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The Elegy in F minor was written in 2020. It is my second duet, since my Fantasy in G minor for violin and piano, Op. 4. The piece is about 14 minutes long, and contains 2 themes. This performance is a remote recording, and the cellist playing is JonathanCello from Fiverr, who recorded a few of my previous chamber works. https://www.fiverr.com/jonathancello/do-session-cellist-for-your-musical-project?context_referrer=user_page&ref_ctx_id=d3f44413-d69e-4a0f-8b73-8ace49eedd1c&pckg_id=1&pos=1 As always, I hope you all enjoy 🙂

These two piano pieces were created by me back in 2014. They are some of the first pieces that have a very simple harmony, yet sound quite natural and competent. Especially in the re-recorded version, which is presented in this video.

Hey, how is everyone doing? Long time since I posted something here. (Also damn, this is my 200th post on this forum!) This time I bring you the result of a pretty interesting art trade I did where I had to compose a piece in a medieval style. Here you have the link: You have a commentary of the piece in the description of the video, and if you have any doubts just leave a comment here. I would appreciate any feedback, I hope you will like it or find it interesting. 🙂 Shares are appreciated too! If you want the final score here you have the link to my upload to Musescore: https://musescore.com/user/31566834/scores/6866952

A short piece taking a very old progression.

Nice piece - old French. It certainly had a mediaeval sound (Lydian in parts - but I'm not well up in modes so correct me if I'm wrong). Progresses along well and you've kept within a soprano tessitura that would let the emotion through without being too assertive. My only problem was with the closing tierce. The G# seemed a little harsh. However. if that's what you want, that's all that counts. Hope you get a chance to hear it performed. Cheers.

I wrote this piece using ctcsound and pygame. I really wanted to try having music and programming meet up on a low level. I succeeded in doing so in this variation of the German Christmas carol "Ihr Kinderlein kommet". Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK36yARvQ2c&ab_channel=Selbstzweck Here is the CSound and .py that was used: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15as2h5VezXJf7GnKX8Ho2NQ6XLX_z71-?usp=sharing

This is a sweet jazzy work with a feeling of longing. It is indeed quite "pretty". I do have a question though, I notice some of the chords are full. i.e., measure 26, not being a pianist I wonder if those chords pose any difficulty for the pianist in the context of the musical line? You create a beautiful texture/mood.

Very nice piece. My handicap is that from a point in the composition, I get lost with the structure (parts, etc....). Being a long piece, I think it's important to "remember" the parts and entrances. Unless you want to cause a different impression in the listener. I also thing the transition in measeures 50-58 doesn't work well. Coming from a "romantic" part, you go to a new one that sounds jazzy, but those measures don't connect the two. Perhaps including some material of the new part in the transition would work better.

Not that I know of. But this very forum is a good place to submit your works for review! If you post an actual SATB piece in the choral/vocal section, I can give you some suggestions (and so can some of our other members, I'm sure)

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Thank you for the beautiful music! It even reminds me of Scriabin's Prelude for Orchestra "Dreams" Op. 24.