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Gosh, that's amazing. I'm very fond of the "Grandioso" and "Molto Allegro" parts (m140), those big chords and dissonances really got me. Also, the theme is amost identical to Camargo Guarnieri's 2nd Symphony. He was a Brazillian composer, and one of my biggest influences. He's also uses quartal harmonies a lot. If you never heard it, please do. Here's a link for a recording of it. You can here the theme at 1'00" I'm exited to listen to the last movement (and will also check the previous movements aswell). Keep at it!

Hey! Thank you very much! You actually brought some notation mistakes to my attention, so your feedback helped a lot. As for m12, i decided to notate the F as two 8th notes to properly expose how i expect the cresc. dim. to be played. Also, I particularly love the viola and think it can be used in so many ways other than the ones that are more common. Thank you once again, take care!

I'm really glad to hear that! Your comments and support is very important for me and I'll be happy to continue to share with you my recordings and scores of my piano works.

I have to agree with Luis. Your piano-writing skills are nothing short of masterful. I don't think I've encountered one of your pieces yet that I haven't really enjoyed! Thanks for sharing!

I think it's nice. It sounds between sad and tragic, drama...

Beautiful. It's lika an extension of Rachmaninov.

Wonderful. I really notice the structure of variations, in a sort of crescendo. I don't think this kind of harmonies lead to dissonances by themselves. It's all relative. The pieces flows quite well.

Well, it works, it's easy to listen to. I felt that the double bass parts in bars 8 - 11 thickened the texture - this may be exactly what you want as the piece is rather doleful - but it noticed. Otherwise there's little to comment on musically though the rendering didn't do it the justice it deserves. I think you could extend it a little but it does stand well as it is if a bit short. Well done. Edit: remiss of me not to say welcome to the forum though I'm fairly new here too.