yannismanesis Posted December 3, 2019 Share Posted December 3, 2019 (edited) Hello! I just wanted to share this composition with you, it's a very simple composition and certainly nothing special, but I adore it for the warm feeling it gives you when you see it. Name of composition: "Lady of The Saints"Composition Type: Tailed streamer starCreator: Yannis ManesisColor/Effect: Charcoal tail with occasional sweet bright silver flashesThe Composition: (by weight) KNO3 - 55Charcoal (airfloat) - 25Aluminium (250-325mesh, atomised) - 15Sulfur - 8Dextrin - 5 Any Precautions/Incompatabilities: Before wetting, add 1% boric acid to protect the Aluminium. Precedure/Preparation: A simple screen mix should work fine, as long as it's done correctly and well. I guess you could also ball mill the composition without the aluminium. I've never tried it but I'd reckon it would give a more even and rich tail, but also burn out quicker. Fun trivia about the name of the composition, for anyone bored enough to read this: So, my homeplace, Zakynthos island, has a big tradition in marching brass bands, with every festivity being accompanied by one. I'm in one of those bands. The signature piece of my band is called "Κυρία των Αγγέλων" (Lady of The Angels), and it's a short and sweet march composed by our bandmaster, now a beloved 70 year old man. So, I named the composition after the march, by tweaking the title a bit ( ), and after my bandmaster. Thanks for your time! Edited December 4, 2019 by yannismanesis 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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yannismanesis Posted December 4, 2019 Author Share Posted December 4, 2019 Got video?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsQA_0GoyCQ Here's a small star I made to test it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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