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Orchestrating "Shenandoah" with four-part writing

How do you go from melody and chords to full orchestration? One way is four-part writing then distributing parts to instruments and sections. The orchestral timbre (or blend, texture or colour) will depend on: . register -- how high or low the music, . dynamics -- how loud or soft, . which instruments are used and what roles they play. Here is a framework for exploring (some of) your options when orchestrating through part writing. Once set up, millions of instrument combinations can be explored just through the mixer’s mute buttons. All of them work, but which brings the right colour to your composition? 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - Melody and chords of Shenandoah 01:53 - Four parts 02:08 - Transfer to vocal choir 03:56 - Strings 07:12 - Full score 09:25 - Traversing the key centres and crescendos 10:59 - Playback The demos use Free Musesounds instruments, panned to the centre, and with the default reverb settings. I played in the melody and chords of Shenandoah from memory then looked up sheet music. There are many variants. I've stubbornly stuck with mine. The Samples to Symphonies channel includes more demonstrations of Musescore and Musesounds used for orchestration:    / @samplestosymphonies   #orchestration #musescore #musesounds #shenandoah