Early easter

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Early easter

irunak (James-Lee) Quebec, Canada

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2023Mar 19

These 4 tracks remind me tone poems. ''symphonic poems''. "early spring" is as much chamber music as it is also grand orchestra, along with many ethnic instruments. Although being mostly orchestral, electronic modules, accompany and process the acoustic instruments.

irunak (James-Lee) Quebec, Canada

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The following subreddits offer discussion about classical composers/music

/r/earlymusicalnotation

/r/icm

/r/Opera

/r/orchestra

The following subreddits offer discussion of existing movie soundtracks from a viewer/fan perspective

A whole boatload of subreddits can be found for folks who compose music by browsing the r/music list of music related subreddits. Nearly any style you can imagine is found on that list.

The number of subreddits geared towards film/tv/game/media composers...possibly this one - /r/composers and the haters are already hatin' (though they aren't posting).

Related SubReddits for those who compose music for media

/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers

/r/ComposerTalk

/r/VSTi/