Rachmaninoff: Prelude in B minor, Op. 32 no. 10 for Orchestra & Piano 

I'm in hometown now, probably departing back to our own house soon I just found this arr. by you, and absolutely strike me in the heart. I'm 100% sure this arr. would cause me a tromendouse nostalgia to my hometown

I knew someone had orchestrated this. I didnt know how it would sound like. But this is it

I LOVE THIS

I think this could be a perfect final movement for a symphony. It kinda resembles to Pathetique 4th movement.

Very beautiful!

So beautiful.

Good work!

Well done!

Wow! This is some next level arrangement man!! Awesome job!! btw, which vst is this(the orchestra)?

Good job😍, program name please🙏🏼

Melodically it’s great but it’s missing the drive, you left out the important persistent triplet notes that push the intensity forward and really hit that climax in section B 3:22 this is nice but it’s too elongated sounding and drags on also it’s too under tempo which doesn’t provide continuity and clarity to the melody and this section is supposed to be full of texture and pure intensity. Good start though, another thing is those 12 measures in section B it feels like the dynamics got there a bit too soon and we loose the dramatic feel of the climax and it’s weakened, try to spare dynamic up to that point, Rachmanninoff loves to use elongated phrases so it’s hard to not peak to soon. Try listening to Valentina Lisitsa playing it, I love her performance it has this rising and falling concept in mind. I fell like the piano could be doing more as well maybe give the piano double handed triplet rhythms for that section and use it to build that intensity and add in instruments each measure at a time to make the dynamic louder and more texturous and building the intensity to that high point. Also you re using 5/4 time signature yet this piece is all originally in 4/4 only I think you should look at the original piano score for rhythmic reference as it seems as though you’re doing this by ear only.