Music to accompany pyrotechnics

[sparky]

Hi all :tiphat:I have been asked to provide the backing music & PA system for a grand pyrotechnics display I would like to use some really fiery classical pieces that would be linked to the fireworks control panel so that the fireworks would keep time to the music any suggestions ? Frederik have you got anything of yours that might fit the bill something really rumbustious? or Torsten can you think of anything ? I have got a month to come up with something, the more suggestions the better Cheers Sparky :cheers:

 

[rojo]

Hi sparky,

Are you looking for something new and different? Other than the standard '1812 overture', or Handel`s 'Fireworks'?

 

[sparky]

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Hi Rojo :tiphat: Firstly let me congratulate you on your new appointment.Well Done.:clap: as to your question the answer is yes something different, something to make people think hey! that was good, no, that was superb, that was worth coming to see & hear, perhaps I ask for too much, something that will work on one's imagination. I will listen to any suggestions, the more input the better, perhaps something that will awaken the angels:angel: & the devil :devil: Cheers Sparky

Hi sparky,

Are you looking for something new and different? Other than the standard '1812 overture', or Handel`s 'Fireworks'?

 

[rojo]

Thanks sparky

Well, there are many possibilities...

I would think- something exciting. Have a look here; maybe one of these would do-

http://www.magle.dk/music-forums/1851-exciting-classical-music-works.html

 

[sparky]

Many Thanks ROJO:tiphat:
Thanks for the link to exiting classical music works there are plenty of ideas for me to play about with there :devil: and a real change from the usual Jarre synthesizers I will let you know what I finally use it has got to last for 35mins so I will probably use the juicy bits from a number of different pieces to show different moods, no matter what it will be fun and involve music that is the important thing :cheers:Cheers Sparky

Thanks sparky

Well, there are many possibilities...

I would think- something exciting. Have a look here; maybe one of these would do-

http://www.magle.dk/music-forums/1851-exciting-classical-music-works.html[/quote

 

[rojo]

No problem, sparky

It does sound like a fun project; I think most everyone likes fireworks. Looking forward to know what music you pick, and how everything goes off (pun intended :grin

 

[sparky]

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Thanks:tiphat: I am confident it will go off with a flash, bang and plenty of wallop :alc: (local slang for ALE) :clap: :cheers: Cheers Sparky

No problem, sparky

It does sound like a fun project; I think most everyone likes fireworks. Looking forward to know what music you pick, and how everything goes off (pun intended :grin

 

[Brad Stark]

An unusual choice, but a personal favorite of mine:

Prometheus Op. 60 (the poem of fire) by Alexander Scriabin.

 

[sparky]

Hi Brad :tiphat: I will have to look that one up and have a listen By the way like your web site :clap: I must find a way of putting more demo tracks on mine. I must admit even I am getting bored with Nessun Dorma still perhaps one day I will have enough time to give the website my full attention as for now I'm afraid it is work work work. Cheers Sparky :cheers:
http://www.timpitman.com

An unusual choice, but a personal favorite of mine:

Prometheus Op. 60 (the poem of fire) by Alexander Scriabin.

 

[Brad Stark]

Hi Brad :tiphat: I will have to look that one up and have a listen By the way like your web site :clap: I must find a way of putting more demo tracks on mine. I must admit even I am getting bored with Nessun Dorma still perhaps one day I will have enough time to give the website my full attention as for now I'm afraid it is work work work. Cheers Sparky :cheers:
http://www.timpitman.com

Thanks for the comments on my website. I basically designed everything myself, but I searched for the free mp3 player.

I heard your singing, and enjoyed it. Sounds like a very good sample to me, but I tend to think having shorter samples can be a good strategy. I know after hearing that I'd be interested in hearing more of your singing. I have not written much for voice, but that always change in the future.

Brad