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  1. Alto Saxophone concertino No.1 in f minor ‘Batterij’, Op.14

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    I totally agree with you! The time limit of the composition competition was only four minutes... When I have finished my piano concerto and saxophone transcriptions, I will look at the concertino again. Thank you for listening.

  2. What are, for you, the components of a great song?

    1 point
    Can you name, say, 5 of your favourite songs for us? I'm especially interested in any that aren't about base feelings - considering that your example lyric that doesn't "sux" is literally something you claim not to care about. ;)

  3. Planning a Development Section?

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    In early music (baroque, especially) it's customary to end on a half cadence, then start the development in the dominant, then simply resolve the dominant to the tonic for the recapitulation. It's not standard, but I've always found using a secondary dominant to do this is easiest, if you're having trouble making it sound smooth. Contemporary music fudges the rules a lot, and basically just calls more motivic embellishment.

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