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Submitted: Feb 05 2012 10:05 AM
Last Updated: Feb 05 2012 10:05 AM
File Size: 1.6MB
Views: 661
Downloads: 85
Genre: Contemporary

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Piano Sonata No. 3 in C, Op. 23 - reviews: (53)

Prelude (and bonus piece)

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Something I composed the other day...

Morgri

Feb 05 2012 10:11 AM

As always, fantastic. I love the prelude. I especially enjoyed the second section their, the melody is so haunting and separate from the accompaniment, yet still totally intertwined. Good piece.

Morgri

Feb 05 2012 10:14 AM

Although, I do feel like the transition into back to the A section is a little abrupt and creates this pure ABA feel. I think you could really be smoother in that instance.

Austenite

Feb 05 2012 11:52 AM

The 'bonus piece' was very interesting, Renaissance-like in its flavor. As for the 'Prelude', I'd say Morgri pretty much sumed it up; it has something very 'modern' on it. Good work!

Alexander

Feb 05 2012 07:24 PM

Thank you both! I'll see if I can find another way for the transition to the reprise though I must admit that I like the contrast at the point of the transition as it is now.