Hi! I just finished my marimba piece and I'm just wondering if you could check it. I'm a new music composition student from the Philippines. I'm only concerned about notation and awkward intervals or anything that is impossible. Hope you can help me!
Hi Bradley, thank you for your question. That is usually the texture-based tremolo that players freely apply and isn't always noted the same way. You could add arpeggio and tremolo to the chord or write S on the stem. Either way, you might want to explain what you really mean.
Naoko, thanks for sharing this great lesson! So useful for me! I subscribed your channel! If you have time take a look to my channel too, and if you like my music we can find a way to do something together! Let me know!
Thank you for this! It was very helpful
Amazing video Naoko- a lot of work went into this and I was honoured to be a tiny part of it !!
Thank you for being a part of this video!!
Such a soothing sound. Fascinating how leaning against the marimba can alter the sound.
Great video, Naoko!
Thank you Ken;)
You make it look easy! Also the bow technique sounds amazing!
Thank you Matthew!
I found this very useful for a new piece I'm working on. Thank you!
Hi Brian, Thank you for your comment. It'd be nice if I could listen to your piece someday!
Very helpful! Thank you!
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Awesome Video Naoko! Very well explained, I will share this with all of my composer friends! :)
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad that you like the video!
Hi! I just finished my marimba piece and I'm just wondering if you could check it. I'm a new music composition student from the Philippines. I'm only concerned about notation and awkward intervals or anything that is impossible. Hope you can help me!
Hi Erma. You can send it to me through my website: naokomusic.com.
How would a composer notate the kind of tremolo you play at 2:15?
Hi Bradley, thank you for your question. That is usually the texture-based tremolo that players freely apply and isn't always noted the same way. You could add arpeggio and tremolo to the chord or write S on the stem. Either way, you might want to explain what you really mean.
@@NaokoTsujita That is great thank you! I have been recently tasked to write for marimba and your video has been very helpful thank you!!
@@bradleykearns I'm so glad to hear that!
Naoko, thanks for sharing this great lesson! So useful for me! I subscribed your channel! If you have time take a look to my channel too, and if you like my music we can find a way to do something together! Let me know!
So helpful thank you for making this video!