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Trancelike feel with much shifting of time sigs, accidentals thrown in (shift between scales perhaps, to give that idea of uncertainty and confusion).Depending on the feel you're going for, perhaps some synthy stuff for mirages. Stereotypical walking-around-in-circles, etc.

Cabasa is likely a must, unless taking a 'savage dismembering' approach. What goes on here is dependent on the animal selected.

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Probably a marimba ensemble feature plus the addition of any indigenous instruments you can think of. Marimbas play some kind of slightly syncopated, cultural-region-based pattern, shakers or whatever indigenous instruments are highlighted occasionally and are used as the main percussion/rhythmic-drive force now (bass drum, timpani, snare, and cymbals are a no-go here).Дesert animals thing Following a desert animal.which one, I have no idea Infrequent but well-placed trills accent the cultural-region-contributed syncopation, if any. Oasis Swooping in to get a closer look at things.Д«rass drop out, lightly-scored woodwinds give a more intimate feel than the previous 'sweep-over' by the brass. supporting the brassline, liberal use of cymbal crashes, tasteful tom-tom (and maybe timpani) parts, indigenous instruments support, playing a theme that continues throughout the piece Opening movement/section (depending on how long the piece is):ДЄerial flyover-type thing.soaring over the endless sand.Д«rass play a rousing, broad melody, with woodwinds floating atop with various runs,etc. If you're writing this for concert band or something, though, and just trying to achieve the stereotypical, instantly-recognizable desert image, here are my ideas on the 'desert landscape' thing (I like the concept so much I'll probably try my own hand at this someday): Some other references I can think of right now/found on the web are Arabian Dances and a marching band show I saw this year (unfortunately I can't think of the name of the show or the band). Luckily for us, many parts of the movie's soundtrack reflects their aims.

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will also give the piece a unique flavor.Дisney definitely made broad use of the Middle-Eastern desert stereotype (and probably helped develop and fuel it) in the movie Aladdin. and then incorporating indigenous instruments into the mix, as well as typical regional rhythmic patterns, time sigs, scales, etc. A work that attempts to follow a lost, dehydrated wanderer's encounters with various mirages will have a completely different feel than that illustrating the hectic flight of a desert hare - and both of those will be written differently than a majestic celebration of the desert's vast landscape itself. A peaceful moment at a stereotypical oasis will (or should!) sound much different from a sandstorm, long and laborious camel caravan trek, unexpected rain, or bitterly cold and dark night. I would advise doing some research and picking a specific location and cultural group if you are aiming for accuracy.ДЄlso, as with any composition work you will ever do, the 'feel'/situation/idea/viewpoint you are trying to portray/depict/suggest (I couldn't pick just one word, hence the forward slashes). Here are some different approaches I thought of: Cultural accuracyДЇirstly, what is the geographic location of the desert you have in mind? There are many different types of deserts, and different regional cultures within the same desert (such as the African Sahara -just think of the vast number of African people groups it spans) will have different music styles -different instruments, different rhythmic patterns played on common instruments.the list goes on and on.