Song Continuation: Can you do it?

I figured this might be fun.

The song in question
Tetris for the GameBoy had a very baroque sounding song for "Type C" that loops too well and is about 41 seconds long-- very short for a piece of this style.

I wanted to see how hard it would be to construct a new movement that agreed well with the original. Sound like an interesting challenge? No restrictions, just your response in music what the first movement brings out in you.

I'll show you mine once I finish it a bit.

totally!!!

Here's my shot at the challenge. It's so so.

Definately.....i'm gonna go work on it...post will be up tomorrow....THANK you so much for this fun challenge

This is not exactly what you wanted me to do, but I wanted to do this instead of writing a second movement. It's more fun

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Please forgive me...

Music is free expression, there's nothing to worry about.

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You can't give a guy a chance to digest? It sounded like a more realized version of the piece with much more texture to it than the original two voices alone. The second half reminds me a bit of some of the music from Castlevania Symphony of the Night (the way Final Toccata intensifies).

Originally Posted by Encladeus

I figured this might be fun.

The song in question
Tetris for the GameBoy had a very baroque sounding song for "Type C" that loops too well and is about 41 seconds long-- very short for a piece of this style.

I wanted to see how hard it would be to construct a new movement that agreed well with the original. Sound like an interesting challenge? No restrictions, just your response in music what the first movement brings out in you.

I'll show you mine once I finish it a bit.

I may not be up to fabricating a "new movement" so to speak, but if I find enough free-time I'll certainly give it a shot.

I like those strange glissandi, though I'm not sure if it really fits...