Dear friends.
Does somebody know where I can find recordings of virtual orchestra accompaniment for some well known concertos?
Actually , I have Sibelius and Tchaikovsky recorded in this way , bad they are very bad in rhythm and tempo , and it’s so difficult for any violinist to play with them.
Best Regards
Try Music Minus One http://www.musicminusone.com/Main/Main.html and Edition Peters.
I played again with this "virtual pianist".
Free of charge. I have a Soundblaster soundcard which allow me to use a "soundfont" of a very good piano. The piano midi file is just downloaded on internet.
http://album.hgcbroadband.com/album/public/process/showSharedPhotos?aid=12239
I added a 4 minute recording of Mendelssohn violin concerto 1st mvt to the same web page.
The orchestra was made with a free sound font.
I recorded the whole Mendelssohn violin concerto 1st mvt yesterday and I replaced it at
http://album.hgcbroadband.com/album/public/process/showSharedPhotos?aid=12239
Today I recorded half of the Butterfly Lovers violin concerto with a orchestra midi file and posted it there also. You can hear it and find the link to the midi file also.
Just added a little excerpt of the Mendelssohn concerto 3rd mvt. Same web page.
It's very kind from you to help me, friends.
Dear Linus Liu, could you tell me please if there is some way to get the midi file only (without solo part) witch exists in this link
http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=Beethoven_Violinissimo
Thanks.
http://www.classicalmidiresource.com/site/archpntr/bthcncrt.html
Above is where the good Beethoven concerto midi file is. There is another one, not bad -
http://www.lvbeethoven.com/Oeuvres/Beethoven-Midi-Concerti.html
Download this software to play the file and silent the solo violin so you can play in its place -
http://www.anvilstudio.com/upgraden.htm
You can write to me if you need more help, though I am not a great expert. Do you have a sound blaster card (cheap one will do, about $30) then you can use a good sound font. That is what I got in my Beethoven.
http://bennetng.kc-studio.com/AnotherGS/AnotherGS.html
Oh, I just added about 2 minutes of the Brahms violin concerto in my site above.
Dear Linus Liu, thank you so much, these are realy very useful links.
On the way, I'd like to know if you tried the Music Minus One, I tried that with concertos by Sibelius and Tchaikovsky, and I found that beside the bad sound quality, they are very bad performed in both rhythm and tempo, and this forces you to play not normally, not like you feel.
Pleased tell me about your experience .
Best regards.
I did not try the music minus one. I can tweak many ways with midi, but not a wave file like Music minus one.
Pls tell me or upload or email to me some recording of you playing after you did it. I am interested.
dear Linus Liu.
Actually, I did not think to record myself as you did, but I think seriously to record Beethoven's concerto with this midi file, and I will surely inform you.
Anyway, if you have time, try to check this http://www.violinist.com/discussion/response.cfm?ID=7300
Maybe you shall be interested.
Very nice, thks very much. But I also like to hear you too.
Of course, it's my pleasure.
Dear friends,
I need to know how to get the orchestral set of parts and score of the Concerto for Violin, Piano and Strings by Feliz Mendelssohn.
Thank you very much for any help !
All the best to everybody from Buenos Aires,
Gabriela Olcese
Better (ten years) late than never!
You can play concertos with real orchestra recordings that listen to you and fit your rubato and phrasing, including those you mentioned (Sibelius, Beethoven, Mendelssohn) and more.
Cadenza for iPhone and iPad
We just made all the music free last week, and added some very useful new pro features, too.
Here is where you get it:
Enjoy!
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July 4, 2005 at 05:22 AM · I just did this. Just surf around and hopefully some midi files are "well performed". I recorded myself the 2nd mvt of this concerto with a midi file played with my new toy the EWQLS Symphonic Orchestra Silver (music samples). Hope you enjoy it (but don't expect much practising) -
http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=Violinissimo_Mendelsohn_vln_cto_2mvt
This is another one I play with a free sample, not sounding so good, The Beethoven cto 1st mvt -
http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=Beethoven_Violinissimo