Cherry Blossom Falling in Spring Morning

Here’s a little solo I created. I wanted to give it the style of Hisaishi. I hope I did it some justice!

I am not familiar with Hisaishi style. But after listening to your piece I really want to. It's a great piece of art and i really loved it.

I just think you can add more to it at the end.

It's a particular style, definitely. I get a little bored of the use of direct appoggiatura suspensions. For example, the motion part right before the end was nice, but could incorporate that idea via compound melody.

@Sepharite

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Your piece sounds like a very specific one in this soundtrack I can't manage to recall,

but if you listen you might find out yourself.

Very lush and rich harmonies.  Somehow I don't get tired of your repeated use of those arpeggios.  It's a common way of writing for piano but you didn't over do it.  You end your piece on a bVI if I'm not mistaken.  It's not that you have to end on the tonic chord to make it sound complete but I think in this instance it's begging for some kind of greater release.  Have you tried ending on a IV?