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To be honest, I actually have no idea myself. Glad you like the piece though =].

Just a little post-minimalist experiment I made for fun. Withdrawal Symptoms

YouTube - "Muziekwedstrijd Vrouwen van Huysink" excerpt - Scored by me Here's the scene scored. I don't want this to be used in your film though without pay, so you can exclude me from this 'competition' of yours, I'm not one to work for free.

I'm definitely going to look at the definitions more closely next time, you have my word :whistling:.

Thank you =]. How exactly do you mean 'Dull' though?

I like doing that though =P, and glad you liked it =]. Thanks.

Thanks =] Nice interpretation, and yes, I will try to change the piano around a bit next time. Thanks

Hey guys, I composed this small piece for my sister who had just emigrated to Wales, about 2 months ago, entitled "Fugue for Clarinet & Flute in B♭ Minor". It is a piece for both clarinet and flute (With a piano accompianment). Also, I understand that this may not actually classify as a proper fugue, so if anyone can come up with a more appropriate title, I'm open for suggestions. Anywho, Enjoy YouTube - Fugue for Clarinet & Flute in B? Minor Thanks, -Steve

Hey guys, I just composed a very small piece for a close friend, entitled "Summer in E♭ Major ". It is a piece for both piano and violin, please tell me what you think. Thanks, -Steve

Thanks, I'm glad to hear that a teacher would be proud if I actually had one =]. Yes, the second movement was influenced by Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" Movement 3. I wanted to create something of it's nature, as a sort of a hidden tribute to my second favorite composer of all time. And yes, as I said in an earlier post, I did feel that I had neglected the left hand a lot. Thanks, I translated the movement titles to Irish, I don't understand why I didn't do this before.. :blush:

You're correct, I didn't notice that these chords weren't playable by most people, I'll correct this in the near future somehow. As for the sheet music, it's not official sheet music, I wouldn't publish this, it's just something quick generated from Logic Express as I said in an earlier post. I'm not quite sure what you mean by chordal ideas, but I understand why you might find them a bit strange. It works that way for me. No, I would have called it a sonatina if I knew at the time that such a word existed :whistling:. The first two movements were written when I was angry at someone I once loved, the first movement was mocking what I thought we had in the past, and the second movement was to represent the heartache I felt afterwards. But the third movement is different because I wrote it during happier times, for someone that I felt love for. Perhaps that's why you find it more appealing.

Thanks =], yeah, I think I did neglect the left hand a little in this piece. I'll be more creative with it in the future.

There's sheet music here, but it's really badly done, just generated straight out of logic express: http://www.motronsoftware.com/Portfolio/Mghram1.pdf http://www.motronsoftware.com/Portfolio/Mghram2.pdf http://www.motronsoftware.com/Portfolio/Mghram3.pdf Thanks =], I will look into the reverb problem more closely

I agree, a stride piano left hand might sound nicer, but I don't want to kill the pianist before the second movement starts =P. And what exactly do you mean by 'weird notes'? The titles represent what I feel when I listen to these pieces myself, not what the listener is supposed to feel when they listen to them. I strongly believe that the listener should ignore the titles that the composer has given to the pieces, and come up with their own.

Hi guys, I just completed my first piano sonatina, entitled "Mo Ghrá", which translates from Irish to English into "My Love". It consists of three movements, each of which are quite short in comparison to movements of pieces in sonata form. 1. "Mearghr