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  1. Do not think that you are an idiot. Everybody makes mistakes, so we would all be either idiots or normal humans. As long as we learn from the mistakes, everything is fine. The music is great!
  2. There's a V in the beginning, but I interpreted some other chords later in the piece as ?/E chords, which by definition aren't E chords.
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    My first work this year...
  4. 1 point
    Very sweet! The harmonies are beautiful and the atmosphere is wonderful: Dreamy, romantic, restful. Furthermore I can find your association with rainy days. I love it!
  5. Hello everybody! I have decided to compose an introducing overture for Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth. It's for my thesis for music. With the music I have tried to make the characteristics of the main charachter Macbeth clear to the audience. To develop myself, I always try something new with all my compositions. So, I sometimes write for a completely new instrument to learn more and to develop my skills. This time I wanted to write a piece, which is based on five themes: Ambitious Noble & loyal Cautious Brave Opportunistic On the basis of these five themes I composed the music. The inspiration for this technique came from Strauss' Till Eulenspiegel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zbCfP9wGt4 In the scherzando finale I want to emphasize that, although Macbeth is a tragedy, the play ends pretty optimistic. Scotland the brave is played when Malcolm becomes the new king of Scotland. Huray! Although I am not very satisfied with the result, I like the experience with this completely different idea of only using themes and motifs for an entire play. Enjoy! Maarten *The audio is not exactly the same as the score. *Score in C.
  6. Great Work! I'm happy to see your evolution as a composer. I like very much the way you take advantage of the colors mixing unexpected instruments and your harmonic languages. The music you write "enters" my mind straightforwardly, and I love it because it's fresh .... Perhaps you're not totally satisfied ( I guess we should never be with our works) but this is nice work and coherent from the first to the last bar. I love Macbeth story (big fan of Verdi's opera) and your music took me to that worl. Congratulations!

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