Loalue - Japan (Hope)

I have taken the melody of "A Nakht In Gan Eydn" a traditional Kletzmer song, and arranged it for three clarinets. For my Composition Homework!
This is also the first time I have used a DAW on my audio, I used Reaper to add reverb, and adjusting the volume of each instrument more accurately, over time. I am hoping it produces a clearer output.

A Nakht in Gan Eydn (arranged for Clarinet Trio by Simon Barrett)

c - i

.... minimal beat on itself makes no minimal, funky strings make no funk, a woobley bass alone makes no dubstep, so my genre maths is:     1 + 1 + 1 + sax = 1 ;) ....... hopefully a nice idea!
Being no sheedmusician, the sax is painstakingly added part for part ;)

Minimal SymPhonia

Undignified Exit Ending Up In A Place Worse Than The One You Wanted To escape from



"Cénacle" de MOOP (compo : Alain Josué)

Enregistré live à Des Lendemains Qui Chantent à Tulle lors du festival "Du Bleu En Hiver" le 23/01/16

William Brandy : sax baryton
Maxime Roger : sax baryton
Julien Coupet : guitare
Erwin Toul : batterie


MOOP - Cénacle

Radix Forti

If I had to not be there
I would not known
I would not known
what will happen   ...........
but in that case where would I have gone

I have missed
I have missed
what is coming
what shall come

What would I have become if I didn't see
would I have been lost somewhere
in a haggard desert
in a haggard desert

what would I have become if I hadn't seen
the end where all fades out in a blaze of glory
in a blaze of glory
or not

In the end I'm not surprised I missed it
I'm not sure I wanted to see it
full speed chaos

I prefer my desert, haggard as it may be
I prefer my desert, haggard as it may be
I prefer My desert, haggard as it may be


Fin de monde

Altain Orgil- Eewen gol

"Groove it"  by James Rae
Saxophone - Simon
Played: 22 June 2013
Unedited

I used to play saxophone for a few years long ago, and have recently restarted lessons. I can hear a difference over the last few months - whether or nots its there :) 
 
Listening to a piece of music that you've recorded, lets you hear blemishes you might miss while you're playing. I hope to be able to post something in a few more months with fewer blemishes :)

This is the piece that has been driving my family and neighbours mad for the last few weeks. 

Groove it - James Rae (Cover)

I compose for fun in my spare time, using Sibelius 7, and am actively trying to improve.

I play guitar, saxophone and I have also taken up clarinet (after trying bassoon too) recently. I used to play a soprano saxophone long ago, but after years of neglect it fell into disrepair. So, after a long break, I have taken up saxophone again. 

The local council offers a great deal - they rent instruments out to children and adults very cheaply. So I am currently renting an alto and a tenor sax and a clarinet.

There are three types of material I post
1. Midi renditions of my own compositions -  
2. some of the music I post is written by other people, but played by me on alto saxophone, Clarinet or bassoon 
3. Music written by others, but arranged by me

I am interested in all constructive feedback (especially about melodic development and orchestration) 

Thank you for your comments and feedback
Happy  listening :)

A Nakht in Gan Eydn (arranged for Clarinet Trio by Simon Barrett)

Simon Barrett

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