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1 pointCouple things: When working with notated music, in D minor (which this piece is in), unless you're actually using a leading A#, you have to call it Bb. There's also a lot of down time in your piece, particularly in your intro, which I think could be filled, otherwise the tension of the moment with all these power chords is lost, especially when used repeatedly.1 point
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1 pointNothing is better than pencil and paper for this, or a tablet of some sort, of course. You can always scan it onto your computer later if you prefer paper. If you're stuck with the inconvenience of writing so many notes by hand, you go to the computer. Well, the opposite is true too: When you're stuck with the inconvenience of having to do specific graphical alterations on the computer, you do it by hand.1 point
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1 pointI really enjoyed this work, lovely orchestration and melodies. Kind of reminds me of Berlioz.1 point
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1 pointI’d say it’s a very nice piece, not over-complicated and sometimes even ‘sparse’ in the orchestration (you could maybe spare a few instruments), but I find it very well-written, never boring and well organized. Countermelodies are beautiful, and I really enjoyed the part starting from 3.45 (beautiful melody and orchestration) which indeed really sounds like Tchaikowsky! Maybe I like the very end a bit less.1 point