Liquid Feet
November 6th, 2004, 07:46 pm
OK. madmazda86 had this great idea of having everyone join in to make a unique song measure per measure; this is going to be VERY similar
RULES
I ~ You must keep the song in Eb Major/C Minor; NO KEY CHANGES. It must also stay in 4/4 time.
II ~ You are only allowed to add 8 measures to the given piece. YOU CANNOT EXCEED 8 MEASURES
III ~ You may not add or delete an instrument from the given piece; the piece is made only for a Pair of Violins, a Viola, and a Cello.
IV ~ Additions must only be submitted in a MIDI format, with the previous sections included. You may not move around previous 8 measure sections to other places, for that could make some composers mad and possibly cause arguments.
V ~ Most importantly, BE CREATIVE! One of the things that makes this different from the Round Robin Composition is that you get to use 8 measures rather than one, allowing much more freedom.
With that, you are all free to compose your 8 measure increments. Be sure when you join them with previous sections to make them sound like they actually belong in that place. I will post the beginning section to get everyone started; Good Luck!
RULES
I ~ You must keep the song in Eb Major/C Minor; NO KEY CHANGES. It must also stay in 4/4 time.
II ~ You are only allowed to add 8 measures to the given piece. YOU CANNOT EXCEED 8 MEASURES
III ~ You may not add or delete an instrument from the given piece; the piece is made only for a Pair of Violins, a Viola, and a Cello.
IV ~ Additions must only be submitted in a MIDI format, with the previous sections included. You may not move around previous 8 measure sections to other places, for that could make some composers mad and possibly cause arguments.
V ~ Most importantly, BE CREATIVE! One of the things that makes this different from the Round Robin Composition is that you get to use 8 measures rather than one, allowing much more freedom.
With that, you are all free to compose your 8 measure increments. Be sure when you join them with previous sections to make them sound like they actually belong in that place. I will post the beginning section to get everyone started; Good Luck!