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1st Prize
Wins an harmonica
HOHNER
MEISTERKLASSE (C), a Myriad USB flashdrive and will be part of the
jury for the next sessions
"Very pleasant classical piece,
reorchestrating Georges Brassens in the Mozart's style. Musical writing perfectly mastered.."
"Good melody rendering, steady harmonies,
good orchestration, sometimes very realistic sounds for either strings,
piano or brasses."
"Nice score. Style merging is well done,
without ruggesness or surprise, originality in handling the topic."
"We can however deplore the lack of
spatial distribution of the instruments, and the excessive length of
the piece, worsened by the absence of cadences other than perfect."
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2nd Prize
Wins a GOLD sound
base
CD, a Myriad
sweatshirt and a Myriad USB flashdrive.
"Very successful
adaptation of classical music. Very good choice of instruments.
Remarkable introduction. A very pleasant piece to hear."
"Perfect mastering of the software and of
the GOLD Base sounds: very niceuse of the instruments: guitar with
great effects, bass with a remarkable round sound.
Excellent use of the sound space. Page layout is the best of all the
submitted pieces."
"If the two styles
are actually present, they are unbalanced. The work is however well
crafted."
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3rd Prize
Meinecke Lonny
for
"When he smiled on Galilee"
Wins a GOLD sound base CD and a Myriad sweatshirt
"Very nice piece, nice orchestration, well mastered sounds."
" The way of dealing with the
topic is clever, by progressive fading of the Bach-style cello."
"Unfortunately, the score appearance doesn't measure up (bass staff in
treble ckef, lack of phrasing indication, ...), the sound ambiance is
sometimes blurred by the use of a different harmony over the Bach's one."
"We are here on the verge of the off-topic, the classical part being a
melody more than an actual style."
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