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Captain Picard's Song (Inner Light) arr. Woodwind Quintet
Uploaded by: NewEdit617
Video Description:
This is an arrangement of the Ressikan flute melody Captain Picard from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" plays during the episodes "The Inner Light" and "Lessons."
The melody is quite beautiful; I wanted to arrange it so it could be played on classical quintet instrumentation (flute, oboe, B flat clarinet, French horn, and bassoon).
The piece starts off slowly with flute melody, becomes progressively more involved and dramatic, and closes with a final return to the simple melody on flute and oboe.
Although I do not as yet have a quintet with which to perform / record this, I hope that the electronic instruments will provide a good representation of what the piece is supposed to sound like. The instrument parts are represented by colored circles as follows:
flute - orange
oboe - green
clarinet - blue
French horn - purple
bassoon - pink
THE SHEET MUSIC IS NOW UP! on a temporary (and not-so-good-looking) website that I will make much better this summer. http://newedit617.googlepages.com/compositions
Tags for this video: arrangements; captain generation; next picard's quintet song; star the tng; trek; woodwind
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BTW, in relation to what you posted earlier about Music Animation Machine, the tune is reminiscent of a midi file (hearing the abrupt halts to the tune as a different one is played).
I used Finale to compose. YouTube won't let me post a link to their site in the comments, but just do a quick search for Finale and you will find their site with some free trial versions. I used freeware to make the dots (Music Animation Machine), and freeware to screen capture the animation (CAM studios).
Yes, I do have an oboe and a recorder, but where do you live?!