My string quartet

[Rod Corkin]

My latest work. There's more to this than meets the eye. Any comments or criticism welcome.

You can download the free composing software I used via this link!
http://classicalmusicmayhem.freeforums.org/post5570.html#5570

[Keemun]

If you prefer not to be directed to Rod Corkin's forum to see the links, here they are:

http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/

https://www.finalemusic.com/notepad/default.aspx




I suddenly have a hankering for some spam....

[karlhenning]

Ah, the lengths to which the Corkster will go, to try to drum up traffic at his forum!

[Rod Corkin]

Ah, the lengths to which the Corkster will go, to try to drum up traffic at his forum!

Hey what about my composition? I thought I'd go one better than Mr Cage by a factor of one note, but what a profound and important note it is. More thought provoking still in that one instrument plays whilst the others do nothing. That says much more to me than Cage's effort.

Do you realise the profound humour in my Op1? The pointlessness of the silent performers presence is all the more enhanced by the one performer that plays the single note.

A masterpiece, basically.

[Rod Corkin]

If you prefer not to be directed to Rod Corkin's forum to see the links, here they are:

At least Rod Corkin brought this excellent free software to this forum, of which I am a bona fide member. And you don't even have to register at my place to get it!!

The words 'ungrateful little s**t' come to mind.

[Rod Corkin]

Ah, the lengths to which the Corkster will go, to try to drum up traffic at his forum!

I think everyone at this site is already aware of my place, and I don't lick boots to gain membership, as you should already be all too aware. I've hardly gained any registered members from GMG, it is GMG that is gaining from MY SITE on this occasion!!

Now back to my composition...

[greg]

I, for one, think it is a true masterpiece. I mean, that B note, who could've thought of such a thing? Too bad there's no sound files, I'd be listening all day long......  0:)

[Rod Corkin]

I, for one, think it is a true masterpiece. I mean, that B note, who could've thought of such a thing? Too bad there's no sound files, I'd be listening all day long......  0:)

Good thinking, I think I can provide a midi of it via the software, not a string quartet admittedly, but you'll get the gist of it. I'll have a go tonight, unless anyone has a fiddle at home and they can record it.

[Florestan]

I, for one, think it is a true masterpiece.

An understatement if there ever was one. This is the absolutely ground-breaking work of the first half of the 21st Century. Music was never the same after Monteverdi and Beethoven. Now we have the privilege of being contemporaries with another radical revolutionary.

Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!

[BachQ]

Given the colossal effort that was invested in op. 1, when can we expect opus 2?

[karlhenning]

Hats off, gentlemen! A genius!

If only I had been wearing my hat when I read this . . . .

[MN Dave]

Umbrellas up, gentlemen! The sarcasm is dripping!

[karlhenning]

I'm missing my hat more than ever, then.

[Rod Corkin]

Umbrellas up, gentlemen! The sarcasm is dripping!

I'll compose Op2 as and when I'm 'struck by the muse', so to speak.

[Ephemerid]

Do you realise the profound humour in my Op1? The pointlessness of the silent performers presence is all the more enhanced by the one performer that plays the single note.

A masterpiece, basically.

To B or not to B, that is the question.  (sorry, *someone* had to say it LOL)

[karlhenning]

Do you realize how profoundly humorous I am? . . .

[Rod Corkin]

Do you realize how profoundly humorous I am? . . .

No.

[Rod Corkin]

To B or not to B, that is the question.  (sorry, *someone* had to say it LOL)

That would be a good title for this piece actually.

[Keemun]

At least Rod Corkin brought this excellent free software to this forum, of which I am a bona fide member. And you don't even have to register at my place to get it!!

The words 'ungrateful little s**t' come to mind.

If your true intention was to bring this excellent free software to this forum, you would have posted the direct links to the software in this forum.  Instead, you lured GMG members to this thread with a bogus subject heading and posted a link to your forum.  You've resorted to calling me names because I pointed out your plan and posted the links in an effort to truly help my fellow GMG members.   

[karlhenning]

You've resorted to calling me names because I pointed out your plan and posted the links in an effort to truly help my fellow GMG members.   

And those tawdry words would come to the Corkster's mind, snivelling little whinger that he is  0:)