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  1. Sonata_5
    How is it different from a gigue?
  2. Sonata_5 started following f major sonata first movement , Albeniz’s Catalonian curranda , Chaconne in D minor,Lamento and 4 others
  3. Sonata_5
    What is a curranda anyway? I know it came from the French courante but what are its characteristics? What makes it Catalonian?
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    What do I name this piece? Is it a polka? The title says nocturne in ab major but that was a previous piece and for some reason it is showing up on the title but what do I name this? I haven’t finished it yet
  6. Sonata_5
    I just meant the part of the forth movement of my sonata that is a fugue sorry for the confusion
  7. Sonata_5
    Yep this is a 3 part because I have to learn it in 3 days and I prefer 3 part as the texture is not as thick.
  8. Sonata_5
    This is a fugue for part of my sonata in d major and I need feedback immediately. Thank you!I don’t have the audio though.
  9. Sonata_5
    I have been hearing about styles such as the style and characteristics that Beethoven or Mozart or Schubert had that was unique to them. I have been thinking about developing my own in my compositions. I want to write in a sort of Schubertian style with mixing romantic and classical/mozart style like he did. But I also don’t want to sound like I am trying to mimic him. What do I do?
  10. Sonata_5
    I am a mozart fan and I want to write a sonata in his style any tips? thanks
  11. Sonata_5
    Any feedback to improve on?
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