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  1. 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.
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  2. Me too! (Although I must admit, I think I'm more excited to have the stress of this deadline relieved after Friday.) #FinishingStrong #OrJustFinishing
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  3. I'm super excited to listen to everyone's work!! #FinishingStrong
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  4. Lovely little work. I rather admire your what sounds like intentional clashes of leading tone voicing leading over or under alternatively applied harmony.
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  5. 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.
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  6. 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.
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  7. Wanted to share an improv from the past year or two. Curious to know what you guys think. Technique, melody, etc. Thanks for listening!
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  8. Agreed, a pleasant piece, easy to listen to and on the pastorale side. What's it scored for? The harp is nicely represented.
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  9. Lively and varied, a pleasant journey through wintry moods. I like the main theme
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