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Very nice! One thing I noticed, is that you use a lot of dissonance- It would be really nice to hear all that dissonance resolve into one giant, harmonious chord. It felt like, most of the time, when you would expect a resolution, there's always just a hint of dissonance that throws it off. I mean, a lot of the time, you want that building of tension, but in this piece, it feels to me that if there was a hint more consonance in the right places, this piece would go from GREAT to EXTRAORDINARY. -MF

This sort of thing happens naturally. Your worldview is the essence of what you think - it is the combination of your philosophy on a number of different issues. When you express yourself whether it is in a painting, in music or in poetry the way you do it reflects your worldview. When Claude Debussy ushered in the Impressionist movement he brought a completely different way of thinking about melody then composers before him. He focused less on solid lines of melody. He blurred the finite line between melody and accompaniment or the other lines of music written. It was his philosophy on reality, rights and wrongs, existence of God, etc. that led him to naturally find this way of composing that he did. It is not that he necessarily had to conscientiously think about the fact that he was making a statement about his worldview through his music when he was composing it for the statement to be made. Art is an expression of ones worldview and this just comes out in the art naturally.

Dude, you're 12 years old. You don't have values yet let alone a worldview.