Nice video. What is the music during the end of video! Would be great to make analysis of it👌🏻👍🏻

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Great lecture! I just wanted to ask how is the G flat tone included in the scale as it has nothing to do with the main polychord that you used in the beginning. Is it from B flat minor scale? How do you decide the scale that you use when you're using polychords as a foundation?

The best explanation that I have seen. A bonus is the visualisations that add even more clarity. Subscribed! 😊

These lectures have been eye-opening to me. Thank you!

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Wanna say thank you. Look forward to get your full course when I have a chance

Excuse me, the website broke again. I couldn’t pay the orchestration course.

What's the name of the piece at the starting???

This has been an absolute life-saver for my work - thanks so much for these videos!

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Amazing. This was so informative. Thank you.

Большое спасиб за уроки. Очень интересно

thank you! It's really helpful:) where can I download the Pdf file?

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Very nice tutorial, very clear, with very good and easy to understand examples. Thanks for sharing.

Hire someone to narrate this with a real English accent bro…

Сначала нужно изучить инструментоведение и постараться попробовать самому хоть немного поиграть на всех оркестровых инструментах. А уже потом пытаться что-то оркестровать.

Забавно не само появление этих роликов, а мнение дилетантов, уверенных в том, что оркестровке можно научиться по видео на ютубе, словно это ремонт сантехники или поклейка обоев. Ну и то, что это видео азербайджанского происхождения, доставляет отдельно. Это с каких пор провинциальная консерватория стала таким бесценным источником знаний? Без практики и прослушивания в ЖИВОМ звучании того, что вы написали/оркестровали, ничего не выйдет толкового. Это как обучение хирургии, так что не рассчитывайте на какой-то успех, обучаясь (как вам кажется) по видео роликам. Эти ролики можно посмотреть тем, кто реально работает в данной сфере, просто для информации и как знакомство с работой коллеги. Изучение любых партитур будет гораздо полезнее и информативнее.

Thank you for these lessons! Invaluable resource! What samplers are you using? They sound incredible.

As a drummer I desagree with your ADSR example. The attack of each drum is always short and immediate. What distinguishes snare and concert drum is the development of the sound. You can hear the hard attack both times in the samples. A sound engineer does not shorten the attack but rather dampens the sustain of the drum. The goal is to emphasize the attack. The example with the woodwinds also lags. The attack is adapted by the player to the musical situation. This is what distinguishes a sample from a human.

That's great!

What sound library are you using for the music examples?

why does everyone want to sound like John Williams tho.. i literally don't hear this kind of music in films anymore.. it's great but it's not common anymore.

Very interesting, thank you. One question please: 5:50 why is 3. bar, 3. note D and not C#?

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As a timpanist I would like to make some suggests. Keep your parts simple. Don't write for timps like they are trombones with running pitch changes unless you are expecting a top professional will be playing your piece. Expect 80% of orchestras to only have student models and only 4 timps...32, 29, 26 and 23. Using the notes in the middle of the drums range sound better the lowest or highest note of the drum's range. Timps best shine when they are used in supporting role to add color with other instruments. Some composers who wrote great, playable and effective parts are Gershwin, Prokoviev, Hindemith.

Awesome lesson ! Thanks a lot.

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I really LOVE your way of teaching. It is so clear, thorough, step by step... I understand everything and it opens my eyes to a different and so thrilling way of composing. Please do more, never stop! 😁

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Will this "composition" tutorials will be included in the next course or will you do a whole new course on this topic? As always you're way of teaching is admirable!

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Such a great video! Thank you.