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@Henry Ng Tsz Kiu @aMusicComposer Thanks for both of your reviews! Yeah I didn't make the cadenza part complicated since to me it was just slapping the trill and melody together, the spin comes from the Beethoven 3 cadenza linking to carol (and honestly I'm not sure how to make it more complex within the deadline). I did play the Quodlibet and indeed find some tenths a bit hard to play, although manageable. Thanks for point out the parallel octaves! I wonder why you said it's a 5 part though - I intended it as a 4 part.

My Submission this year. Merry Christmas!

Christmas Fragments.mp3 Hi All, first submission here albeit a unserious, light-hearted one (and a rushed one too). I wrote three variations on Christmas carols and named them fragments cause I didn't have the time and motivation to apply the whole ideas onto the whole carols (plus that could get boring). Instead I composed part of it as an 'aha' moment while exploring how melodies fit so perfectly to existing melodies. Christmas Couple - I have always unironically think joy to the world fits more to The Marriage of Figaro overture, so here it is. Christmas Cadenza - Well self evident (?), the rhythm fits so well even though not the same key. Recording is by musescore so the trills are kinda noisy lol Christmas Counterpoint - Basically a quodlibet, with bad counterpoint. I'm still learning counterpoint (especially tonal or more than two voices) so I put together melodies of carols / pop songs as many as I can (I counted 11) while maintaining some harmony and try not to violate basic counterpoint principles I've learnt (which I'm sure I violated a few). The result seems like a mess but hey at least I had a blast writing it. Hope y'all will have a laugh!