Orchestration 101

[@moose0789]

I found your channel a few weeks ago when the Compose a Classical Symphony series popped up in my feed. I have been watching pretty much nonstop since, hopping on to each new video almost as soon as it is posted. Please keep creating, these videos are amazing and understandable and easily digestible! Thank you so much for putting up these amazing educational resources.

[@wjchorak]

Your videos are among the best out there. I wouldn’t bat an eye if this was a paid course. Thank you for making these amazing resources!

[@MsEcstreet]

I am a beginning student of orchestration and your video was my first pick. I'm sure glad it was! You make the rudiments clear, to the point, easy enough for me to understand and want to give it a try myself. Thank you for that! :)

[@yingyangmapper5399]

Such an underrated channel! I'm a classical music lover and violin beginner that wants to write classical music but I'm not an expert, and this video is really helpful for me, thank you so much!

[@barbodrh6502]

Thank you for your beautiful illustration of the orchestration topic.

[@eshaanbhargavpatel1768]

"amazing, just like a goose honking"

[@SDSMOfficial]

Noice, what ive been waiting for.

[@Ribiveer]

You're just incredible, how you clearly describe choices and options with infectious enthusiasm! I definitely gotta binge all your videos later.

[@MahmuodAbuwarda]

This is wonderful lesson, I think maybe you talk about orchestral chords voicing for woods, brass, tutti, etc.. next video?!

[@guyshard]

You MUST create a course which I would buy in a flash. This 101 video is diamond. Tremendous work.

[@EcstasyTunes]

Thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom about orchestration.

[@mdpatriot07]

Lots of practical information in this video, going to keep me busy for a long time. Thank you.

[@petel1201]

Excellent lesson! Instant subscribe! Thank you so much @grazgorilla. As a beginner, it's so helpful to learn the common roles and combinations of the instruments. Please do more of this.

[@finnishgermans]

Can you please post the symphony you wrote during the "How to write a symphony tutorial?" I would like to add it to my playlist!

[@iamfrankbiesta]

Very clear and very useful. Thanks!

[@rubenmolino386]

excelent !!

[@josephkabwe3593]

You wonderful, this is so easy to understand.

[@burestalmarck6065]

Fantastic lesson! Subscribed!

[@ejmccombsmusic]

I learn something new about woodwind lapping with string

[@KBMars]

Brilliant, thank you

[@merlinthomi]

This is absolutely brilliant. I'm subscribing

[@GlaceonStudios]

Great tutorial! Might use this sort of thing for my own compositions. I'll admit, this kinda sounds Haydnesque in a way--like the 2nd movement of the "Surprise" symphony--was that on purpose?

[@dboudah1]

Excellent video - do you have the midi files available anywhere? thanks

[@lubormrazek5545]

French horns are just the best for countrr melodies

[@MotoMoto-ld9gi]

Could you make a video on how to write for French horns? I am trying to but every note sounds awful and out of tune

[@petertremblay3725]

Stealing, camouflage, variations is the way 95% of music writers do it!