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28th Tune
Friendly Contest
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Principle
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Music Pieces
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Prizes
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Prize list will be established when the new contest
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The previous
contest session
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27th Contest
Closed
December 31th, 2012
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The topic was :
The music box
or other mechanical music
Each
judge had to give a note to the music
pieces according to three criteria:
- On 20 points, the musical
expression
- On 10 points, the score appearance
- On 10 points, the care taken to the
instrumentation and the miscellaneous
sound settings.
The
global note of each piece will be the
sum of all the partial notes of each
member of the jury. The author of the
piece that gets the greatest
number of points will be declared as
prize-winner.
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1st Prize
Wins a
music box with blank cards to create
their own melodies.
Will be part of the jury for the
next sessions.
"The whole virtuosity of mechanical
organs and a seducting and compelling
melody. A perfect master."
"A complete orchestra, well
rendered, a well-adjusted score, a
lively and cheerful piece, what else?"
"Excellent work. Congratulations
for this piece full of freshness, that
immerses us in a funfair.
Just a detail however, it would
have been preferable to notate the
chromatic percussions on two staves
(treble and bass clef) in order to limit
the number of notes on ledger lines. But
this remains a remarkable work."
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2nd Prize
Wins a Myriad USB flashdrive
"Nice atmosphere for this piece that
gives the impression to be in 3D. It
sounds like a music box from somewhere
else.
Remarkable design. Intrumentation and
settings are superb."
"Effects are perfect; well used, the
dynamics would have deserved to be
notated on score.
An exciting and pleasant score."
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Wins a Myriad
T-Shirt
"This piece is full of good ideas
quite well achieved. The score layout
is very original and the rendering
pleasant to listen."
"Very evocative music and
wonderment for all the listeners.
The score scrolls with nice
pictures, as in a children's book.
Excellent quality of settings and
instrumentation."
"Nice musicality and topic
matching, good panning wit only a few
instruments. The shakuhachi is
well used and well rendered.
Too bad that the score hasn't
been taken care of to its end and that
the miscellaneous embellishments
(character font, pictures...) harm the
readability a bit."
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The other sessions
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Some winners have answered a short set of
questions.
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Click here to see the winning
pieces in previous sessions