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Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
The old irish folk rock band, corneryboy, I used to be in wrote this song and I found the lyric sheet the otherday, I liked it and so I decided to rearrange it and make it more symphonic. Let me know how it hits you. arrangement, instrument and mix wise. https://soundcloud.com/ci...rn/run-run-run/s-naNgf Regards, Cian
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/24 03:39:22
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Really like this Cian, excellent arranging. One of your best vocals IMHO, very good indeed, BGV's too. I like the use of the martial snare, that works a treat, it really lifts the chorus. Top job.
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/24 05:36:27
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Beautiful song. Excellent arrangement, especially the vocals & backing vocs. Sounds good
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/24 12:48:04
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Great job. Mix was really good on my system. Arrangement was really good also. And vocals, great!
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/24 18:23:27
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As usual this is very well done. I enjoyed listening to this and in particular, I like your mixing decisions. Very good vocals, too. :)
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/25 07:17:40
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great tune for sure...very majestic...
you always have that pro sound!
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/26 17:53:40
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Hey thanks everybody. I think I have this pretty solid.
Although I got a suggestion to focus on the lower cello a bit more which I might do
Cheers,
Cian
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/27 04:53:55
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Nice majestic arrangement, Cian! I liked musically what you did, and great singing as usual. Beautiful ending with soloing the high pitched vocal like that. Usually when there is timpani and snare in an orchestra there is a whole string section to match that. I liked the solo cello and pizzicato parts but maybe you can mix it with full strings or put it in at the end? Otherwise, great arr and orchestration. 
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/27 09:02:06
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Oh yea thanks, I should change the single violin patch at end to full strings. Good call
Cian
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/27 10:52:36
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This is very nice Cian, good song, nice arrangement, good vocal's, good production. yeah nice
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/27 11:20:19
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Great song and excellent vocal performance - you totally sold the song to me with the vocal - nice one Cian
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/01/29 10:33:47
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Thanks a bunch lads, solid all round.
Cian
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/02/01 15:16:32
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Yeah... I really like the arrangement on this one, particularly good. Of course your vocals sound great, but what you've done outside of that I think may be one of your strongest pieces yet.
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/02/04 12:36:49
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has almost a showtune feel to it at times
you are indeed on a roll
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Re: Run Run Run - Symphonic Folk Song
2016/02/14 19:17:20
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I never heard this one before. As always your singing is good enough to carry this alone, but the addition of the other parts adds so much spice to it. I was waiting to hear overt symphony sounds. I didn't think it was overly symphonic. A great mix that highlights your voice perfectly! Nice!!
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