Thatguy v2.0

I couldn't agree more. I feel like your music has really blossomed since taking hold of this approach. This piece is so peaceful to listen to, and definitely crafts an image in my mind. I can't help but think of all the solo adventures you've been taking, especially the ones through nature. I feel like I know the beauty of HK without ever having been there by listening to this music. As others have said, the impressionism, quartal figures, pentatonics, and pedal tone are featured and explored really well. You're already so great at using thematic material wisely, and blended with your emerging uniqueness of voice couples so well. I sort of like the sudden key changes, as it's like bursts of color very reminiscent of the style. Well done Henry, I can't believe you're already almost done with this set of pieces!

Do not lose hope, ever. You're too young and talented, and there may be days where hope is the only thing you have to cling onto. Your music is inspirational, and thank you for sharing here where others can learn from your depth of knowledge and prowess as a composer. I truly hope the best for you, as all I can do for you is to hope too. Good luck my friend, I hope to hear more from you at some point. -Vince

After a short Hiatus : Presenting ... hahahahhahahaa alright dude this legit made me belly laugh out loud. I can't figure you out, I don't know your intentions, don't know if you're a troll, don't know if you're just trying to fit in, don't know if there's a cultural barrier, but that was funny. Well done sir Cool music, but maybe give us a little on what the motive or inspiration is, or some specifics with the compositional process. We'd love to hear, and many here are eager to learn from others.

Nah not at all. Just make sure to credit the composer if you use someone's music for your own purposes. I noticed that your alterations maxed out the volume no matter what the dynamic levels were supposed to be. Maybe try just making the loud parts louder, but have the wisdom to give subtlety where it's needed.

hey net1💋 I'm not sure what all of your posts are. This is a music forum We share music here, and hopefully engage with others in the process. You seem to like posting your music. Great. It might be helpful to let your posts breathe a bit before showering us with all this stuff. I checked out your website, great talent. Seems like you could offer some overblown tips with production, we'd love to hear. Anyway, can you please stop? Thanks boo 💋

Eh I would stick with musescore, it's pretty much the same but I'm just used to Sibelius. The experienced users of musescore seem to be able to create great mockups and scores, I wouldn't pay for something else. I do like the offline composing option, but other than that it's nothing different

I love this type of stuff. Here, have a badge.

Whats a rebrand?

I think any animated score idea is good for YouTube. Very cool man, I had forgotten this one.

Well you did get definitions with the concerns haha Also, obligatory Henry is awesome post. You know it, we know it, this piece is a great achievement, etc. Well done my good man

Very nice music, you have a great voice :) As said earlier, a bit of variety or contrast would help, especially if you wanted to extend the material. Even if you took the melody and chords and gave space for just chords to break up the flow woukd be nice, wouldn't have to be something complicated. As is, it's wonderfully singable and stuck in my head already haha. Well done!

Bro what is this. Is that your music? I'm genuinely confused

I love these little pieces you're writing. I think it shows an abundance of craftsmanship with how quickly you're writing AND performing these for us. This reminds me a little of Schubert, but done in your own way to call it your own. Well done Henry!

Oh I didn't realize you were using notation software for all of this. I use Sibelius, and am unfamiliar with musescore, but can you use dynamic markers for different staves? A performer would know to bring out the RH, but in Sibelius you can write mf for the treble and p for the LH for example. Maybe something like that could work? You might have to make adjustments during the piece if that's the case, but what the score looks like for computer performance versus what it would like for a pianist might be different.

Very nice! One thing you could do is raise the velocity in the RH slightly to make the melody shine a bit more, but as always, beautifully done. 🙂