Violin and Piano demo: Perpetual Motion

[Marko]

This movement is for violin and piano. The violin is animated and perhaps frantic (if possible at all).

Perpetual Motion (http://www.planetcanadice.com/Music/PerpetualMotion_M.Drost.mp3)

Please give it a listen and let me know what you think about it.

It's about 2 minutes long.

Thanks.

Marko

[ddarwin7]

Marko;

I like it. Interesting composition If I were to guess the libraries, Bosendorfer 290, and Kirk hunter solo strings. Am I even close.

[Sr_Velasco]

It sounds great! and very progressive. I mean, the ostinato parts on the piano sound closer to Keith Emerson style to me. Funny piece, I like it!

What libraries have you used?

Cheers!

[Marko]

ddarwin7,

You're right. It's the Bosendorfer, KH violin, and a bit of pizzicato-col legno from VSL violin (from the Orchestral Cube).


Sr Velasco,
Kieth Emerson! Wow. It's been a long time since I listened to him.

Thanks for listening.

Marko

[Quasar]

I like it. It definitely evokes a mood of freneticism, as I can only suppose it's meant to do. If you've ever seen an intrigue film called The Sticky Fingers of Time, it would've worked perfectly with that. Nicely done.

Michael

[Yves]

Marko ,

good job ! I really like it ! the programming is excellent as well as the playing.

How long did it take you to complete this piece??

best regards

Yves

[Marko]

Thanks Michael. I'll have to see that film. I wonder if this would work well to complement a film sequence.

Thanks Yves. The midi preparation probably took me a few days. The ostinato theme of the violin required a lot tweaking. The composition itself was probably done over the course of a few days. It's the last movement from a violin and piano piece that I worked on several years ago with a different sample library. (The other movements were not as exciting.)

Thanks for listening.


Marko

[irvind]

Really nice work, both compositional and programming.

[Marko]

Thanks irvind.

I'm glad you gave it a listen.

Marko