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How am I going to use this in my project (composition)

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How am I going to use this in my project (composition)

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I am going to use this research in my composition by adding an oboe solo at the beginning like it does in this piece by john Williams.But also have that same oboe melody play at the end but then the end note is played by strings as a chord and then wind chimes come in to finish the piece.

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How am I going to use this in my project (composition)

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How am I going to use this in my project (composition)

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I am going to use this research  in my composition by adding strings  and having the play together in certain parts of my composition and then with all the instruments at the end. Also i'm  going to be using the research from music and it's relationship with peace in my composition because as it says in the text " In classical music composers are composing music which is responding musically to the conflicts and the events that have taken place in the world using music as a kind of spokesman for peace." That's what I'm doing as i'm creating an orchestral track about peace and It's a Classical piece as well.

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loads of artists have set up charity concerts like concert for Bangladesh which was rasing money for bangladesh

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music has brought communities together and to my a change in the world  and making sure theres peace everywhere.

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Some peace songs were composed during the world wars to show what was happening in the wars.

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Armed conflicts and peace:
War Requiem, Benjamin Britten; Yo lo vi, Luis de Pablo
Justice:
Schonberg, A Survivor from Warsaw
Michael Tippet, A child of our time
Human Rights:
Cristobal Halffter, Yes, speak out, Cantata for the human Rights
Democracy and freedom:
Compositions of Luigi Dallapiccola and Gian Carlo Menotti
Disarmament:
Krzyztof Penderecki, Threnody for the victims of Hiroshima
John Adams and Pete Sellars, Doctor Atomic
Nonviolence:
Philip Glass, Satyagraha, about Gandhi and nonviolence
Lleonard Balada, Black symphony, about Martin Luther King
Cristobal Halffter, Gaudium et Spes-Beunza, dedicated to Pepe Beúnza the first conscientious objector from Spain.

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music can be related to peace, it can also be related to violence as well. and life experiences, etc., In classical music composers are composing music which is responding musically to the conflicts and the events that have taken place in the world using music as a kind of spokesman for peace.

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Song for World Peace" (A Salute to the Olympic Games), John Williams at Hollywood Bowl

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Song for World Peace" (A Salute to the Olympic Games), John Williams at Hollywood Bowl

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"Song for World Peace" (A Salute to the Olympic Games), John Williams at Hollywood Bowl

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Second song of the Olympic themed songs, "Song for World Peace", conducted by 5-time Academy Award winner and 47-time Oscar nominee John Williams and performed by the L.A. Philharmonic at Hollywood Bowl, John Williams : Maestro of the Movies, September 1, 2012.

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Santa Monica High School Intermezzo Orchestra Joni Swenson, Conductor Barnum Hall May 1, 2015