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I enjoyed so many moments in this! Your music is mature and elegant, this was very fun and enjoyable to listen to (even twice 😄) I love that B theme in the 1st movement, and you end this around the 21 minute mark brilliantly with the vi bVI I chords, it was my favorite part. I always admired how Beethoven saved the best part of his music for just the right moments, and yours gave me a similar feeling. Thanks for sharing and popping by! Keep writing, I love your music

I think he's referring to you posting personal information, like the person's email address I deleted in a post of yours. Protect your friends, anyone can view public forums and obliterate their inbox with spam 🙂

Yeah man, these are all good suggestions. @PeterthePapercomPoser and I brainstormed a ton in the last few years, we came up with a lot of what you suggested. Many others before we were involved held them too. It kinda just depends on if enough want to do it. We tried money incentives, but looking Bach, the attraction it gave was nice for participant numbers but not so much for the "fun" part of it. I've found that if it's lighthearted, it's better for a community type of contest, but there needs to be a community. Maybe we could run them on our discord, are you on that? I roam both, but I know some use one over the other.

Do you know about changing noteheads? This is for Sibelius, but I'm sure musescore is similar

That's the beauty of it all, it's all part of your own style. 🙂 I'm not too familiar with Scarlatti, but your sonata for sure kept me engaged. I love the energy, wonderful job. I listened a few times just because I enjoyed it so much. Thanks for sharing!

Not yet, but if you're interested we could get something going again. All for fun of course 🙂 Have anything in mind? I'll link this to the chatbox if others may be interested. I will say that it was a bit draining to be a judge, but I'd be up for simple easy topics for short pieces just to see if there would be interest. I personally would write something along those lines.

I mean, to me you have enough material to work with already. Are you trying to get out of it to go back to the first theme? It sounds like it's headed there to me. Maybe try and think about getting back to the octave textures. One way would be weaving them in in some creative way to what you have at the end. I would keep the drive going too. This piece is really cool, btw! It had my attention immediately, and the driving nature of it is really fun and engaging. Although not similar at all, the style of this reminds me of something I wrote. Take a listen sometime; something I did with repeated textures or whatever might give you an idea. Keep us updated, sounds great so far 🙂

I love the work you do with the subtitles, thanks for making your music more accessible to us non-French speakers. The music is hauntingly beautiful, you're a wonderful craftsman and performer. I usually just listen to your music for enjoyment rather than critique, and even though I don't always comment, I'm always a listener. Thanks for sharing this!

Hey there! Those were just some things that stood out to me, I'm just some rando on the internet haha. The beauty of being the composer is you get the choice of taking other's thoughts how you please, it's ultimately your music 🙂 Cheers buddy

Sounds like a good base, I'm excited to hear the final product

This is the best description for posted music I've seen, well done 😄 I liked this more and more as it went on. It kind of reminded me of the form of Bolero, just this giant crescendo of a piece. All the electronics and effects worked really well. At first I didn't think I would care for it, but as I said, by the end I wanted to replay it again. The ending caught me off guard too, very cool! I really like your Thom Yorke style of singing, you kind of sound like him too, especially when your vocals first entered. You a Radiohead fan? Your vocals became more emotional and unchained as it went on, I could really feel the pain. It was a bit much for me, but I think it fit the song well and shouldn't be altered. Awesome work mate! Keep the hits coming for my YC feed

Hey there Nikkol I knew I remembered you, I listened to your music before. These tracks are definitely an improvement, and I like the instrumental approach. 🙂 I think I liked Lana more than Carly, because you had many more moments with melody. That's something I would continue to pursue, because without vocals the music could sound kind of empty with just drums and rhythm guitar. I dig the drum parts too! Just make sure to keep practicing your craft because the drums and guitar are out of sync in places. Keep writing and posting, looking forward to hearing more guitar around here 😄

Your music is great! I listened to the three you posted, and they're all wonderful. This one was my favorite, thanks for sharing 🙂

Wow, there are some really colorful moments here! I love 4:00 - 5:00, it's like you treat the orchestra as a percussion instrument 🙂 Very very cool! Love the big unanticipated chord at 8:30 too. Aw, lame, but I get it. I've been there, we are our own worst critics. I would have submitted anyway, it is quite good to me. Your score looks great too. I think the big changes you would want to do are better left alone, as you've done. Save those ideas for the next one. You can sit there and tinker with orchestra pieces forever, no shame in letting it be as is. Watch your levels in the mix, you have a few spots where I hear distortion, but that's an easy fix. Around the 9 min mark is an example. I think it's brass? Lovely piece, thanks for sharing! I've heard your music a few times now, I dig your style.