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Mikhail Johnson left a comment for Pamela Soria Sánchez"Thank you so much Pamela!!! Really appreciate it and I did work on giving it my best shot. Kudos to you too on a job well done. Love the counterpoint feel brought me right back to the period of Bach and Handel and you threw in the comic in for good…"
Mikhail Johnson left a comment for Pamela Soria Sánchez"Thank you so much Pamela!!! Really appreciate it and I did work on giving it my best shot. Kudos to you too on a job well done. Love he counterpoint feel brought me right back to the period of Bach and Handel and you through in the comic in for good…"
Pamela Soria Sánchez replied to Aaron Siegel's discussion The Film Score Project in the group Composing"Hello everyone :)
Here is the result I could obtain. I used audio for the background music, but below I attach the link to the midi version.
Midi
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*Please note that the…"
Pamela Soria Sánchez posted a blog postThe Musical Jugglers
Well then, nearing the deadline I finally uploaded the score I made for the Film Score Project and this blog serves as a broad explanation of the music I made.The general idea I had was to make the instruments 'juggle' and the melody we hear as one is actually shared by the oboe and the clarinet -a very important detail is that the version of Sibelius I own didn't take in account that for the Clarinet in Bb we should write different notes to those we hear...so, I have to change that for the…See More
Pamela Soria Sánchez posted a videoThe Juggler (score by Pamela Soria)
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This is the music I came up with for the Film Score Project.
Pamela Soria Sánchez commented on Pamela Soria Sánchez's blog post Beginning a Composition"Thanks Jon! :)"
Pamela Soria Sánchez's blog post was featuredBeginning a Composition
Well, today I sat down to compose a bit for The Film Score Project. It is always interesting to sit without knowing what's going to happen next.And since many fellow members of this community have asked how to compose music...well, in this post I intend write how I did it so far, just in case anybody finds it useful for this project or future creations. This works for me,…See More
Jonathon Hampton commented on Pamela Soria Sánchez's blog post Beginning a Composition"Great post. Very informative, insightful, and helpful. Thank you!"
Pamela Soria Sánchez posted a blog postBeginning a Composition
Well, today I sat down to compose a bit for The Film Score Project. It is always interesting to sit without knowing what's going to happen next.And since many fellow members of this community have asked how to compose music...well, in this post I intend write how I did it so far, just in case anybody finds it useful for this project or future creations. This works for me,…See More
Pamela Soria Sánchez posted a status"Just composed some seconds for the Film Project today. I like it so far :)"
Pamela Soria Sánchez commented on Carnegie Hall's blog post Jazz Profiles: Jenny Scheinman"Jazz with a bit of country groove...This is a very versatile genre!"
Profile Information
- I am a:
- Student, Teacher
- My school is:
- Conservatorio Nacional de Música de México
- My style(s) of music:
- Classical, Film, Musical Theater, Opera, Rock
- I am interested in:
- Composing / Arranging, Conducting, Film Scoring / Soundtracks, Multimedia Projects, Recording / Producing / Engineering
- My musical instrument(s):
- Drum Set, Guitar, Piano / keyboard
- More about me:
- A girl whose creative friends are ideas and music.
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The Musical Jugglers
Posted on March 26, 2013 at 1:45am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Well then, nearing the deadline I finally uploaded the score I made for the Film Score Project and this blog serves as a broad explanation of the music I made.
The general idea I had was to make the instruments 'juggle' and the melody we hear as one is actually shared by the oboe and the clarinet -a very important detail is that the version of Sibelius I own didn't take in account that for the Clarinet in Bb we should write different notes to those we hear...so, I have to change that…
Continue Beginning a Composition
Posted on March 19, 2013 at 3:30pm 2 Comments 1 Like
Well, today I sat down to compose a bit for The Film Score Project. It is always interesting to sit without knowing what's going to happen next.
And since many fellow members of this community have asked how to compose music...well, in this post I intend write how I did it so far, just in case anybody finds it useful for this project or future creations.…
Continue Timeline: Pamela Soria Sánchez (Composing Project)
Posted on February 25, 2012 at 11:00pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
Hello everyone!
As the title says, here is the draft of Timeline I've made for this project, I tried to follow the examples that Paola shared:
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Musical Draft: Pamela Soria Sánchez (Composing Project)
Posted on February 14, 2012 at 12:00am 5 Comments 0 Likes
Well, it's been a while since I last posted. But here we go again! I missed this.
Basically this post aims to serve as a explanation of the musical sample I just uploaded to my playlist.
-For…
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- At 11:21am on May 4, 2013,
Tim Fehling said… Thanks, Pamela!
- At 10:27pm on March 28, 2013, Mikhail Johnson said…
Thank you so much Pamela!!! Really appreciate it and I did work on giving it my best shot. Kudos to you too on a job well done. Love the counterpoint feel brought me right back to the period of Bach and Handel and you threw in the comic in for good measure. Really good stuff. I hope you had fun writing as much as I did. Afterall, this is a great opportunity we have gained so...awesome!!!!!!
- At 4:11pm on January 30, 2013, Jonathon Hampton said…
Hey Pamela. Be sure to check out Renée Fleming's Answer to Your Question!
- At 12:09am on January 2, 2013, Pamela Soria Sánchez said…
- Happy New Year's Day everyone!!
May the music be with us this 2013 :)
- At 10:49am on September 17, 2012, Jonathon Hampton said…
Yeah, we're pretty lucky to have access to such high quality free software. Effect > Amplify should work for boosting the volume. Let me know how it goes.
- At 3:32pm on September 13, 2012, Jonathon Hampton said…
Hi Pam. Of course I remember you. I'm fine. If you're using Audacity, there are a couple tricks. Go to Effect > Amplify, or try any of the many other leveling options. Audacity also has a noise reduction option. Go to Effect > Noise Removal.
As a general rule, try getting your voice closer to the mic, and your instruments slightly further away. Let me know if you need help with some other aspect of audio adjustment.
- At 1:52pm on May 29, 2012, Jonathon Hampton said…
Hey Pamela. Thanks for sharing your pics for the Where's Your Music video. Watch it here.
- At 9:39pm on April 12, 2012,
Felipe Mayagoitia said… - Si a eso me referia, que bueno encontrar mas mexicanos :).
- At 1:33pm on April 8, 2012, Felipe Mayagoitia said…
- Haha, oigo por ahi que tocas la guitarra, bueno, yo tambien toco la electrica y la acustica, ¿Qué tipo de guitarra tocas tu?
- At 2:15pm on April 5, 2012, Felipe Mayagoitia said…
- Holaa!!! Haha, no se si te acuerdes de mi, pero soy el chavo de 1.90 mts de cedros, estuvimos platicando con Celso y con Yasmin, que bueno encontrarte por aqui.
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