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Thank you! It was a lot of fun making this!

Old Macdonald in the style of Tchaikovsky's 'Trepak' from his Nutcracker ballet. Trepak - Old McDonald.mid

I actually didn’t know that! Thank you!!

Musescore’s ritards are iffy at best. I usually just write what you see and then hide it with the “v” key, but I forgot to this time, lol

It's not keyboard score form, but I changed the clefs to modern ones 🙂

The final movement of my cantata on Psalm 100. I'm still developing the first few movements/arias, which I will post here when mostly finished!

Here you go!

Very very beautiful introduction. I love the use of basso continuo! I feel it could use a more lively obbligato (rising Romanesca schema maybe?) to really emphasize the word painting of 'You who come from heaven.' My German is not the best, but I believe the 'Der' should be on a pickup and 'du' should land on the strong beat (1 or 3) since we want to emphasize 'him' (Gott und Jesu?) Again, overall very very nice. I feel studying the text and some of Bach's arias will help a lot. Look into Da Capo aria form as well if you haven't already. It really helps with extending a piece!

I was bored yesterday, so I composed a bicinium based on 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.' Let me know what y'all think! I used cantamus.app to render the voice, by the way.

Thank you! Yes, I agree. The tenor did an outstanding job!

I commissioned Fiverr artists to sing my motet!

Thank you for the feedback! Yes, I 100% agree this needs more dynamics + rubato. I didn't add anything as I left the dynamics up to the pianist. Also, regarding the trill on the triplets, they don't sound good because Musescore messed it up 😞 They sound much better when I play them on my piano!

A simple Chopin-esque waltz inspired by Chopin's Op.70 No.3 and Op.69 No.2.Lemme know what you think! Waltz_Simplex_in_C_minor.mid

Thank you for your kind regards! Also, regarding the repetitive rhythm, I'll give you a hint: it symbolizes something in the text 😉

Here's the slightly updated version!