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  1. honestly I just took the fur elise midi file from musecore and It came with that 😭 I just didn't bother changing it thank you1
  2. thank you so much!
  3. orchestra op.5.pdf orchestra op.5.mp3
  4. umfr.pdf fur-elise-beethoven.mp3
  5. piano orchs.mp3 um (1).pdf
  6. I dug through my old musecore files, and found what I think to be my first composition, from four months ago Op. 1, No. 1 – Miniature in D♯ Major.mp3 Op. 1No. 1 – Miniature in D♯ Major.pdf
  7. ooooo swag some other boomer had the same idea 😆
  8. twinkle.pdfI made this as a joke, though I ended up kind of likeing how it sounds twinkle.mp3
  9. Very nice! Becomes very impressive knowing you haven't studied any instruments Reminds me a bit of a Bach fugue I would highly suggest you study some basic theory, it's not as boring or hard as it seems And I think you could get some very good pieces if you do Good job :3
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  11. Aw that's super sweet of youuu Thank you very much One of my goals when starting this channel was exactly that, to get people to actually sit down and listen to the "nerdy" classical music, because it's SO GOTDAMN GOOD PEOPLE ARE MISSING OUT
  12. I really love The Nutcracker Suite, or "Waltz of the Flowers" by Tchaikovsky to be fair, I often times am very bored in class, maybe I'll get one of those notebooks that have a staff in them, and print out a piece or two, and just sit down and write them thank you for your words of advice!
  13. thank you very much! I've actually heard of this method of litterally writing down by hand existing works, and even have done it a few times, sadly I really don't think I'll have the time in the near future to write down an entire orchastral score I'd definetly go over his version and study it though, thank you for the kind comment
  14. I don't really know how to have in in the left hand without accidently getting rid of the waltz feel, maybe moving the bass-2-3 pattern to the right hand?
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