Melody for Trombone and Piano

Hello all, new piece here.

The style of this piece leans a bit towards romanticism, and I tried to capture the more soulful side of the trombone with this slowish piece.

Keys used: G-minor, D-major and D-minor.

Length: 3:05

Very nice and professional souding variation piece. It's feel like a folkstune to me. I was about to have me a big glass of beer a do a little dance to it. But then it ended. So my only critism is make it a bit longer next time.

Its nice. I didnt blow me away, but it wasnt horrible. Very relaxing I felt and simple.
Good Work

This is realy good, im not a romantic fan, but this was something special.
Very good

Beautiful piece you've got there. Absolutely love m.32, when the mood changes from a somber death march to a gay celebration. Reminds me, on this cold winter night, that spring is just around the corner.

However, I take issue with the way you have notated your rhythms. I feel that your placement of the barlines doesn't always reflect the actual points of emphasis in the music. I find that, in many parts of the piece, I'll "feel" the barlines somewhere completely different than where you've got them notated.

very nice piece!

Thank you for all the comments, and thank you for reviewing my piece!

Originally Posted by nhomas

However, I take issue with the way you have notated your rhythms. I feel that your placement of the barlines doesn't always reflect the actual points of emphasis in the music. I find that, in many parts of the piece, I'll "feel" the barlines somewhere completely different than where you've got them notated.

Could you please give me a example or two of where this happens so I can look into it?

Hmm. Oh, silly me. I was looking at the MIDI in Sibelius, and Sibelius got the bars all wrong. It looks fine in the PDF score. Never mind.