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Hello, Thank you for listening and for your time! I will try to respond to your comments in order: You're right that the second part doesn't have the classic Lento character, but almost none of the slow parts of my compositions adhere to the conventions of Lento 😅 The conclusion was intentionally ambiguous to a certain extent. I wanted a more open ending 🙂 The form is not fixed. Although you may find the composition quite accessible, many people struggle with my compositions. This is mainly due to the irregular rhythms and polyrhythms. I don't usually attach sheet music to the recordings in the interest of preserving the mental health of the listeners, as they are quite chaotic 😂 Anyway, thanks again for your review, I really, really appreciate it!

Hello, thank you for listening. I appreciate everyone who spends time listening to my pieces. For me, as an 18-year-old composer who doesn't write full-time, but rather in my spare time, every word means so much!

Hello, everyone! How are you? I haven't posted anything here in a long time, so I'll make up for it now. Unfortunately, with school starting, I don't have as much time for composing, but I try to set aside some time for my hobby between my studies. My latest composition is my first piano sonata. The composition is again interwoven with my specific style and I find it quite demanding to listen to. If you have a moment, I'd be happy if you listened to it. Thank you very much, I'm glad to be here with you! https://youtu.be/druaasJ6ebs?si=2BloE5frY6pu4EI9

Hello, thank you very much for listening! You are right that the tension and release in the composition are not built up directly harmoniously, but perhaps that is a specific feature of this music? It's hard to say. In any case, I'm glad you liked the composition!

Hello friends! I am very happy to write something here again. This time I would like to present you this composition of mine. Again you can hear my specific features in music. Otherwise, I apologize if the recording will rattle you somehow, some lesser quality headphones and speakers can't handle it completely 🙂

Hello! Thank you for your very detailed feedback, I appreciate you taking the time to listen even though you normally listen to a little something else! A lot of your suggestions are interesting and I will definitely consider putting them into practice. My music, as I wrote, breaks from the classical form, is full of irregularity and deliberate inconsistency, yet can be simple at times. I draw inspiration from many directions, including jazz, Czech folk music and others, each of which influences the music in a different way. The simplicity of traditional music, the wildness of jazz: they combine to create something very strange and, at first glance, perhaps confusing, out of tune. One has to get used to it first, because the first listening seems different from what one usually hears, even from contemporary modernism. Anyway, I'll certainly consider a lot of the things you've written, as they contain ideas about how to perhaps get more in touch with a wider listening audience. Thanks for that!

Hello my dear friends, I wish you all the best! After the exhausting composition of the string quartet, I decided to take a little rest and create five short pieces for violin and piano. Each one has a slightly different character, so hopefully you will like at least one of them 😅 I am attaching a link to the playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkdhDBNsadAFcrUSvZ0IJecryMQIa8iF8&si=jkL63F2p1dLcfglt

Thank you very much! This is a very gratifying discovery. Thank you for the time you have given to the composition. I wish you all the best.

Hi everyone, I would like to share with you my first major composition: a string quartet. My compositional style is evident in it, which is quite unusual, but at the same time I think it is accessible to a wider audience. I'd appreciate it if you gave it a listen! Thank you! https://youtu.be/WPfU9OKB8Aw?si=EFZEiZDdlTbWXOnu