a new piece ...

[belkina]

... by your friendly neighbourhood orchestration teacher!

Lydian Overture, 6 minutes, for small orchestra.

http://www.musique.umontreal.ca/pers...n/Overture.mp3

[qccowboy]

well, I really don't need to say anything.. but
gorgeous, just gorgeous.

and so "happy"!

[mrcaster]

It is a nice, friendly and clear piece from a "homo felix" (happy man). Congratulations.

(Please, more lessons (¿¿perhaps orquestal variations of a thema??)
Thank you very much.

[nova.music]

I like your new piece...I've listen to it many times. I'm wondering is there a way for you to make money with it? Will you make it available for schools and professional orchestras to perform? What is that process?

[belkina]

First of all, I'm really glad you like it. :-)

It is certainly available for anybody who wants to perform it. Here in Canada, the Canadian Music Centre handles sales of copies, etc., for such things. The piece will be premiered by a local semi-pro group in November. As to other performances, orchestras are the hardest ensembles to arrange performances for; I have found no easy way to make orchestral performances happen more than pretty rarely!

Making money is another matter altogether. This kind of music -contemporary classical, or whatever you want to call it - doesn't make you rich!

I like your new piece...I've listen to it many times. I'm wondering is there a way for you to make money with it? Will you make it available for schools and professional orchestras to perform? What is that process?