Adagio Cantabile for Strings (Original Composition)

[@invinciblehorizon4599]

You have a real skill for composition. I hope one day your pieces will be played in the giant concert halls like LA Phil or Berlin Philharmoniker 👍

[@cinziafiorio4124]

Paradisiaca. Stupenda.

[@ethangeyer5170]

I'm so happy I found this because this and Dvorak serenade for strings are what inspired me to write my string orchestra piece. This is incredible, thanks for sharing!

[@agustinlatorrepiano]

your composition are the real meaning of moderm classical!

[@naturematthe]

A very soothing and beautifully-written piece! I love the complexity of the chords and the melodies weaving in and out of all the instruments. The more active parts with the triplet accompaniment are a nice change of pace. Really thinking about arranging it for organ now, I think it would work there pretty well, too!

[@bencurry3111]

Great piece! Make sure you notate divisi on some of the string parts though, some of your low Vln 2 parts are currently unplayable😅 Otherwise, great work, especially with this amount of output

[@Sherlock_Violin]

Very nice piece! Possibly a bit on the pacey side for Adagio cantabile but there's some lovely writing in there!

[@SerpongeDash]

This is so sweet 🥰

[@DerekAlfredo-yp6nl]

I really liked this

[@immanuelaerts9259]

Rachmaninov symphony 2 adagio 😊

[@klscomus]

A very nice piece and well-written for string orchestra, but I have a couple of issues with your work. The tempo is a bit too fast for an Adagio, as it plays out more like an Andante. Also, you could repeat a measure here and there to strengthen and elongate the melodic line and gestures a bit more, otherwise this is a nice work for a community or an advanced-level high school orchestra. Try to get it out there, because string players and audiences will like it.