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Old Jun 24 2008, 5:51 PM

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String Trio in B flat Major

New project!
Classical style, its just a bunch of ideas, hope you like it, please comment

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ny string trio.MID
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Finale 2008 - [ny string trio].pdf

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Old Jun 24 2008, 6:12 PM

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It is nice overall. Sometimes there is some temporary dissonance which doesn't seem to fit with the classical style, such as persistent 2nds. Also the chord progressions in the bass line create unnecessary dissonance sometimes.
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Old Jun 25 2008, 12:46 AM

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SimenN, are you really trying to write in a Classical style? It's difficult to know what to say to you unless I know where you're coming from.

There are elements of this that are true to the Classical style, but I get the feeling when you play this back you're not really listening to what works and what doesn't, or you'd have changed some things.

My advice would be to listen carefully to what you've written, then compare it to what you hear in pieces from the Classical period. Try to identify how what you've written differs (favourably and unfavourably, with a courageous and critical ear) and how you might improve.

If you'd like me to show you in more detail what I think you might do better, let me know, either here or privately, and I'll sketch it out for you. I hesitate to do that until I know where you're coming from and what you want, though.
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Old Jun 25 2008, 12:51 PM

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