Brahms Cello Sonata No.1 - Orchestration (Caleb Hu)

[@calebhu6383]

Any pieces that you'd specifically like to see orchestrated?

[@stravinskyfan]

prok list when

[@calebhu6383]

@@stravinskyfan Next Saturday

[@lylehopkins3958]

Liszt

[@dino6927]

alkan concerto for solo piano

[@Atomic807]

I think Shostakovich’s Cello Sonata in D Minor would sound brilliant if orchestrated by someone like yourself

[@fruitsarescary4672]

amazing ‼️‼️

[@paular8175]

Just when I started playing it, nice

[@MofosOfMetal]

Very impressive work! colourful but the colour is at the service of the expression rather than overly colourful for it's own sake - like some orchestrations can be!

[@bende52694]

You could make a few changes and turn it into a Cello concerto aswell!

[@calebhu6383]

Eh I'd say it's not virtuosic enough to be one

[@jameswang606]

Third movement indeed a banger

[@gigogrom216]

Why only 3rd? The whole piece is gorgeous and the orchestration is amazing

[@samaritan29]

how would you compare this, in depth and profundity to the chopin cello sonata?

[@composerjalen]

This is very good, what brought on your interest in orchestration?

[@fruitsarescary4672]

FIRST

[@turtle945]

transcribe brahms 4 for piano next

[@calebhu6383]

Otto Singer already did that! vmirror.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/1/1e/IMSLP12062-Brahms-Singer_-_Symphony_No.4.pdf

[@joshscores3360]

anachronistic timpani i think

[@calebhu6383]

True. I think I stick to four timpani (maybe I use five at some point). No point in writing for only two if most orchestras now have five.