Has anyone taken this psych course? Just wondering to expect next semester!
They’ve left. They’ve all left.
The pigeon feeders have left.
The old men on the benches have left.
The white-gloved ladies with the Great Danes have left.
The lovers who thought about coming have left.
The man in the three-piece suit has left.
The man who was a three-piece band has left.
The man on the milkcrate with the bible has left.
Even the birds have left.
Now the trees are thinking about leaving too.
And the grass is trying to turn itself in.
Of course the buses no longer pass.
And the children no longer ask.
The air wants to go and is in discussions.
The clouds are trying to steer clear.
The sky is reaching for its hands.
Even the moon sees what’s going on.
But the stars remain in the dark.
As does the chess player.
Who sits with all his pieces
In position.
Listen Up RSO Members!
Could this possibly be our first attempt at playing someone's Original Composition here in the RSO that we've never done before? Well Think again!
So recently a long time ago, I came across an amazing Orchestra Composition written by Jakob Altmann who published it on MuseScore, and the piece was called: Red Fantasy. and to my own opinion, I think I would LOVE The Reddit Symphony Orchestra to play this amazing piece of music!
I hate to tell you all this, but this is very important!: This piece is very difficult, especially for those who have most of the 16th Notes and that can't play as fast and good at a Beginner and/or Mediocre Level, but I would please recommend you practice a lot and go over all of the difficult passages your having trouble with before submitting your recordings!
I hope that everyone will enjoy this as much as I do!
Red Fantasy - Sheet Music
- Audio Track
- Click Track (***Recommended!***)
The Final Date to Submit your Recordings will be on January 30th.
[EXTENDED!]
Send your Final Recordings here.
^(You can enter a fake name & e-mail.)
Please also include your Reddit Username & Instrument you played.
Thank you!
Instrument List:
Flute
Oboes 1&2
Clarinet
Bassoon
French Horn
Trumpet
Trombone
Timpani
Cymbal
Harp
Violins 1 ^([ALREADY taken by me!])
Violins 2
Violas
Cellos
Basses
I'm doing a rewatch. How in the world did I forget that Altmann and sloan were a thing?!
Do you think they were good or bad together?
