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- Submitted: Apr 20 2012 07:20 PM
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Fantasia on a Sunrise
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This is my entry in the April competition (normal). I had a lot of trouble with mixing all the instruments correctly, so hopefully it'll work with whatever you're listen with. And...yeah, the name really says it all. Enjoy 
Very Beautiful! I think you should have put in another melody and not just that one. I still think it's good though!
A very static piece, mostly hovering over its F major key and below p in dynamics. By sticking with these two traits, and focusing exclusively on slight thematic variations, you attempt to depict a "meditative" mood (as required by the Competition 
), and succeed for the most of it. But I'd believe you could achieve a similar mood through different means (for example you could use something else besides whole notes the whole time in piano's left hand 
).
I'll restrain from further comments due to you being a fellow entrant in the same competition as my piece
- I don't want to seem like having any kind of influence on the result.
), and succeed for the most of it. But I'd believe you could achieve a similar mood through different means (for example you could use something else besides whole notes the whole time in piano's left hand ).I'll restrain from further comments due to you being a fellow entrant in the same competition as my piece
- I don't want to seem like having any kind of influence on the result.A very static piece, mostly hovering over its F major key and below p in dynamics. By sticking with these two traits, and focusing exclusively on slight thematic variations, you attempt to depict a "meditative" mood (as required by the Competition
Austenite! Thanks for the review
Sorry if this is crossing the entrant/entrant boundary, but I noticed that in your piece you left the key signature a lot, which sounded really good. I'm always a little hesitant about doing that due my lack of theory training. I'm afraid that I'll doing something stupid and you guys will laugh at me And your piano part is awesome! I'm useless at writing piano parts, which sucks because that's supposed to be every composer's bread and butter. However, I probably should have spiced that left hand up a bit XD
I think this piece is perfect. I would love to hear this live.
Thank youI think this piece is perfect. I would love to hear this live.
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