Harvest Home - Orchestral March

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2016/08/22 10:09:44 (permalink)

Harvest Home - Orchestral March

It's quite a while since I've posted a piece of music here. But I've just had a lot of great help at the Sonar section of this forum which has now got me up and running with Platinum. Very grateful. One of the responders said "now go and make some great music". On the grounds I've never achieved that before, I now live in hope!
 
https://hearthis.at/lyle-music-ss/harvest-home-march/
 
I offer this as a benchmark from which I must now progress onwards and upwards (in my dreams!). I usually write songs but sometimes feel the urge to go orchestral! Originally written and recently updated in Home Studio 7XL, imagine the hay carts and tired farm workers heading home with the harvest and a thirst in need of quenching!
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    emeraldsoul
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/22 14:18:54 (permalink)
    Hey I thought this was pretty neat. Some good emulations of french horn/tuba? I checked out your site as well, hearthis.at?  Was I hearing a higher quality stream than Soundcloud? Just wondering why hearthis.at was your choice . . .
     
    You piece certainly did evoke an image of tired harvesters trudging home for a beer . . . to which I can relate! Except for me it's just mowing the lawn. :)
     
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    lylemusic
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/22 15:04:29 (permalink)
    Hi Tom - Very many thanks. So pleased you like it. Yes, Tuba and French Horns - quite old Garritan VSTs but they seem to work. And I can also relate to mowing the lawn - thirsty work that definitely demands beer!
     
    Hearthis.at - I've been posting my music on Soundclick and then Soundcloud since 2005. I don't get much interest but that's the way it goes with amateur tunesmiths like me. But about a month ago, Soundcloud announced they would be terminating all "Groups" as of 22 August - these are Soundcloud lists run by Soundcloud members usually for music in a specific genre that other Soundcloud members can post their music on. I ran a quite successful Group there with around 380 members in addition to my own music page. When I challenged this decision, Soundcloud's reason was that it was too time-consuming to maintain the software for Groups and they didn't give any benefit to artists that posted on them. I can't comment of the first reason, but as for the second, it makes no sense - a person with only a few followers on their main page had access to hundreds if not thousands of listeners and potential followers via Groups.
     
    Anyway, I decided to check around for other potential Group hosts and found hearthis.at. I also was pleasantly surprised by the sound quality there. Their Groups are a bit different to Soundcloud and may not be what I am looking for. But while I will probably still keep my Soundclick and Soundcloud pages for the moment, the sound quality at hearthis.at is such that I may well progressively move my music there.
     
    cheers
    Malcolm
     
     
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    emeraldsoul
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/22 15:23:21 (permalink)
    Malcolm, that's pretty much exactly the answer I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to respond.
     
    I recently heard about the Soundcloud killing off the groups, and while I got little benefit (I think) out of the two I joined, it was still pretty cool to check out stuff inside of a particular genre.
     
    I'll keep looking at hearthis.at because the sound quality seemed more hi res, which is muy importante.
     
    cheers,
    -Tom

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    Cornbread - video   audio
    A Very, Very Troubled Soul - video   
    Kilometers Davis - video   audio
    Mayans (Face in the Crowd) - video  audio
    The Sweet Slow Fade - video
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    eph221
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/22 15:31:28 (permalink)
    This is  engaging for 2'57" of music.  You write with concision.
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    Rikkie
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/22 16:23:26 (permalink)
    Hi Malcolm, long time no see . Lovely piece, very relaxing to listen to.
     
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    mikeinFL
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/22 22:57:50 (permalink)
    I enjoyed it, nice melody
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    lylemusic
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    Re: Harvest Home - Orchestral March 2016/08/23 05:15:00 (permalink)
    Hi eph221 - Very many thanks. I'm thinking it may be possible to develop it into a Suite of four or five sections. We shall see!
     
    Hi Rik - So pleased you like it. It has been a very long time but good to be back here at the home of great music. For the last five years or more, I have been writing almost exclusively for a bunch of people who's idea of good music is hand drums, hand drums and more hand drums, preferably played outdoors at the top of a hill in the rain! They love anything that is free, particularly CDs of drumming, and fade away into the mist at any suggestion that paying a few pence might allow me to eat occasionally! Time to move on! Very much looking forward to listening to your great music again and that of all the other artists here and offering a few of my own little songs. My 2016 CD is currently being finalised with a number of quality new singers and I will post some of the songs here over the next few months.
     
    Hi mikeinFL - Very many thanks. So pleased you like it.
     
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