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Twitter integration would be interesting... An official youtube page would also help the site grow. It could feature videos of YC's best pieces...

To drive traffic to this site could you use Twitter and do an automated link every time someone posts a new composition?

I get that kind of feeling regularly but I find if I just keep trying new things and honing the skills I am weak at I can overcome it and gain satisfaction again. If you are unhappy with what you previously felt to be good it means that your perception has changed and is a sign of improvement. Even though you don't feel happy you are in the stage that allows for the next level of growth as a musician and if you stick to the grindstone you WILL be able to improve. I think the idea that art is just self-expression and exploring your emotions is completely wrong, art is the field that requires constant dissatisfaction and humiliation to achieve any kind of greatness.

*** The midi recording is posted on the website, in the music section of my profile. *** Fine. What's the name of the piece. I'm beginning to think you're a troll too.

I doubt anybody will get a live performance unless (s)he owns the orchestra. I know if I compete I cannot get an orchestra to record it unless I pay. A lot.

I especially like viewing the (full) site on mobile devices: the edges of my screen tend to have lives of their own, which isn't at all irritating.

This might be on the very far end of what you might be looking for but they have very very thorough papers on pieces, or concepts of pieces here. http://www.mtosmt.org You might have to do a lot of digging to find just an analysis because this is a Music Theory Peer-Review online Journal and simple analysis are a little lacking for this site.