Vasilis Michael

I thank you so much for your wonderful words, and I’m the happiest person when my music sparks interest in the listener and they enjoy it. The truth is, I considered it my own innovation to take the Binary form and combine it with all of my influences. At first, I wondered how it would fit, but in the end, it worked out perfectly and it’s generally the style that suits me. Once again, thank you, and I’m incredibly glad you enjoyed it.

"Thank you so much, I’m really glad you liked it. In the past few years, I had really explored his sonatas and I was blown away by how incredibly stylish and ahead of his time they were. He truly became the greatest source of inspiration for me. So far, I’ve written 20 sonatas in this style, although in most of them there’s a mix of Scarlatti, Mozart, and Schubert. But the combination left me amazed by the result."

Here is one of my favorite sonatas in binary form, inspired by the colossal Scarlatti, who is also the reason I started composing music systematically over the past two years. It’s a blend of Scarlatti’s style but also includes elements from other classical composers. A very playful sonata with quite a few unexpected modulations that make it even more humorous… I hope you enjoy it.

I wish to have more free time to help me develop more ideas. My time is very limited unfortunately. I would love to dedicate time to write another piano sonata . Maybe slowly slowly so I have to adapt to this regardless of the limited time

Thank you so much for your words and your attention my dear friend. Really appreciated it 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

"Don’t worry, I know the entire work of Chopin as well as that of my other favorite composers. It’s just that Schubert is the composer who influences my psyche more than anyone else. Him and Mozart. And now that you mentioned Chopin, I’ve also composed pieces that resemble Chopin a lot 🙂 Among my favorite composers."

Thank you so much for your attention and appreciation. Schubert, and to some extent Schumann as well, influence me a lot. Even with my influences, I try in some way to leave my own mark. On the one hand, I feel blessed that I can capture the style so accurately, but on the other hand, I feel locked in. Still, this music expresses me and I love it, which is why I can’t escape from it. In any case, I’m very glad that you enjoyed it and appreciated the effort.

“Thank you so much, my dear. On the one hand, I feel blessed that I can capture the style, but on the other hand, I feel locked in. Schubert is my soul – he influences me incredibly. Still, I try each time to add something of my own, some small inventions of mine. Little by little, more and more. Finding your own voice is the hardest thing of all. In any case, I am very satisfied with my progress, and what matters most is that what I do is my whole life, and I feel blessed. Once again, thank you for your kind words.”

Hello again, my dear friends, Here is another piece I wrote yesterday. Music of the moment. It’s one of those inspirations where you sit at the piano and it just comes out all at once, and I must say I truly loved this particular piece. Very Schubert-like, as always, but I believe I’ve also added my own touch. I hope you enjoy it.

I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend and I love your humour 🙂

Thank you once again for your time on the second minuet. I’ll agree with you about the fz markings, but because of NotePerformer I sometimes have to change things and use different dynamics in order to get something closer to the result I’d like. Sometimes I might add accents that don’t sound the way I want, which is why I chose fz. I want something like fz there, but not as strong as the program makes it sound. In any case, critique is always welcome, especially for pieces like this where I myself don’t yet feel very ready—it was a very timid attempt, to be honest. Still, I think it was respectable, and I’m also glad that it left such a positive impression both on you and on others. Thanks again.

Thank you so much for your wonderful words and for your attention to my composition. My love for Mozart and my musical instinct helped bring about a decent and good result. Once again, thank you.

Hello again. I had posted my minuets for string quartet in another topic, and after a suggestion from peterpapercomposer, I’m now creating a separate topic just for them. As I mentioned in a previous topic, I am mainly a composer for piano, but I equally love orchestral music and chamber music. Chamber music in particular is my favorite genre. It’s just that, as a pianist, I had never really sat down to work with other instruments, since in the past I never had ambitions to become a composer. The desire to compose came about two years ago. I’ve made two attempts writing for other instruments, and I can say it’s quite a good effort. For now, I don’t have a cleaner score. I’ll post the video now, and at some point I’ll edit it and add a clearer score. Thank you again. Edit: I forgot to mention that both of them are once again in a classical, Mozart-like style.

Because I'm at work right now I'll check it later. I subscribed to your channel already my dear friend

Thank you very much. I don’t know any other instruments besides the piano, but ever since I was a child—since my adolescence and up to this day—I have listened only to classical music, especially from the Baroque to the Romantic era. I love the Classical period the most, and as the years went by, studying all these works, I became one with them. With a little talent, some musical perception, and my musical instinct, I gathered the courage to begin timidly composing. The most daring work I wrote is the Divertimento for winds, and you know very well how difficult and how different it is. In that piece, I did most of my work; it took time and filled me with much anxiety, but I enjoyed it once the result satisfied me.