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ZettaH

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  1. That was actually a mistake I made while playing it, this was oriented on a similar theme in Bach's Toccata in D Minor. Sorry about that :/
  2. First of all, the file seems fine to me, I can play it without any problems. If you do encounter problems here's a Youtube link: There is no score for this piece. I learn really most pieces by heart while composing them, because I have noticed that computer programs for composing such things are really incapable of doing the thing I want them to do, and take way too long. I could write it down by hand, as the great composers did but I have a lot of things to do in a day, can't afford to do that. I can therefore of course not assure anyone the music isn't stolen, but I really doubt it's that good.
  3. This is a piece I composed this spring. I would classify it as a Toccata-esk organ piece, however when I wrote it I didn't intend for it to be a Toccata. I don't really know how to categorise this piece, I hope some parts of it are quite enjoyable.
  4. Hello, I've recently tried a new composing style and wanted your thoughts on the results. I basically sat down on the organ and thought of a quick story (like a chase for example), saw what came to my mind and learnt the piece by heart until I was able to reliably record it without making too many mistakes. I've recorded 3 of my attempts, I'm going to give you a quick insight about what they are supposed to capture. 1st example: Supposed to simbolize someone going outside after a very heavy thunder storm, getting onto a train and daydreaming, but the train hits the emergency breaks and the adrenaline induces almost a panic attack, which then leads to him fainting and having another dream, that is more sinister than the first one. Example #2: Someone walking through a very mysterious yet sinister enviroment and then getting chased, basically running until he finds shelter. I find the end to be a bit unsatisfactory, but I don't want to judge my own music. Example 3: I'm not quite sure of this one, but what I can remember that it was supposed to represent someone waking up, and having a sick day. I'd love to know what you think about them. I wouldn't even mind being told every single one is a disaster, as long as I can learn from my mistakes.

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