The Dangerous Symphony

[Aleksi]

And because he chose Bolero as a specific example, I think Aleksi was trying to allude to orchestral variation rather than development of form on what might best be isolated for future re-works.

Bingo!

And have a look at Wojciech Kilar's music to Dracula.

[gmlion]

Just to let you know, I'm delaying a revision a bit because I'm studying some orchestration.
And waiting West's Verb... :-p

ciao
Gianmarco

[gmlion]

The Dangerous Symphony, final version.
Here the ogg file:
http://www.2shared.com/file/3831795/ada ... phony.html

Here you can listen in streaming:
http://www.isound.com/mp3player/play.ph ... &id=541492

This post means that I arrived at the point that:
a- I'm completely satisfied for the musical part of the composition
b- I can't thinker it any more without making it sound worse
ciao
Gianmarco

[zookeeper]

Cool. I committed it, and added a few more id tags which were missing but seem to be used in the other music tracks. I'll start wiring it in some scenarios (and the default playlist too, I suppose) a bit later.

[Jozrael]

I just listened to it for the first time, and I loved it up until the end. Then it just...fell off. Do you want the piece to be able to loop, and that's why you left off a definitive ending? I guess it's just my personal taste, but I was left wanting a more forceful ending as the piece left my ears.

Otherwise, fantastic!

[doofus-01]

I agree with Jozrael. It ends rather abruptly, but sounds very good before that.

[gmlion]

Thank you!
The reason it ends this way is that usually it would not be the last music played in a scenario, but after it another music starts, and perhaps also another etc...
A definitive ending could give a false idea of..."end" while there is another music waiting to play.
The real end is anyway given by the new victory and defeat musics.
ciao
Gianmarco

[Iris]

Cool. I committed it, and added a few more id tags which were missing but seem to be used in the other music tracks. I'll start wiring it in some scenarios (and the default playlist too, I suppose) a bit later.

I recommited with the correct Vorbis comments.