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Score Circuit is a channel devoted to high level music ideas, music composition, orchestration and artificial intelligence.
Epic music is simpler than you think
Epic, powerful music is often surprisingly simple. Some of the most epic works of music history are profoundly minimalistic and use composition techniques that could be used by anyone, even beginners.
Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com
Beethoven - Symphony No. 9 - MDR Rundfunkchor - Andrés Orozco-Estrada: czcams.com/video/gT91esZK90I/video.html&ab_channel=hr-Sinfonieorchester%E2%80%93FrankfurtRadioSymphony
Wagner - Die Walkyre - Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra: czcams.com/video/Qx55EmiFadg/video.html&ab_channel=tomekkobialka
Verdi - Requiem - Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia: czcams.com/video/8OQ0H2GYcBo/video.html&ab_channel=AntonioPappano-Topic
Orff - Carmina Burana - WDR Symphony Orchestra, Cristian Măcelaru: czcams.com/video/Yb6jULNu5ik/video.html&ab_channel=WDRKlassik
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#composition #musictheory #orchestration #arrangement
Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com
Beethoven - Symphony No. 9 - MDR Rundfunkchor - Andrés Orozco-Estrada: czcams.com/video/gT91esZK90I/video.html&ab_channel=hr-Sinfonieorchester%E2%80%93FrankfurtRadioSymphony
Wagner - Die Walkyre - Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra: czcams.com/video/Qx55EmiFadg/video.html&ab_channel=tomekkobialka
Verdi - Requiem - Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia: czcams.com/video/8OQ0H2GYcBo/video.html&ab_channel=AntonioPappano-Topic
Orff - Carmina Burana - WDR Symphony Orchestra, Cristian Măcelaru: czcams.com/video/Yb6jULNu5ik/video.html&ab_channel=WDRKlassik
The content on this channel is for educational and promotional purposes only. We have the deepest respect for hard working artists and only wish to point others towards their work. If you believe that there has been a copyright infringement, please contact us here: implodingpumpkin@gmail.com
#composition #musictheory #orchestration #arrangement
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The talking piano phenomenon
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Turn your voice into a piano by converting an audio file to midi. This is how you make a talking piano. This will create a chromatic/piano representation of the overtone spectrum that can be opened with any audio software. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com audio to midi converter: www.conversion-tool.com/audiotomidi/ video on bit crushing: czcams.com/video/SMeikiTh57o/video.html&ab_channel=Wo...
How to write for a terrible orchestra
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A couple of tips and tricks for composition and music arrangement for bad ensembles and orchestras. A quick guide as to how to get the most out of an orchestra. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 4 - Arthur Grumiaux & SWR Sinfonieorchester des Südwestrundfunks: czcams.com/video/O0auZYf3tao/video.html&ab_channel=ArthurGrumiaux-Topic czcams.com/video/n5M2vk-RUGA/vide...
Clusters: the most explosive chords in history
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Tone clusters are some of the most dissonant chords in music. We usually associate them with modern music but believe it or not composers have been using them for hundreds of years. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Rebel - Les Élémens - Musica Antiqua Köln: czcams.com/video/efpG0Ut5STc/video.html&ab_channel=MusicaAntiquaKöln-Topic Biber - Battalia - Le Concert des Nations:czcams.com/video/5Y...
… who revolutionized American music | Charles Ives
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Charles Ives is widely regarded as one of the most influential American composers of the 20th century, but his music is weird especially considering it's now well over 100 years old. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Ives - Three Quarter-Tone Pieces - Alexei Lubimov, Pierre-Laurent Aimard: czcams.com/video/dKun12QC4h4/video.html&ab_channel=AlexeiLubimov-Topic Ives - Scherzo - Emerson String Q...
CPU Bach: A retro game for music nerds
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One of the most unusual video games of all history, created by one of the most influential video game developers of all time, Sid Meier. The game composes music in the style of J.S. Bach. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com #composition #musictheory #Bach #retrogaming
Why composers use instruments out of register
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Orchestral color is one of the most important aspects to composition and arrangement. But even for beginners it's possible to achieve very unique sounds without using complex techniques and effects. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Vaughan Williams Tuba Cadenza performed by the incredible Daniel Schneider. Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring - New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Leonard Bernste...
Awkward jazz-classic crossovers
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When jazz and classical music are combined the results can be... weird. You've probably heard of 'Rhapsody in Blue', but have you ever heard of any of these pieces? Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Antheil - A Jazz Symphony - Ensemble Modern: czcams.com/video/jk-9xja5jbw/video.html&ab_channel=EnsembleModern-Topic Stravinsky - Ebony Concerto - Ensemble InterContemporain: czcams.com/video/ccwF...
Why composers must learn the overtone series
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The overtone series is one of the most important concepts to learn for composition, orchestration and arrangement. A composer that understands the harmonic series can do almost anything with an ensemble or orchestra... Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Frequency to Pitch: www.alex-vaughan.com/frequency_to_pitch.html Ravel 'Bolero' - West-Eastern Divan Orchestra - Daniel Barenboim: czcams.com/...
Why compose impossible music?
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Composing, arranging or orchestrating music? Some composers write material that's impossible to play. Why? Difficult music can result in high performance energy and intensity... Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Xenakis - Phlegra - Michel Tabachnik & Ensemble InterContemporain czcams.com/video/ucBEecuHU84/video.html&ab_channel=MichelTabachnik-Topic Strauss - Alpine Symphony - University of Mu...
AI music is older than you think
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AI music concepts date back hundreds of years. These techniques can even have implications for musical artificial intelligence techniques today and can teach us much about composition, music theory and how music works in general... Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com The content on this channel is for educational and promotional purposes only. We have the deepest respect for hard working artist...
How to compose musical space
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Composition and orchestration techniques for a dry acoustic environment. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Crumb - A Haunted Landscape - New York Philharmonic czcams.com/video/KElMrkh8jsg/video.html&ab_channel=PhilipMyers-Topic Ligeti - Atmospheres - Simon Rattle - Berliner Philharmoniker czcams.com/video/RCNzwdLwA8g/video.html&ab_channel=JoséAedoLerdón Berio - Sinfonia - Peter Eötvös - Gothe...
The Scale You Can't Break
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The pentatonic scale: its unique properties and versatile use in beginner's music to classical compositions, and its potential in creating distinctive harmonic flavors and microtonal experiments. Alex Vaughan - www.alex-vaughan.com Debussy - La Mer - Vladimir Ashkenazy & Cleveland Orchestra czcams.com/video/FOCucJw7iT8/video.html&ab_channel=IlaryRhineKlange Stravinsky - Le chant du rossignol - ...
Sibelius Advanced Time Signatures - Part 2
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Sibelius Advanced Time Signatures - Part 2
Sibelius Advanced Time Signatures - Part 1
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Sibelius Advanced Time Signatures - Part 1
Custom Sibelius Playback for Ritardando, Accelerando and Fermata
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Custom Sibelius Playback for Ritardando, Accelerando and Fermata
I used Sibelius before with the mouse and i always thought if there´s a fastest way to input notes. This way is more comfortable.Thank you kind sir!
Thanksssssssss
Thank you so much! Even though I’m already used to shortcuts in Sibelius it is a real pleasure to watch your videos! They are the pieces of art.
There is no cooler guidelines on Sibelius on CZcams!
I’m a idiot. I should find this 10 years ago.
What a fantastic video! I’ve got a question. What was the tempo of the overtone series of the low c at 0:00?
I think his quartertone pieces are incredible. I can feel my brain rewiring while listening to them.
Thank you! I vividly remember the first time I heard Robert Browning Overture when I was a young teenager in the 1960s. In 60s language: "It blew my mind! Far out!" I read his autobiography. He paid to have his music engraved, hired a conductor and orchestra and a hall. Thirty minutes after starting rehearsal, the conductor quit saying "This music is unplayable!" In the mid 1950s shortly after Ives' death, Ives' music started getting the recognition it deserved from performances by Stokowski and Bernstein. My music literature teacher said Ives used every musical technique that begins with "poly" and or ends with "ism". Ives often quoted hymn tunes. His favorite was "Columbia, Gem of the Ocean". Thanks for sharing this video.
Is there a way to do something like this where the grouped staff updates to edits on the individual staffs? Essentially I want to have a fixed ostinato on one staff and changing melody on the other🤔
Sound in the beginning sounded like bagpipe
Would you consider making a video about Satie? He was active around the same time as Ives and was similarly completely uninterested in contemporary compositional techniques and just did his own thing.
When will you offer a sibelius class?
please come back
Poor trumpetists!
What piece is this? 6:13
Very useful!Thank you
It just takes me only one vid of yours for the insta sub. Gold content!
55 Heowrtz
Wow!!!
This doesn't seem to work in Sibelius Ultimate.
Love this guy!!! 😁
I am so glad you gave Bernd Alois Zimmermann and Sofia Gubaidulina a mention!! Zimmermann is so underrated in my opinion! His works are so rarely performed outside Germany! Gubaidulina is one of my favorite Russian composers! She really established her own musical voice so well!
Alex on his way to make the best content about music there is and then disappear
Just taking a break to develop AI
Thanks! I didn’t know this was a solution.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for your explanation! It is so helpful and needed for composers who use Sibelius.
Not great for Mac users.
Thank you! I had some really weird glitch where it was like two scores laid on top of each other so my pages were a cluttered mess, but now it's a lot better :3
Hello Could you please share the shortcut to allign multiple lyrics in a better way?
To grab all of the lyrics in a line, just click on one of the words and press ctr shift A. And then to align them all horizontally press ctrl shift R. Is that what you meant?
This was a fantastic series. Thank you for all of the time and effort that went into producing it. Well done!
2:28 Note to myself: The fifth overtone is not a minor third, that’s a fifth (from the root note!) when he said “minor third” he meant the interval between the fourth and fifth overtone. Minor thirds (talking from the root/diatonic scale) don’t appear initially in the overtone series until the 19th harmonic. And that’s why a minor chord sounds sad, they don’t “exist” in nature. Extra note: the root is also called fundamental and that is because it’s the lowest frequency that it can physically vibrate, not less. Reminder: Hz is the unit measure of how many vibrations occur per second.
Awesome !!!! Awesome awesome Thankyou so so much. May God bless you❤❤❤ Really helped me transcribing our hymn.
The 'half-boxed' text was only available on MAC until the new Pori release.
THANKS!
Simple and easy. Thank you!
Could you please explain the difference between ABSOLUTE and RELATIVE (sizes), please?
Have subbed!
Great, cheers!
Very good presentation! You have been very helpful :)
1:30 "fifty five HËÆAUÜTHS"
I feel like many orchestral composers before the modern era of computers and synths are the O.G. sound designers! Without realizing what it was, I grew to love this technique in my music production, layering different types of oscillators on a synth, layering subtractive synths with samplers, layering different types of guitars, or layering them altogether to create totally new tonal instruments, layering drums for creative new timbres (how about fattening up a snare drum with a filtered door slam and a soda can being opened?). While that last example is less tonal, the point is, I and many music producers do this layering instinctively because it sounds cool and it's really fun. For many years I had no idea I had been playing around with manipulating the overtone series, albeit in a less informed way than Ravel. Now that I've gotten further into writing orchestral music, I really look forward to putting this knowledge to work for me, approaching orchestral and acoustic instruments like a sound designer! 🤓
CHEERS!
Another way of hiding individual parts on the full score is by deselecting them in the Focus in Staves in the Layout menu
I enjoy, "Empire of Angels", by Thomas Bergersen.
A+ for effort on your R rolling, but.... Maurice Ravel was French 🧐Awkward
Sound colour 🤔
Hello. I just looked at your lessons and realized that you can work in the editor faster and with minimal errors. You are a brilliant teacher. Thank you. I want to share how to insert the selection. You can select a group of notes and not use the Alt key, just press the mouse wheel in the right place.
This series is fantastic! Thank you for your effort in making them clear, concise and so easy to follow. Well done!
I changed the value of a ton. I wanted to get a quarter of a ton, but the sound did not change the same?
I changed the value of a ton. I wanted to get a quarter of a ton, but the sound did not change the same?