Fruit Hunter's definitions

Orchestricative

The word to use referring to any tradition of orchestral instruments in a orchestra setting, which does not have to be orchestral think of the compositions of Richard Meyer

Richard Meyer had made many Orchestricative pieces that follow the tradition of the orchestra

by Fruit Hunter November 7, 2023

Long ending

A long ending, usually at an end of a musical piece, which could be hold extra using a fermata. This usually is resolved in the tonic, and is used by a note duration, either longer or as long as the measure.

When I play long endings, my hands sometimes hurt by playing them

by Fruit Hunter August 16, 2023

Desshadow

The literal opposite of foreshadowing

If foreshadowing is finding evidence that would lead up to a solution

Then desshadowing would be finding finding causes for a theory that has been foreshadowed

I knew that the main character died in the book. I need to find evidence that would lead to desshadowing

by Fruit Hunter May 22, 2023

Suspense ending

This ending is usually a longer note, or sometimes a tremolo, depending on what, but plays a diminished chord or a other cord, that makes discord

The suspense ending is sometimes called the diminish ending

by Fruit Hunter August 16, 2023

Combined ending

This uses multiple varying note lengths to make an ending instead of using OneNote to end it. It uses many notes from two to even eight. A common example is in one measure to use 2 8th notes ending with a quarter note on the tonic.

Combined endings have a lot of opportunity with them, which comes with creativity

by Fruit Hunter August 16, 2023