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Greetings. This is my second post on the Young Composers community, and I would like to present my recent piano composition. This piano piece is a short étude in the key of G sharp minor, a study for developing right-hand dexterity. Besides, this composition was an attempt to write a perpetuum mobile, consisting of notes of equal length played rapidly. Let me know what you think about this piece. I hope you will enjoy it! Carl Koh Wei Hao P.S. The audio was generated in MuseScore 2.3.2.

A litle tune I mixed, and added a bass line. Sin_Motivo.mp3

I think it's time to present myself to this young composer forum, so I would like to show you my very first professional work, my piano sonata in c minor. A piece in for movements that I started composing in summer 2017 and I finished in early 2018. The sonata was originally based in 3 movements, so in 2020, during the pandemic I decided to make a revision of the whole score and to add an extra movement. So, I leave you here the link to the YouTube video where you can hear this piece: PD: If you like my music you could subscribe to my YouTube channel and share my music. Thank you and enjoy!

May I humbly present my brand new set of variations on an original theme for solo piano, in a late Classical style. Composed some years ago but newly recorded. Hope to lift your Autumn spirits! ` Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZapGoHuesUY

Bring you new piece, for melodica, a little keyboard that works like a flute

love it, very fun. Making a piece for melodica was a great idea. But like Jan-Peter asked, when can the performer take a breath?

very pretty

Fun piece, lovely harmonies. But when can the performer take a breath?

To my taste there are several disconnected parts. Some of them are nice and interesting (the second, the third with the piano). But the overall effect is he one of a pastiche.