The River That Drowned - (Four Movements for Orchestra)

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Four Movements for Orchestra Describing the life of a boy who drowns in a river, bare grim, but still its pretty good,

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Rahul Gohil's picture

thank you, :)

GaryMorris's picture

(this is all based on my opion, so nothing personal)i love the piece but for such a grim story,At parts it almost sounds to happy, or bright, the G major key is usually bright sounding, (to me anyway)
and really, i think the 2nd movement is more like an intermission
Finally the transition were pretty good for such a young age, just a couple of minor problems, mainly range problems, but still, gorgeous piece,

Rahul Gohil's picture

what do u play?

Rahul Gohil's picture

Theres a Tenor and Alto Sax for my school orchestra, :) thx, u know im only 12... :)

Tmoney's picture

Good for you! That is quite impressive. Don't think you have any excuse to be satisfied with anything less than perfect just because of your age though. :) btw, nothing is ever perfect.

Tmoney's picture

I dig it! Also, *gasp!* Sax parts for an orchestral arrangement!?! :D

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Uploaded Mar 15, 2012
Pages 9
Duration 3:20
Measures 67
Key signature natural
Parts 17
Part names
  • Flute (2)
  • Oboe
  • Clarinet (2)
  • Bassoon
  • Alto Sax
  • Tenor Sax
  • Trumpet (2)
  • Drumset
  • Acoustic Grand Piano
  • String Ensemble 1 (2)
  • Cello
  • Contrabass
  • Glockenspiel
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