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Good questions I hadn't considered. Let's go with: 1. Recognizability is key. Obviously it's more clear if the opening material is repeated exactly with orchestration and harmony, but there isn't a deduction, per se, as long as it's really clear. 2. Same general answer as above, but yes, I don't see why not. 3. I think I answered this actually, but yes, shared material should be at the beginning.1 point
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I have a few questions: 1. Can I assume that shared material can be presented a different meter (e.g. the opening movement is in 4/4 and the following movement is in 3/4, is it okay to reconfigure the theme in 3/4 time)? 2. Can I also assume that the shared material can be presented in a different key? 3. Does all of the shared material have to be in the opening part of the movement? Thanks.1 point
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Might be done, might not be. A friend of mine (@Jehonathan Sher Lipschitz) is making a piece for pitched percussion ensemble (due to my limited number of plugins, the audio might not be exactly the same as the notes). Should he develop the piece any further? Is the instrumentation good? What do you think about the rhythm and harmony? Any thoughts are welcome :)1 point