Untitled Guitar piece

Ok This is my newest guitar piece I am not sure what to call it, I would appreiciate any suggestions

I took a hint from Sor with this piece, I hope that is legal.

Well I tried to make it more varied than my last piece, (but even when I listen to it, there's something missing I can't figure out what)

Well I hope it's better than my last one

This one is actually one of your better ones i have heard... but you are right certain things seem to be missing.
It could make it perhaps as... a study of sorts.
But there isn't a really concise melody.
Believe me i know all about that, i Write ALOT of unclear melodies. =\
The harmonies sound nice though.
Anyway just my opinion.


By the way what part of this did you take as a hint from sor?

This one is actually one of your better ones i have heard... but you are right certain things seem to be missing.
It could make it perhaps as... a study of sorts.
But there isn't a really concise melody.
Believe me i know all about that, i Write ALOT of unclear melodies. =\
The harmonies sound nice though.
Anyway just my opinion.
By the way what part of this did you take as a hint from sor?

I took the first three notes that I built the melody from. It was from a piece called Adantino in Em

By the way I'm glad you agree, I was thinking of making it a study, but more like an exercise, some of the fingerings are bizzare (but it is playable I played it before I posted it) maybe I should call it an 'Excersice of the Left Hand'?

That was alot better than the last one I heard from you.

Of course it's legal. If not, f*ck legality.

The piece had a nice mood about it, I'd like to hear a recording.

I will try to make one, But Audicity only exports WAV files, and they're huge (1:14 is like 7.2 mb)

do you know of a program that exports Mp3s? please let me know

That was alot better than the last one I heard from you.

Of course it's legal. If not, f*ck legality.

The piece had a nice mood about it, I'd like to hear a recording.

Those words are music to my ears, thanks alot

Come on guys! 42 views and 4 downloads?! Somebody else comment!

Actually Barrios took the first 3 notes he heard of an opera sung by the woman he was in love with, and wrote a beautiful piece dedicated to her.

Igor Stravinsky -
"A good composer does not imitate; he steals."

Hahahaha that is a good saying! I guess I'm going in the right direction then! (i hope)