More instrumentally accurate than the first, plus some minor additions.
This truly special piece of music means very much to me. I dedicated it to my band teacher, Mark Rymer after he passed away at a very young age of 34. The beginning of the piece, the first statement, was created one day before his death as I was inspired to write like Hans Zimmer, then suddenly, the unfortunate event happened. I worked day and night to create the piece for band.
YouTube Link to this song - Original Version of this song played on a Yamaha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C2PM0GCt5Q
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It's a haunting ritualistic dramatic composition with a profound solemness.
YouTube Link to this song - Original Version of this song before it was composed on paper.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C2PM0GCt5Q
YouTube Link to this song - Original Version of this song before it was composed on paper.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C2PM0GCt5Q
I just favorited this :)
Myself, I'm working on a woodwind/string piece of similair size. I idolize Hans Zimmer's ability to make a piece simultaneously beautiful and haunting. It seems you're doing a great job of that yourself.
Keep up your beautiful use of the clarinet.
I'm happy you share the same ideas as me about Hans Zimmer, it was truly a challenge for me because I don't think I ever had taken such a step at an early age. But anyways, thank you.
It sounds really awesome :DDD. It builds well, and the reoccurring melody isn't too redundant for me.
I really appreciate your comment.