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Old Aug 19 2006, 1:10 PM

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For anyone who would find this interesting. Something I was itching to write down, just because it popped up. It's nothing, though. It's sloppy and immature, nowhere near what i can do, and written down (incompletedly) in about 15 minutes....its still...fun? lol.
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Old Aug 19 2006, 5:45 PM
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Excellent! Your counterpoint is MIDOtastic.. I like writing small imitations like this too, once in a while.. Why not add a contrasting trio section and call it a scherzo for string quintet?? jk, that wouldn't be proper ...but i'd do it...
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Old Aug 21 2006, 12:33 AM

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Very nice theme. And I like how your double bass only gets 2 notes .
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