
MIDI by: Bernd Krueger of Piano-midi.de (http://bit.ly/2buYzWl)
Program: Synthesia


