The last golden meadow ][ Alto flute and English horn (Duetto)
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The last golden meadow ][ Alto flute and English horn (Duetto)

Open for listen4listen

Lol, 2 instruments most of you didn't know they do exist.

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u/AlfrunGrima — 4 days ago

To the unknown heart ][Classical voices a capella

I listen everyone back who drops a links, but first listen to this and add one thought about the lyrics in your post!

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u/AlfrunGrima — 15 days ago

Panning your music, building together a library to learn from

I like to build here a library of exempels with both exempels of good panning and with exempels of bad panning. Not name and shame, but to learn and grow together because that is were I believe in.

So do this:

add a link to the exempel and give in your comment feedback about why it is beautiful in your opinion or why it needs adjustments to make it better. Remember: only give constructive feedback with respect. We all make music with our heart and we don't want to hurt other hearts. Act as real good colleague!

Now, go and find them! :-)

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u/AlfrunGrima — 19 days ago
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The Black Horizon ][Cinematic Music Visualizer (The Pirate Theme)

Heroic horns and trumpets, luscious strings and an emotional oboe do bring the maiden voyage of this pirates ship to life. This cinematic original music brings the story of a storm, a ship dancing on the waves, watching dolphins and treasure hunting. Composition, video and score: Annemieke Lustenhouwer

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u/AlfrunGrima — 8 days ago
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HAIKU, Seeds of Autumn Flowers ][classical voices (Tanka)

New in a series of Haiku and Tanka with texts fro Masaoka Shiki

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u/AlfrunGrima — 15 days ago
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Pirates theme ][Cinematic orchestra and sneak preview

(Sorry, the quiz seems not to work, but the preview is nice anyway)

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u/AlfrunGrima — 27 days ago

How do get people their community tab active? (now called posts)

How do get people their community tab active? (now called posts)... I am aiming to make that very active because I want to build a place where my identity as a composer is expressed to add up to my story as a women composer.

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u/AlfrunGrima — 1 month ago

How to get more interactions on the posts on the community tab???

How do people get more interactions on the community posts on their channel? I I really want to build that because I want to use it to express there my identity as a composer>> if there is no interaction it never will be something people see. It is already on my homepage and I work as hard as possible to let people engage with it from instagram.

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u/AlfrunGrima — 1 month ago
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AnnemiekeLustenhouwercomposer

If you add a comment you help me to build my online identity as a composer.

(over the next few months I am going to add posts to make clear who I am as a composer)

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u/AlfrunGrima — 1 month ago
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Nostalgic groove }{ please help a women composer

Women composers are much less programmed with their work than male composers.... So I build my own audience and I make sure people connect and give it a chance.

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u/AlfrunGrima — 1 month ago

Banners...The best banners for a channel?

What does a banner on a channel need? What does it add in the total information? What is really disturbing or annoying?

I am a composer, of classical music for voices, strings and piano (mostly).... what kind of banner do you expect on such a channel? Or do you already have seen one that was really catchy and fitting my niche?

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u/AlfrunGrima — 1 month ago
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HAIKU, Asleep in a Boat ][classical voices

Feel welcome to listen. I am working to put a series of haikus of the 19th century haiku master Masaoka Shiki, on music. Haiku is a Japanese short poetry art-form and tradition and it really deserves this musical attention.

Picture is from freestock (Pixabay, edited and text added)

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u/AlfrunGrima — 2 months ago