Ashton Gleckman - The Heidelberg Waltz

Close to my home town

Nice work. I like it a lot and am very curious why you dedicated it to Heidelberg.

Love this! Somehow it's like a combo between Strauss, Mozart and Desplat, all three of whom I love! Haha terrific!

Very nice piece! I love when the piano comes in, takes me straight to a ballroom.

Gorgeous!

Hello Ashton ! thank you for your video ! A BTS perhaps ? it will be great with choices of libraries...

Hey have you ever been to Heidelberg? The old town & castle are pretty nice!

Lovely.

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thanks for sharing. that's very beautiful

Did you already send the link to this video to Queen Silvia of Sweden? She is german and was born in Heidelberg. May be they will have a ball at one of their castles in Stockholm or Drottningholm and she would like to have music dedicated to her birthplace.

Wow, this is different! But it's a good different, never turn down a good waltz tune

Thats beautiful! The piano part sounds a bit like Liszt: I love it!

Ashton I really like your compositions and mixes , do you think you will do kind of a video about reverb and how to make it better or something like that ?

Such a beauty, I can see myself in wien dancing already : )

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just thought about your piece and wanted to ask if you could show us how you did the ending.
that moment when the instruments played those final notes along with the timpani.
this will be helpful and it doesn't have to be a full video so that it doesn't take your time. thanks

I just moved to Heidelberg, this feels fitting :)

beautiful aston! :)
Are the Woodwings from Spitefire?

Que valtz mas bonito.

Nice work, I can really imagine this in a period dramedy

Beautiful, I really love waltz. There is not many waltz composition lesson online. I would really appreciate if you could break down your orchestration.

Beautiful piece :)

I would love a tutorial about this!

Seeing the picture of Heidelberg brings back memories. Nice music too!

what libaries did you use? Berlin woodwinds i know.. but the rest?

I used to walk across this bridge everyday for class! :-)

Do you live in Heidelberg?

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I love this piece! What libraries did you use?