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Hi

This is a short piano piece that I wrote a few months ago. MP3 file coming as soon as I can find a spare CD to convert the wav file into an MP3! Sorry about my old technology.

...what? Why do you need a CD to convert the file into an mp3. There are plenty of sites online and applications you can get that will do it for you.
Anyway, your piece:
Voice leading rules, the leading tone of the piece always resolves step-wise up a half step. The left hand in measures 8-9 sound awkward because of it.
m. 16, no need to put the 8va there... pianists can read ledger lines.
Voice leading rules, m. 17; no root.
I feel like the trio could have been a little more fleshed out chord wise? i and V are cool and all but mixing it up could be fun.

From what I can tell it sounds cute, but a few things to work out to make it sounds smooth. Cheers!

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Thanks for the advice! The octave sign was actually just to fit it on one page to save paper when I printed it out.

As to the MP3 file, it's not actually my computer so I wanted to be careful. 

I'll remember the voice leading rules, they seem to be the main problem! It's meant to be an easy piece for a relative who's missing a finger but I could definitely add some other chords in there.

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Here is the MP3, computer undamaged:

I like it. It's a really nice and simple piece and it has a sort of childlike feel to me (I mean that as a compliment). It seems like the sort of thing that would work really well as a piece for a young piano student. A little fleshing out would do it some good, but it's great work on your part!

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