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  1. I used Inkscape. Please check it out it's really great and it's free!
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  2. If you want more feedback about the piano and saxophone part, I recommend you to post your piece in this club too: https://www.youngcomposers.com/f183/how-it-works/ I like the music, but @Muhammadreza is right about the piano part. It kills the saxophone sound. Seeing your profile picture, I assume that you play saxophone yourself? I politely challenge you to play this piece yourself in the way you have written it down (not how you have the music in your head). Some parts are extremely difficult and playing passages like the one shown below is almost impossible to play clearly. The music is fine, but you still need to learn a lot about harmony. The idea of the music is very nice! The form reminds me of a fantasia. Take a look at this video. It might give you more inspiration: For a beginner, well done!
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  3. I've gently skimmed through the pdf: it seems very blocky. I'm not one to write music with vocals (as I'm more into orchestral chamber music) but from what I see, maybe using more of a change of rhythm would make it sound less stagnant. I know it's a religious piece but have a little bit of fun with it. The chord progressions seem sound (and it seems like you know a thing or two about harmony). Try searching up music by Palestrina: I think he'll give you the answers for your composition. I recently graduated from Highschool so I know that feeling of trying to get someone to play your work. Keep searching: by the time I left, I was in contact with 2 string quartets and a piano trio that could meet up in an instant. In uni, it's much much harder to do this sort of thing unless you're heading into music. So I suggest you make connections, make lots of them, and of every sort of instrument possible. Feel free to contact me if you require further advice/want to share music
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