Piano Sonata "Rebirth"

Hello everyone, 

I’d like to share my new piano sonata, "Rebirth". This is a single-movement large-scale work that follows sonata form, incorporating smaller inner sections and a fugue in the development section. I tried (and I hope I succeeded) to build a thematic transformation throughout. 

I finished it some time ago, but last week I finally got around to inputting the notes into the software (it was actually written on paper in pencil, though). One day, I’d love to dedicate a month or so to detailed performance work on this piece and make a real recording.

Anyway, for now, I would appreciate any outside opinions and suggestions—not only regarding this piece but also about the composer’s path, points of view, etc.

Why I wrote this piece

The main reason I wrote it was simply a strong desire to compose something substantial for solo piano, using some contemporary compositional approaches while mixing them with traditional techniques to create a coherent storytelling experience through music.

I would love to hear your feedback on the composition, structure, and emotional impact. I am especially curious to know if my ideas work on paper. Any thoughts or constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated!

P.S. If needed I can add a short note on the structure of the piece with measure numbers to help with navigation, but I'm unsure if I should go too deep into this topic.