Oct 25th, 2014 Thomas Goss Richard Strauss’s Indian Summer, presented by Thomas Goss. http://on-demand.radionz.co.nz/appt/appt-20121025-1900-appointment_for_25_october_2012-064.mp3 © Copyright Radio New Zealand « RadioNZ: Brian Eno RadioNZ: Tchaikovsky » Related Posts Woodwinds: Optimal Registers for Seamless Dovetailing between Instruments of the Same Family Feb 12th, 2023 Thomas Goss While dovetailing a line between woodwind instruments can feel very natural, truly seamless doubling Harp: Spectrum of Harmonics vs Normal Notes Feb 2nd, 2023 Thomas Goss Comparing the spectrum of normally played harp notes with harmonic tones reveals a wealth of informa Extreme Dynamics, Part 2: A Systematic Approach Nov 29th, 2022 Thomas Goss While the application of extreme dynamics varies widely in musical meaning between composers, eras, Extreme Dynamics, Part 1: Realities & Limitations Nov 29th, 2022 Thomas Goss Use extreme caution when applying extreme dynamics, and be aware of the physical realities and limit Orchestration Tip – Horn Bumping Jan 15th, 2022 Thomas Goss EVERYTHING YOU DON’T NEED TO KNOW (BUT MAYBE SHOULD) ABOUT HORN BUMPERS If you were to ask the avera Orchestration Tip – Hobbits in the Horn Section Oct 29th, 2021 J3xc9Frhx3kO0om Recently in the middle of the current ongoing massive run of 165 evaluations for the 2021 Orchestrat Orchestration Tip: Clarinet Textural & Melodic Blending Sep 8th, 2021 Thomas Goss The clarinet is an excellent resource for supporting and colouring harmonic and melodic texture. (Ti Film Score Access Aug 8th, 2021 Thomas Goss This post is an index of legitimate sources of film scores for study, as recommended by the Orchestr
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