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Andre van Haren
08:38 AM on October 09, 2009
Thanks for putting them up, I hope to hear them performed by real players one time. It's not the same on a computer!
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techfiddle
08:33 AM on October 09, 2009
Hi Andre: Thanks for adding your works to the "Composer's Corner" at http://beststudentviolins.com/resources.html#composers_corner Very accessible and nice works and I'm sure people will enjoy them.
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02:26 PM on October 17, 2008
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davidpetersonmusic
03:31 PM on July 13, 2008
Hi. It's jacofan again. I have found a great way to play your music on your website!! You can make a context box and click the lower part, then click extras. From here you can pick the ReverbNation player and customize it to only play your own music! But first, you have to set up a ReverbNation account. It's free! To see an example, see my website at:
www.davidpetersonmusic.webs.com
See the result on my music page.
Happy composing!
www.davidpetersonmusic.webs.com
See the result on my music page.
Happy composing!
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davidpetersonmusic
09:07 PM on May 31, 2008
Hello André!
It's jacofan from the American Composer's Forum. You have a very nice site and even nicer music! I recently started making my own website. It is www.freewebs/davidpetersonmusic.com. Happy composing!
It's jacofan from the American Composer's Forum. You have a very nice site and even nicer music! I recently started making my own website. It is www.freewebs/davidpetersonmusic.com. Happy composing!
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Uwe
05:57 AM on September 19, 2007
thats really amazing! very fine work!
Uwe
www.midi-musiker.de
Uwe
www.midi-musiker.de
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Ruud
07:55 AM on September 14, 2007
Hello andré,
I'm mightily impressed. Glad to hear that tonality hasn't lost total ground nowadays. I especially liked the 2nd and 4th movement, with the variations in tempi during the presentation of the theme. The first movement was nice but sometimes a bit longwinded if I may say so.
I'm mightily impressed. Glad to hear that tonality hasn't lost total ground nowadays. I especially liked the 2nd and 4th movement, with the variations in tempi during the presentation of the theme. The first movement was nice but sometimes a bit longwinded if I may say so.
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André
09:56 AM on September 09, 2007
Hi Jeff,
I love to write romantic music and I believe that nowadays "serious" composers feel not comfortable with writing it because being afraid not being taken serious as a composer. Like Fred Haight commented on my Music Message Board: "The language of tonality was never exhausted," I fully agree with him.
I love to write romantic music and I believe that nowadays "serious" composers feel not comfortable with writing it because being afraid not being taken serious as a composer. Like Fred Haight commented on my Music Message Board: "The language of tonality was never exhausted," I fully agree with him.
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Jeff
01:38 PM on September 08, 2007
I'm a big, big fan of classical-romantic music (Brahms), and it's nice to see that there are still people out there who can write it. Nice piece.
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Andre van Haren
04:18 AM on August 30, 2007
Hi Arpeggio,
thanks for the nice comments on the piece, my daughter's name was an inspiration in writing the second part indeed. I wish I had started earlier then 17! That way I could have enjoyed all those boring school years a little bit more
thanks for the nice comments on the piece, my daughter's name was an inspiration in writing the second part indeed. I wish I had started earlier then 17! That way I could have enjoyed all those boring school years a little bit more
