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    the land of maple syrup
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    professional aristocrat
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    Composition, and browsing the internet.
  • Favorite Composers
    Ravel, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Respighi, Rimsky-Korsakov
  • My Compositional Styles
    Romantic, Modern
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    Musescore
  • Instruments Played
    Piano

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  1. CalibriStandard
    Thank you! Hmm. I see what you mean my the mode.
  2. CalibriStandard
    Thank you!
  3. CalibriStandard started following Prelude in A Flat Minor , Mazurka in C sharp Minor (Revised) , Prelude and 1 other
  4. CalibriStandard
    Revised and expanded one of my earlier pieces. The accompaniment sounds rather bland and repetitive. Any tips on that? Thank you
  5. CalibriStandard
    Nice! I really like the chords used here. Transitioned really well into the legato/pedal section, which is something I always have trouble with
  6. CalibriStandard
    Really like the contrary motion at the beginning Good work! The choral previously mentioned is a really good idea, and you could also do a part similar to the part you have now in a major key, (d flat major perhaps),because preludes often contain one musical idea that is developed.
  7. CalibriStandard
    Thank you! Well, as for A flat minor, I just liked the sound of it. (It's impossible to sight read lol)
  8. CalibriStandard
    Sort of a Rachmaninoff-ish piece. It's much longer than anything I've written so far, and I sort of feel that the repeated A section at the end gets somewhat boring. Would like some feedback on how to expand this even more. It's usually the transitions that make it hard for me to write longer pieces. Thank you!
  9. CalibriStandard
    Sorry for the late reply. I haven't logged on here in a while. If you're still doing concerts, thank you! It's an honour to have one of my pieces performed.
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  11. CalibriStandard started following Waltz in G Major for Violin and Piano , Impromptu in A Flat Major , Study in B Minor and 1 other
  12. CalibriStandard
    Wrote a short piece based on some themes I got from improvising. I tried to fit them into a sort of ABA form, ith A coming back differently. Would be interested in your opinion on how you thought this worked out. Starts off like a Chopin nocturne, then the B part is sort of Tchaikovsky piano concerto, then A part returns but with concerto accompaniment.
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    Wrote a short piece in B minor, this time the theme wasn't from improvising. I just wrote this completely on the computer. Hopefully I didn't subconsciously use something from an existing piece...
  15. CalibriStandard
    Wrote a short prelude somewhat inspired by Scriabin, but the place I actually got the idea of writing this was by looking at old music scores where they did that weird inverted stem thing for large jumps, and I thought: "that looks interesting"
  16. CalibriStandard
    Wrote a short waltz for violin and piano. I don't actually play violin, so there's probably something unplayable in there. I might extend this to a ABACA later on...
  17. CalibriStandard
    Very original! Sounds great. First romance sort of reminded me of Chernyetsky's "Russian" Romance 🙂
  18. CalibriStandard
    Incredible piece! Very original. I especially like to contrasting slurred and separated accompaniment and the little pauses. I always tend to make the first accompaniment note in a waltz very low, but this worked fine without that.
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