Marcello-Bach: Adagio from the Oboe Concerto in D minor (Synthesized)

[@CareyRMeltz]

For those wanting to follow the music presented with the Music Animation Machine visualization, the instruments are as follows: Oboe - Orange Violins 1 - Green Violins 2 - Cyan Violas - Purple Cellos - Pink

[@humbleharvey]

Carey, Adena and I enjoyed this piece immensely.

[@telegraph_hill]

really great visualization! its all about the oboe. i really love the horizontal pacing and the way the visualization shows the NOW and whats about to come. the trills from the oboe are awesome.

[@spacefreedom]

good work

[@paulwarren29]

holy cow cool to hear from you

[@lspringerjones]

Well done.

[@Imbrie]

Very lovely. We share a friend in Jagan-Nath. Keep up the work. You are making lovely music.

[@rachelrodgers9171]

I *love* this visualizer. The colorful moving dots in your presentation reminds me an interactive ''google doodle'' I saw and played around with several years ago. I really love what you've been doing with your combination of animation with music.

[@cosmeamenta3474]

Beautiful work as always and beautiful words at the end. Despite my English can get only something more than 50 %, I can enjoy your extended explanation about the work. Gracias por la música

[@tenkon1]

Welcome back It's so beautiful. Has the disease healed?

[@CareyRMeltz]

Thank you my friend. I’m now wearing hearing aids.

[@dazhund3297]

Gorgeous! love the dynamics. The oboe sound reminds me of an oboe d'amour in places I've also been inspired to create arrangements like this, and I've recently posted some on my channel. If you have a second I'd love some feedback/hear what you think of it!

[@CareyRMeltz]

Thanks Dazhund, the dynamics was crucial and the natural play was created through the addition of over 200 micro tempo adjustments. The work was tedious but well worth the effort and I know what you mean about the "oboe d'amour" - I hear it too. As far as your music, I found your style to have the whimsical qualities of those old 8-bit Atari games. Bright and clever instrument choices within the sound palette. I do think the style lends itself well to faster tempos and your "Osanna in excelsis" was inspiring to me. I'd not heard this before and immediately found the score and started sequencing it for a version in my own style. Thank you.

[@Geopholus]

Very beautiful upload ! Thanks for sharing it! Carey, my deepest condolences. Please communicate by email. Miss You friend.