PF1

Hi @AKAChristopher,

Well the score in the YT video is way too small to read through... I will use my ears haha! Of course it will be our pleasure if you can provide the pdf as well!

I hope dynamic markings can be added to the music since I feel like honestly I cannot get into the music at all without the push and pull of the drama of the music. Maybe you can also share some of the intention and background of the music so I may get better into the music! What I am getting at is a fusion of modern with Baroque counterpoint and I don't know why.

Thanks for sharing,

Henry

I find the piece quite interesting, although at some points, there is an excess of "extreme" resources (sudden very low or high notes, etc.)

On 3/22/2023 at 1:59 AM, Henry Ng Tsz Kiu said:

Well the score in the YT video is way too small to read through...

I agree, would you mind handing us over the score?

The piece might be complicated to perform in real life, those extremely short notes sound neat though. There are some points where I kind of lose track of what's happening, to the point the only things that more or less prevent the piece to "explode" are tempo and a bit less, harmony. It's interesting though how those big sudden jumps in melody don't break it completely in this piece while it might be the norm in others where there's a certain abuse of such jumps. In my opinion too, it gets a bit repetitive after the third minute and some sections seem off.

Glad to check a new work from you man.

Kind regards,
Daniel–Ømicrón.

9 hours ago, Omicronrg9 said:

piece might be complicated to perform in real life

real life is where and only where it has been performed. any deficiencies in PF1 can possibly be attributed to the extemporaneous nature of its creation.  it was easy to play that once and only time but a reproduction may indeed be complicated.

48 minutes ago, AKAChristopher said:

real life is where and only where it has been performed.

LOL yeah my bad...Where else haha.

Still, sorry to insist but I'd like to have a more zoomed in look at the score :B.

Kind regards,
Daniel–Ømicrón.