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PostPosted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 1:37 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote


Hello all, I enjoy this music once in while at work. Though pretty much everyone I work with doesn't like it.
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 27, 2010 7:34 am   Post subject: Reply with quote


Welcome to AFM metalheadbrewer... It is nice to know you are enjoying the music...
See you around!
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2010 6:06 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote


Taken from here:
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Little Update
(I really need to make more videos Wink )

"Rückblick, Einsicht, Ausblick" ("Retrospect, Insight, Prospect") for Baritone Solo & Chamber Ensemble (2007)

It's an older piece of mine, but I personally consider this one of my best works. It even includes a little, very well hidden Jerry Goldsmith hommage. I am curious of what you think!
(I know the lyrics are in german, but I'm trying to find a good translation of the text...)
The first performance of this piece (which I've written in 2 weeks back in summer 2007) occured on October 6th, 2007 at the Vienna Concert House.

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 12, 2010 1:17 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote


bpewien thanks for publishing your work!

I admired the balance between rhythmic freedom and the complex motives. I found the atmosphere of the music rather dark and soul searching. I felt like I was doomed while listening maybe that was the purpose of the composition!

Very good!
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 10:03 am   Post subject: Reply with quote


I'm glad you liked it.

You're right, the story in the poem I've used is about an artist who is reflecting his life, his achievements/failures, his impressions & challenges when he was painting, and his final realisation that the end is inevitable.
It is also important to know that the writer of this poem suffered on cancer and died shortly after the release of his last poetry book, so the text was very autobiographic.
(I'll add a rough translation as soon as I have enough time for it Wink)

So if you had a certain feeling of "being doomed", you were not that wrong about it.
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 13, 2010 10:13 am   Post subject: Reply with quote


It seems that your composition... fulfilled a certain purpose!
I am curious about the lyrics now... can't wait!! Wink
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bpewien wrote:
"Rückblick, Einsicht, Ausblick" ("Retrospect, Insight, Prospect") for Baritone Solo & Chamber Ensemble (2007)
I've added a rough english translation of the german lyrics I've been using for this piece in the video annotations. Of course it doesn't reach the same high level as the original, but I tried my best to submit the meaning of it.
I'm curious what you think now that you hopefully can understand it a little bit better. Wink
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 4:17 pm   Post subject: Reply with quote


Well bpewien I listened again trying to understand...
I was right about the gloomy mood! I am sure based on the lyrics about the soul searching intention of the poet.
Listening to the music without knowing the lyrics I felt more pessimistic about it.
After knowing the meaning (roughly as you said) I see there is hope beyond shadows of despair.
I noticed a lot of struggling in the dark of the night when we all come across our primitive instincts and fears.
These are thoughts I came up with while getting to really understand your specific work.
thanks again!!
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Well really late intro haha

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Well hello... its my 3rd day here in AFM... hehe

How I found this station:
Because I am a fan of Tchaikovsky music... I liked his page on facebook... and found this site...

What kind of Classical I like:
Almost all, of course i like anything from Tchaikovsky. I am also fond of choral music. All eras of music is LOVE

What instruments do I play?:
Piano, flute, a little guitar and the HUMAN VOICE! (I am a member of my University Choir)

Any other interests?:
Reading about History of other countries, going out with friends are fun and I love TRAVELLING!
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777rak wrote:
Well really late intro haha

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I forgot to mention what kind of classical music I like

Medieval (ensembles, Gregorian Chant) Renaissance, and for orchestra mostly from the Classical period
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 10:46 am   Post subject: Reply with quote


Taken from here
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Little update (finally got a better video & audio editing software, so hopefully I will make more videos in the next time Wink )

Episodes for violoncello & doublebass (2010)

It's one of my more experimental pieces, but I think there's still enough "traditional" sound in it at times Razz
I wrote it for a concert cycle at the Natural Historic Museum in Vienna, Austria - organised by a good colleague of mine, Akos Banlaky.
The unusual combination of 2 instruments which are very close to each others sound register was a very big challenge to me, so I tried to work around this "problem" by combining sounds that are not so common, especially on the doublebass.

I'm pretty sure there may be some sounds some of you haven't heard before in that context Wink

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Thank you so much, Haino.
I'm glad you liked it. Smile

Also I'm always fascinated how many different and sometimes equal responses & imaginations my music provides for others.
Thank you for your detailed and enlightening interpretation Very Happy
It's very motivating for a composer to know that people actually like what he's doing ^^
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PostPosted: Tue May 24, 2011 10:25 am   Post subject: Reply with quote


So this "intro" is about...oh 3 years late!

How I found this station:
I know one of the co-founders of this station (Saffron), and I've been a member of another 24seven.fm station www.streamingsoundtracks.com for many years!

What kind of Classical I like:
I love all sorts of classical music. It depends on my mood. I'm not a huge opera fan. Although I did used to want to be an opera singer (ha, until I actually heard opera)!

What instruments do I play?:
Piano and flute.

Any other interests?:
Aside from listening to amazing music? I enjoy being outdoors, traveling, reading, playing flute in my community band!
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