Orchestrating a Chord Progression (Part 5: Full Orchestration)

This video is Part 5 of Episode 6 in my Piano to Orchestra series. In this video, I orchestrate the entire 3-4 minute piece for full orchestra, and discuss my orchestration decisions in detail.
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[@hiphop4eva374]

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[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thank you!!

[@nickbowd]

Amazing work mate. This whole process has helped me a lot in my own writing.

[@Coolcat607]

Wow. What a powerful orchestration!

[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thanks so much!

[@Markrspooner]

Just finished going through these videos again Alex. Like everything you do it is quite deep in all the information packed into it. It might take a few more watches to really understand it all. I'm also looking forward to a video on composing with constraints. I will try and composing something for it this weekend, though I am stubbornly trying to work through the progression challenge first.

[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thanks Mark, I'll be posting a video soon on my Patreon on the first composing with constraints exercise. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it!

[@Plamen_Zhelev]

This series are an absolute gem! Educational, inspiring and thought provoking! Appreciate the hard work you put into this. A lot of takeaways to consider in my own process of writing / arranging / recording music. Please, continue producing videos of such high quality! Wish you all the best!

[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thanks so much for the kind words. Glad you enjoy the videos!

[@rubenmolino1480]

beautiful work Alex .... and I admit that you are my only teacher .... thank you very much for your remarkable effort ... from Argentina. ...

[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thanks so much!!

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Wonderful piece ,you are one of favorite channels ... Keep up the good work ...

[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thanks, that's very kind of you to say!

[@41Fingers]

What a Great piece!!

[@AlexHeppelmann]

Thanks!!