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Title: [Classical] Journey (MP3) I just finished my degree! :D
Post by: bvanoudtshoorn on November 13, 2008, 13:51:34
Today I wrote my last ever exam at university. Soon, I will get my rather expensive piece of paper. :) Anyway, to celebrate, I wrote an orchestral piece of music which paints the picture of the last few weeks. I won't discuss it too much, because I'm interested to see how other people interpret it. :)

Get it here. (http://test.pbc.wa.edu.au/music/Journey.mp3)
Title: [Classical] Journey (MP3) I just finished my degree! :D
Post by: Nahkranoth on November 13, 2008, 14:56:34
Warning! Spoilers ahead! :D
Struggle and anticipation that changes into relief and joy (I'm not talking about laxatives here :lol: ). I would even call this piece epic if it was a bit more longer. Here I can't predict the next pattern, it changes in a fast but fluent way, I always liked those tense/sinister parts and you used some transitions here and there.
Honestly, I would trade all your dance tracks (if I might) for compositions like this :D
Title: [Classical] Journey (MP3) I just finished my degree! :D
Post by: Sam_Zen on November 14, 2008, 01:26:31
It describes tensions indeed. Agree with Nah about unpredictability.
Title: [Classical] Journey (MP3) I just finished my degree! :D
Post by: uncloned on November 14, 2008, 22:26:06
Very nice piece Barry, nice production and development.

Perhaps the best compliment I can give you:

Upon playing my daughter said "Is that from Lord of the Rings?"
Title: [Classical] Journey (MP3) I just finished my degree! :D
Post by: bvanoudtshoorn on November 15, 2008, 00:01:18
Thanks for the feedback, Nahkranoth, S_Z, and Clones! I'm glad you all enjoyed it. Yes, there's a fair bit of tension in the track, because I just recently handed in my thesis and wrote my last two exams ever... And there's naturally some relief coming out of that. :) As to LOTR... That is a compliment. The music in those movies was fantastic. Perhaps part of the reason was the fact that I just recently got my hands on some nice 'cinematic' percussion, which I use a lot in this track.