sound research for action piece

 Classical.. 

was going to use a beethoven record i have and record it for ambience...

but found new program called musescore4 so been playing w that.

going to analyse some pieces i want it to sound similar to to get the same feeling. as currently just been playing with the program.

dance?? john cage n cunningham?

ballet? jazz? waltz?

maya deren film, eye of the night dancers

sugar plum fairy??

maybe could use waltz time signatureee

composing vids/videooo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6buIdQacoM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOw2Fov26q8

ballet playlist.

look at ballet pieces n how they tend to b constructed etc.

https://ourpastimes.com/instruments-used-in-ballet-music-12501267.html

strings.
used to create sweeping textures n moments of suspense.
- first & second violins
- violas
- violoncellos
- double basses
- cellos
- harps sometimes

woodwind
have a variety of sounds; high flutter n low stomps
- flutes
- piccolo
- oboes
- english horn
- clarinets
- bass clarinet
- bassoons

listening to pieces & thoughts:
instruments? pacing? 

Dance of the flowers

maybe have a more structured piece that fits the theme rather than just dance-y vibes. Like have the music represent the anti motion/action n then progress. a lot of classical music comes in parts eg moonlight sonata, opera, swan lake, tchaikovsky 
could film another action piece in a few weeks and have it as a triptych?