400 (BPM) Song | (Sibelius / NotePerformer 4)

A song for 400 subscribers (400 = ECC). For this one, I thought: what if in addition to motif, the tempo was also 400...
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0:00 - 400 (BPM) Song
4:10 - Extra 1
4:40 - Extra 2
5:10 - Extra 3

[@FranzKaernBiederstedt]

Great job in Neo-Beethovenian style with fascinating John Williams vibes! A lot of energy with vast compositional skills! Kudos!

[@dankim291]

Yea the first thing I thought when I decided to do 400 bpm was “this is such a Beethoven thing to do lol”
As for the Williams, I might’ve been influenced by the fact that I recently binge watched all the Indiana Jones movies…again…haha

[@FranzKaernBiederstedt]

Hey, what a surprise to find the extra tracks attached to the video in the end. That's a very interesting insight into your creative process! Thanks a lot!

[@dankim291]

Thanks! Yea I want to try and do more of these “extras” to show all the stuff that you can’t see by just looking/hearing the final version.

[@FranzKaernBiederstedt]

@@dankim291Please, continue to do so! I myself usually don't keep different stages of my work but simply overwrite it. It's really fascinating to learn about your variant ideas and see how you eventually decide in the end.

[@GaryGP40]

Very cool indeed! I almost gagged at 400 bpm but great stuff! One small suggestion is you might want to put the really high bassoon parts in tenor clef. Reduces the ledger lines and spacing issues in the full score. Great job!

[@dankim291]

Of course! I usually clean up notation (like adding tenor clef when needed for bsn/cello) right before doing part extractions. But since this is only a sketch I didn’t get that far into the process

[@kinghotcoc0]

This is actually pretty cool

[@dankim291]

Thanks!