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Tango0114 Oct 2015 9:28 p.m. PST

"The symphony is one of the most complex and traditionally established musical forms, and one of its prominent elements is a sonata form. A large musical structure that became universal in the late 18th century, this form is centered around a tonal and thematic conflict between two subjects that are presented in the exposition part of the sonata form, elaborated and contrasted in the development, and resolved harmonically and thematically in the recapitulation. I felt that the sonata form would create a great structure for the presentation of Dragonborn in the first movement, and you can hear the first subject in the video.The symphony is in 4 movements, each featuring different atmosphere and characters, that are united through motives, rhythms, and themes to create a symphonic portrait of Dragonborn and sensations of the world that surrounds him…"

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Terrement16 Oct 2015 1:22 p.m. PST

Long way to go yet on funding, which would be a shame if she doesn't make it.

Tango0118 Oct 2015 12:48 p.m. PST

Agree.

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