Fugues of Joy and Yearning

[Owen Bourne]

Right first off: youguys are AMAZING!

You understand my music better than all the high paid critics in London and all the posh geezers from Royal Academy of Music.

OK I composed Fugues of Joy and Yearning to sandwich in between the preludes so set goes:

Prelude 1.
Fugue 1
Prelude 2.
Fugue 2.
Prelude 3.

Make sense?

Here is Fugue 1. (Joy)

I was gonna do fugue No 3 but the set sounds complete to my ears as is; what do you think???

I LOVE YOU ALL CAN'T BELIEVE THE DEPTH OF UNDERSTANDING!!! :javascript:void(0); (That's supposed to be a smiley little yellow face)


I just got 2 weeks holiday so I'm gonna write loads of music and listen to loads of your guys stuff.

WICKED!

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Hi Owen, I could just imagine Emerson, Lake and Palmer doing this. Not my usual style of music but this is a wonderfully diverse site and as a Newbie myself I have recieved so much advice in the few weeks I've been a member that it revitalized me entirely. Enjoy your holiday. Willie

[chapperz66]

Hi Owen. 

Nice counterpoint and, personally, I like the occasional bit of dissonance in the harmonic structure.  Keeps the listener on edge.  I'm intrigued to know - do you score the music out before you record it?  How do you record it and with what equipment?

Interesting stuff and I'll listen to more.

Paul

[Bluesberry]

This sounds like joy mixed with wonder and a little overwhelming feeling of excitement even.  When you get that joy feeling it almost makes you dizzy with excitement, like a 8 year old on Christmas day, that the feeling i get from this.  A dizzy kind of joy.  Giddy almost, but it cannot last forever, and then the crash happens...

[lg]

You are so welcome here!
Your music is not only awesome, but it is a welcome
breath of fresh air!
I love ALL MUSIC, if it is good.
By the way, great fugue composition!

LG