Score Relief 2021 | Spring - Matthew Chin (Notated Score)

This is the notated version to accompany the original video that can be seen here:

This was an international film scoring competition run by Cue Tube. We were given a short except from the short animated film "Spring" in which a young girl and her dog ventures into the forest to awaken the spirits in order to continue the cycle of life. This was scored for the provided instrumentation of a small orchestra.

More info about the contest can be found here:

The full length original short film can be found here:

[ThomasBrunetMusic]

Great orchestration! And the presentation in fascinating, I loved watching that! Congrats.

[gregorynottingham]

I really enjoyed this, very well done Matthew!

[plectro]

Great work Matthew very musical while being functional in accenting the animation and furthering the emotional beats.

[Markrspooner]

Fantastic score, and loved being able to follow along with it as the music and animation played

[DeanFaganMusic]

Very professional orchestrated and notated this was great to see, and overall the music you composed fit the scene perfectly well done

[PocketSunlight]

Wish I had the musical chops to follow along with the score - thanks for sharing. Good luck

[Dominik_Skrabal]

Great job! I like it very much.😀 Is that Dorico?

[LuiDeca]

sounds great. is it a mockup? or just purely notation software playback?

[rjberman]

This is an interesting way of looking at workflow too. Tell me what daw did you use and how was your workflow with the score vs midi

[LouieTaylorMusic]

Very enjoyable, mate! Awesome Vid too. Loving the scrolling score. What did you use for it?

[lattere]

Very nice work and beautiful sounds matthew🔥🔥🔥🔥
What kind of library do you use???

[LuwySoundtracks]

Very good Matthew !! I leave everyone my "like" for the effort and time put into work. Good luck with your music! last week I made my entry, greetings from Argentina! Where are you from?

[oddgeirvestad]

Great work, how do you create the score and is it input to the DAW or just notation. You caught my curiousness there. Thanks for sharing.