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Hey everyone! It's been a really long time since I don't post my music here. I thought I'd might share something I've finished quite recently. It's a string octet which hasn't been performed yet, but that hopefully will be later this year. I won't say much about it, besides that it is divided in three movements with a Fast-Slow-Fast general scheme. All feedback is encouraged, and I thank you for listening in advance !

Here's a short work I composed a few years back - I took another look and made a few minor tweaks All comments much appreciated. Mark

Thanks for your thougths, @Tónskáld! It's great to hear that it pleases you :) It's interesting that you mention some South Americaness in it, because I honestly didn't consider it for a second. It's certainly impossible to not be influenced by one's heritage though, so I guess some of it might be at play here indeed! Thank you once again for your thoughts, it's always great to listen the words of someone you admire ;) Best, Jean.

I love this dude... I just hope you'd write longer stuff. I would listen to this for daysss, but its so short it leaves me wanting more!! About the piece itself, I think its well balanced, very evocative, all the good stuff. Keep at it dude!

Hey friend! It's been way too long since we last talked, its great that I decided to join the forum once again in a long time just now that you posted your wip. How have you been :) ? I love how its going, it sound very evocative and would be very pleasing to listen to in a live setting. I honestly don't have much to say much about the music simply because... I want to see where it goes! It's a great start, and I was very entertained during all times, so just keep at it and keep us posted :)

Thank you for the replies! I think you are talking about the system breakers. Their purpouse is to make it visually for the conductor where one system ends and the other begins. Indeed, it is a mistake. Both should be E♭ Thank you for all the sugestions and observations! I will add seperate MP3s for each movement in my post.