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I love this! I think it's incredibly beautiful. Where'd you submit this? And what's the piece/subtitle about? I noticed a few things about your notation that I have questions about (and I too use musescore so I understand the struggle it is sometimes lol): Your rests in the non-playing staff are inconsistent -- for example, in measures 1 through 3, each rest is marked differently. It might be better to be consistent and change every rest to quarter note values. The main issue I had reading through your score, however, was in passages such as measure 4, where there are constant sixteenth notes exchanged through the hands. A possible solution is to just make the rests invisible to stress that the passage passes throughout the two hands, as Eric Sammut does throughout his 4 Rotations for Marimba (Performance of Rotation II: https://youtu.be/8hAGcUKHFuI?t=18; Sample of score: http://www.lonestarpercussion.com/Sheet-Music-Books/Marimba-Solos/Keyboard-Percussion-Publications-KPP-SAMM-FR2-Four-Rotations-for-Marimba-II.html -- pages 1 and 2 are available in images). (To do this in musescore, select all applicable rests you have and press [v] to make them invisible.) Also, I think it would be easier to read if, at spots such as 25, the rhythm starting at beat 2 were written "eighth, sixteenth, sixteenth-sixteenth, eighth, sixteenth" (see a similar example in marimba 1 part of Steve Reich: Mallet Quartet). Other than that, beautiful piece. Subscribed, and I'm gonna go listen to it again.

Me too! (Although I must admit, I think I'm more excited to have the stress of this deadline relieved after Friday.) #FinishingStrong #OrJustFinishing

I'm super excited to listen to everyone's work!! #FinishingStrong

Lovely little work. I rather admire your what sounds like intentional clashes of leading tone voicing leading over or under alternatively applied harmony.

Very nice. It sounds as a dance. Good start with winds as en han emergido with strings sections al 1:00 and Melody with strings then. The textura thicknens andina color and direction. Countermelodies are everywhere in this part, with spicing winds. Really, a beautiful work.

What kind of anime opening is this? It's great, really, especially the opening. I can't bear to hear this chord progression but now I read your description and understood you had no choice.

Wanted to share an improv from the past year or two. Curious to know what you guys think. Technique, melody, etc. Thanks for listening!

Agreed, a pleasant piece, easy to listen to and on the pastorale side. What's it scored for? The harp is nicely represented.

Lively and varied, a pleasant journey through wintry moods. I like the main theme