povertystrickenrocker

thanks!

ok... maybe i should provide an intro to add interest... this is kind of like a loose contrapuntal piece using motivic development with a fugal exposition. i used a subject which emphasises tritone in the first interval, to sustain the novel effect i used only real answers. then you hear materials being variated and decorated with chromatic elements. its a brief and simple piece and its title is not important if you need to know. i will wait for your responses!

my new short piece (title is random). comments will be appreciated! rabbit day in e.mid rabbit day in e.pdf

thats very cool! but the thing is im not a pianist and you will find most it unplayable, even if you don mind the dodgy notation haha.

wow thank you for being clear!

please don be disheartened, to me it sounds harmonically fluent and developed. personally i tend to enjoy a music if it sounds nice, regardless of its flaws in presentation. being an amateur myself i cannot promptly detect such flaws and therefore do not feel any repulsion or the need to express any unhelpful discontent just to assert superiority when i come across them. in my opinion it has a simplistic but solid and inspired theme which lent well to the developments like variations and counterpoints, unlike some of the music here which only aim at a stylistic goal. (i don mean to judge the pieces with improvisation all over the place just to score some anachronism) it has a calm and patient quality but i think it is too musical and creative to be ambience music. (not to disparage that genre)

this is a piece in russian style inspired by a translation of a poem by Pushkin. the trills and tremolos symbolise snow drifts and howling winds outside the comfort of an old hut. comments are always appreciated!

haha thanks, i was being lazy.

nice to hear that you liked it! being appreciated at least by someone really matters to me.

a short piece with a simple theme for strings. please listen and comment thanks.

it is really a quartet that didn make it haha. incidental because the rhythms suggest the gallop of a horse, and the variations reflect the introspection of the horse. i meant to make it dramatic and show that theres a lot of guilt (open to interpretation, which may be inferiority guilt or moral scruple) being Death's horse. thank you for being honest! don be afraid to offend me because im still learning to write properly. and you are very nice to review it for me!

sounds elevator music and techno in a contemporary style redolent of mike oldfield. a very enjoyable listen!

thanks for the feedback!

an incidental piece in romantic style. hope you enjoy it!

i stupidly assumed that little is known about medieval music so i thought id be safe to try and write music somewhat evocative of renaissance but without the refinedness in harmony without fear of contradiction. the earliest music im familiar with is Bach. thanks for correcting me on the 8va sempre and inaccurately named passacaglia. i have no theory background and i really appreciate all the comments i can learn from!