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Ted Sladovich
by Ted Sladovich
Have always wanted to conduct an orchestra. Had my chance during a soloist competition in college as a freshman and made it past the first round, sadly not the second.The next best thing to conducting an orchestra is to acquire DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) some MIDI software and sampled orchestral instruments. The sampled orchestral instruments used are from the Vienna Symphonic Library.This time-consuming process requires the performance of each instrument and part, one by one and usually by phrase or phrases, so we're looking at a minimum orchestra example of of about 16 parts.Whenever I get some free time, I'll devote several hours at a time to lay down and clean up tracks. Hopefully will have more completed works as the years go by.Enjoy!Ted SladovichAtlanta, Georgia, USA
Episodes
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TCHAIKOVSKY - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker” was adapted from E.T.A. Hoffman’s “the Nutcracker and the Mouse King,” which was premiered in St. Petersburg in December 1892. Interestingly, the first production was not a success, but the suite from the ballet was. Today, it is a staple of almost all ballet...
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TCHAIKOVSKY - Dance of the Reeds
Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker” was adapted from E.T.A. Hoffman’s “the Nutcracker and the Mouse King,” which was premiered in St. Petersburg in December 1892. Interestingly, the first production was not a success, but the suite from the ballet was. Today, it is a staple of almost all ballet...
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TCHAIKOVSKY - CHINESE DANCE
Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker” was adapted from E.T.A. Hoffman’s “the Nutcracker and the Mouse King,” which was premiered in St. Petersburg in December 1892. Interestingly, the first production was not a success, but the suite from the ballet was. Today, it is a staple of almost all ballet...
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TCHAIKOVSKY - Nutcracker - Arabian Dance
Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker” was adapted from E.T.A. Hoffman’s “the Nutcracker and the Mouse King,” which was premiered in St. Petersburg in December 1892. Interestingly, the first production was not a success, but the suite from the ballet was. Today, it is a staple of almost all ballet...
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TCHAIKOVSKY - “Overture Miniature” from Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker"
Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker” was adapted from E.T.A. Hoffman’s “the Nutcracker and the Mouse King,” which was premiered in St. Petersburg in December 1892. Interestingly, the first production was not a success, but the suite from the ballet was. Today, it is a staple of almost all ballet...
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Haydn Symphony #90 (4th Movement)
Haydn’s 90th symphony was completed in 1788. This 4th movement is my favorite of all his symphonies. Listen through to the end of the performance (total time about five and a half minutes), but pay attention and keep listening at a little before the four minute mark for a fun surprise. It has…
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haydn-symphony-88-4th-movement
Haydn’s 88th symphony was completed in 1787. It’s not part of his Paris or London symphonies, but is rather well-known amongst his greatest admired. This is the first performance where I used Vienna Symphonic Library’s MirX “Konzerthaus Großer Saal” reverb add-on. NOTICE TO ANY PERSONS OR...
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Haydn Symphony #100 (Military) - 4th Movement
The general consensus is that Haydn is highly under appreciated. I totally agree! He solidified the sonata form, created or mastered the string quartet and symphony. Haydn's sense of humor and wit shines throughout this last movement. Sudden halts, interruptions by the timpani. Just plain fun! I...
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Beethoven Symphony No. 8 (Second Movement) Allegretto Scherzando
Compared to Beethoven’s mighty Ninth Symphony, the Eighth is a rather light and, in my opinion a bit light-hearted, despite the drama going in the composer’s life at the time. Despite the popularity of the Seventh Symphony, Beethoven considered the Eighth to be a better composition. This is the...
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MOZART - Symphony #41 ("Jupiter") - Third Movement (Menuetto: Allegretto - Trio)
NOTICE TO ANY PERSONS OR ORGANIZATIONS CLAIMING COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP: This composition is in the Public Domain by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed August 1788. The performance is by me (Theodore Sladovich, Jr.) using Presonus Notion 6 software and Vienna Special Edition samples from the Vienna...
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Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 - Scherzo Pizziato Ostinato (3rd Movement) FINAL VERSION
Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 - Scherzo Pizziato Ostinato (3rd Movement) FINAL VERSION by Ted Sladovich
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March ("Fidelio") by Beethoven
This march appears in Act I of Beethoven's only opera "Fidelio." Currently working on the Overture which may be completed in the next several months. The next project may be the "Leonore Overture #3." Hope you enjoy! Ted NOTICE TO ANY PERSONS OR ORGANIZATIONS CLAIMING COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP: This...
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Beethoven Symphony #9 (Partial First Movement Draft)
An initial draft of the first movement of the mighty Beethoven 9th Symphony (Choral). The first piece of classical music I ever fell in love with. In the coming year, I hope to complete the first movement. Note all dynamics etc. have not been finalized. The second and third movement projects were...
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HAYDN-Symphony #94 (Andante) ("Surprise")
The Andante from Papa Haydn's well-known "Surprise" symphony is a simple, but fun piece. Historically it was claimed Haydn added the fortissimo to wake up the audience, however, that has been disproven. Enjoy! COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Copyright (c) 2019. Notice to any copyright claimants - The Haydn...
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ROSSINI - Storm from "The Barber of Seville"
Another selection of Rossini's "Barber of Seville." This is an Interlude depicting a storm prior to Figaro's and the Count's entrance to the balcony via a ladder. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Copyright (c) 2019. Notice to any copyright claimants - The "Storm" from Rossini's "Barber of Seville" is in the...
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ROSSINI - The Barber of Seville Overture
An iconic overture and likely the best known overture to an opera. Many may recall a Bugs Bunny cartoon with Elmer Fudd where they used this composition. NOTICE TO PERSONS/ENTITIES CLAIMING COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT: Source music performed is from Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville." The music…
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Elgar - Enigma Variations ("Nimrod")
Most folks' favorite variation of this work is "Nimrod." I fell in love with it when I performed a concert band arrangement of it back in the early 70s. It's such a powerful piece, I cannot hope to do justice to it, but posting for you to enjoy. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Copyright (c) 2019. Notice to any...
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MOZART - THe Marriage Of Figaro Overture - 30JUL2018
The opera was composed in 1786 by Mozart, which premiered 1 May 1786 in Vienna. The opera is one of the most frequent performed and the overture is frequently programmed in the concert hall. This work was performed by me utilizing: - Notion 6 by Presonus - Vienna Instruments by Vienna Symphonic...
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BEETHOVEN - Symphony #5 (first movement)
Likely the best known work in classical music. Associated with Victory and Fate knocking at the door. This work was so revolutionary. The first four notes or rhythm appears countless times in the first movement alone. Additionally, it appears in the remaining three movements in some fashion. This...
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VERDI - La Donna E Mobile ("Rigoletto")
This is a well-known aria from Verdi's "Rigoletto," "La Donna é Mobile." Enjoy! This was performed by me. Software used: - Vienna Instruments (Vienna Symphonic Library) - Notion 6 (Presonus) NOTE TO THOSE CLAIMING COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP: The overture is in the Public Domain worldwide. The recording…
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ROSSINI - William Tell Overture (Complete Overture)
The famed William Tell Overture. The overture is in four parts: 1. Dawn: Slow passage for five solo cellos and double-basses. You'll hear a hint of timpani representing an impending storm, along with staccato woodwinds depicting raindrops. -2. Storm: Full use of orchestra for a thunderstorm. 3....
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PONCHIELLI - Dance Of The Hours ("La Gioconda")
If you're a Disney fan, you'll recognize this piece from the hippo and alligator sequence from "Fantasia." The theme was also used in Allan Sherman's classic "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah" (Camp Granada). This work was performed by me. Software used: - Notion 6 by Presonus - Vienna Instruments by...
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Leo Delibes Pizzzicati from "Sylvia"
A short piece, fairly well known. It was performed and recorded by me using Notion 6 by Presonus and Vienna Instruments by Vienna Symphonic Library. Hope you enjoy! NOTE TO THOSE CLAIMING COPYRIGHT OWNERSHIP: The overture is in the Public Domain worldwide. The recording is my own performance and…
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God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Happy Holidays. Performed using Notion 6 and Vienna Symphonic Library (Vienna Instruments). Wish I could create another selection from the "Nutcracker" but unfortunately not enough time unfortunately. Enjoy! Ted
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Ode to Joy (Partial Draft)
Ode to Joy (Partial Draft) by Ted Sladovich
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Beethoven Ninth Symphony (Third Movement) (Beethoven Neunte Symphonie "Chor" (Op 125)
This is probably the most lyrical movements of any of Beethoven's orchestral pieces. There is also a partial test track of the second movement on my page as well. I certainly cannot do justice to this, but it is a feeble attempt. Like the other pieces on SoundCloud and my own website...
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Have always wanted to conduct an orchestra. Had my chance during a soloist competition in college as a freshman and made it past the first round, sadly not the second.The next best thing to conducting an orchestra is to acquire DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) some MIDI software and sampled orchestral instruments. The sampled orchestral instruments used are from the Vienna Symphonic Library.This time-consuming process requires the performance of each instrument and part, one by one and usually by phrase or phrases, so we're looking at a minimum orchestra example of of about 16 parts.Whenever I get some free time, I'll devote several hours at a time to lay down and clean up tracks. Hopefully will have more completed works as the years go by.Enjoy!Ted SladovichAtlanta, Georgia, USA
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