First String Concerto

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Hey all,

This is my first string concerto. It was inspired by the string concertos of Antonio Vivaldi and Tomaso Albinoni. It's in three movements, fast/slow/fast, with the last movement being a dance piece.

I've wanted to write in this style for years, and decided back in 2012 to really dedicate myself to studying Baroque composers. I've got a long ways to go, but the completion of my first string concerto is a milestone for me. I hope to write many more.

The piece was realized using Vienna Symphonic Library's Chamber Strings I Full.

https://soundcloud.com/leslie-sanford/s ... certo-no-1

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Very nice work! The composition work is excellent and so is the standard of production. I have no criticisms at all.

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Sounds great Leslie! Like David I couldn't fault it, the strings are fabulous and the composition is interesting and has beautiful melodies/harmonies... I can hear echoes of Vivaldi's work in it.
I like all three movements, but perhaps the last is my favourite.
Well done ! :)
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Amazing! Congratulations!
I particularly like movements 1 and 3. There is great energy in both. The sound feels 'complete' and professional.
This is really inspiring work!
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Wow, beautiful work. I really enjoy listening to it.

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Sounds like the real deal! Bravo!

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Thanks everyone for your comments. They are very much appreciated. It means a lot. :)

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Excellent stuff. :tu:

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Sounds great! Nice work indeed!

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The first and third movements definitely capture the Vivaldi vibe very well, and the second has the ring of Albinoni, so I would say job done. I really liked the "sound" of these pieces. you managed to achieve a warm and lively sound here. Your earlier pieces were equally satisfying, iirc.

Good work :)

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