Composing and arranging Part 4
In this part we will discuss the use of additional istruments to enhance a simple composition 
as in Part 3.   In this example I have added clarinet, flute and cello, as well as giving extra 
emphasis to the strings.  We'll examine the functions of each in turn.
Strings - adding octaves to the melody will add more body, as will the simple thirds added to
lower melody.
Clarinet - doubling the melody gives a fresh new texture.
Flutes - a simple obligato for the first four bars, followed by thirds above the melody - note 
that by simplifying the first violins at this point changes the balance of the melody.
Cello - a simple counter melody in quavers - adding a light rhythm 3 beats to the bar.
The complete 16 bars are appended as Example 2, and a gif file with the same name.
I will be pleased to respond to any queries, even tho' we are discussing a near forgotten
aspect of music.