Music YOU composed Watch Party!
Join us today to celebrate all of your compositions that you have composed!
They could be from our recent "Four week intensive" with Dr. Antonella Di Giulio, or even a piece that you composed a while ago!
Click this link to join!
https://app.tonebase.co/piano/live/player/pno-watch-party-music-you-composed-2024
Please submit your recordings below!
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Here's our very first experiment trying to write a piece with FOUR friends together. Since we live so far apart, we shared our ideas on WhatsApp and then pieced together the parts. There's more to do to polish and add to the piece, but none of us had the time at the moment, LOL!
Thank you, dear Antonella for all your insights. This is just the beginning!
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Gail Starr Lovely, charming, fun, energetic, danceable -- and many other complimentary words. What a wonderful achievement for all of you. Congratulations, and I hope you do write more together!!
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Michelle R Thank you, dear friend! You and I can try one together next!
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Hello friends!
I'm very pleased to present my first composition ever: the boogie-woogie "Pizza slice: not a piece of cake!".https://youtu.be/hirGAd_neWg?si=lSabkkiGWSZp4nIT
Thank you a lot,Antonella Di Giulio !
I look for advice from all of you: there's time to improve!
Ciao!
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Letizia That was so much fun! Well done!
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Letizia Wow! That was so creative and fun. How (what software) did you use to also create the graphics? I'm so impressed with the talent in our group!
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Letizia Your video was a joy to hear and watch! Now I’m inspired to go buy a
pizza. You should send this to the marketing department in one of the big pizza restaurant chains in the USA. They’d love it to see it! -
Gail Starr I've got a lot to learn about self-promotion, still! You teach me!
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Thank you! Sindre Skarelven
I had a lot of fun while composing! Glad that you enjoyed!
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The compositions here are amazing! This is my first composition from the workshop with Antonella Di Giulio
I’m not a musician and have very little music theory. I did the workshop out of curiosity and didn’t think I was going to get this far. It was a regarding experience.
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LeonorDemori Neisler I truly hope you will keep creating music!
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LeonorDemori Neisler This is beautiful and peaceful. Congratulations on your achievement!
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LeonorDemori Neisler You ARE a natural musician!
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Gail Starr thanks very much
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Here is a setting I composed for Mass during Lent (no Pater Noster yet). It is being sung throughout Lent at my parish this year.
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Thurmond R I think the Agnus Dei is quite exceptional ... Everyone listening, please pardon my voice, but I'm always up for a little public humiliation to help Thurmond out!
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Thurmond R Well done on the composition! It felt sacral and very fitting for deep reflection. I'm sure it's well appreciated in Lent, and I wouldn't be surprised if it spreads to more churches.
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Thurmond R Michelle R I absolutely love this! You add a fresh take on this timeless genre. I hope hope you are able to share this throughout the community during the holy season.
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Michelle R You sounded perfect, Michelle!
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Gail Starr You are too kind, Gail, but thank you.
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Thurmond R Great work! So good to see you’re contributing to good sacred music and that your parish is using it. I especially liked the mortem tuam resurrectionem.
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Marc M Thank you very much! The Mortem Tuam is also my favorite.
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Sindre Skarelven Thank you! I hope it does spread around, hopefully somewhere where a bit more of the Congregation understand music and appreciate Latin (I'm sure you'll especially appreciate how difficult the English language is to write for musically).
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Gail Starr Thank you very much! It was a pleasure to write.
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Hi Everyone,
Your submissions are all so great, that I'm shy to submit...this is Sibelius playing my piece and not me actually playing. My goal was to take a motive and to have fun with it. There's a weird little blip which I couldn't make go away. I think Sibelius didn't like my chosen interval, but it was the one I wanted to use. ;0
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In addition to "Meanderoni" which I notated in Sibelius as it developed, I also wanted to share an older piece which IS me actually playing an original piece. This one was first fully composed at the piano and then I went back and notated it. My timing could be better!
