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My 3rd piece and, my first time writing a piece in sonata form (sonatina). Wrote this piece originally as a practice piece to gain some grip in the sonata form. Some constructive criticism would be appreciated. (I have been composing for 6 months)
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So this christmas I've been working in this small piano sonata that is based on the theme from @Ivan1791 All movements are directly or partially conected to the theme. The first movement is in sonata form and has the theme as subject A. The second movement has the theme as a baseline (4 times slower). The third has little motifs from the theme in the scherzo, and in the trio there is a fugue wich subject is based on the theme. Finally the finale is in theme and variations based on the theme. I hope you all enjoy and any feedback is welcomed!🙂
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I've been working on a piano sonata in the classical style (Mozart/early Beethoven inspired) and recently finished a draft of the third and final movement. It's intended to be in sonata-rondo form. I wonder if some of the transitions are little off and/or abrupt particularly at measures 93 and 195. Thanks for listening.
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A relatively short and sedate second movement to my G minor piano sonata. Hope you enjoy it.
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This is the first movement of my Piano Sonata No. 1, Op. 3, my earliest piano sonata. I first wrote it in 1993, aged 15 - but somehow lost track of the score for a long time. It eventually found its way back into my hands, so I decided to restore and polish it into a performance-ready version. I'm introducing here the first movement only (hopefully the link will work). As usual, comments and feedback are totally welcome!
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I recently finished this movement for a piano sonata in the classical idiom though hopefully in my own personal style, though Mozart (particularly his own sonata in A minor) and early Beethoven are influences. I wonder in particular if the left hand maybe too repetitive at times and whether the fugato part in the development is actually playable in its current form. Thanks for taking the time to listen and any feedback is much appreciated.
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Hi each, It's a long time since I posted a new piece, I've been working other things, but I have got this one to a stage I'm considering finished. However, there is always room for editing and polishing. It's a short Piano Sonata that was inspired by one of my cats "Lily". She's a bit skitty and at times quite timid. We have quite a zoo here with 4 cats, 2 dogs, 5 chickens and a duck, but Lily is always on her own, she prefers it that way. Anyway, as always I would welcome any constructive criticism and suggestions on what may or may not be working. I do value the comments I get from people and always try to act on them in some way. I know that my style is not to everyone's taste, being classical and tonal, but I do try quite hard to give it my own voice within these constraints and I hope that it shows. Thanks in advance for any comments, good or bad. Kind regards Mark
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I wrote this a couple of years ago right after my son was born. Enjoy!
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I wrote this massive piano sonata in about a week. I've been playing piano for 7 years and just recently am I taking formal composition lessons. I started to compose more prolifically last year though. I'd like to hear people's thoughts on this though. Thanks in advance :)
