RobinH

Cool. I hear a lot of familiaritys in there. Inspired by Batman Begins/The Dark Knight and Transformers? :)

Thanks people :) Sorrow doesn't go into major. It's all minor.

First I usually name my composition the dates. Then when I feel the piece is finished I take a days break or two from that specific piece before I listen to it again. Then I try to listen for the name, close your eyes if you'd like. Sounds odd, I know. But listen to your piece, see if you can connect it with something. What do you see while listening to it? What do you think of?

Nice. I quite like it. I feel it's somewhat mysterious, and creepy. This should be a harpsichord piece, not piano :D What kind of style were you going for?

Hi everyone :) I'm new here and am looking for some feedback on some of my music. I have a few pieces here I'd like some feedback on. These aren't the worlds best or too complicated pieces. But a saying I came up with, which I find to be correct, is: Music doesn't need to be complex or complicated, as long as it sounds good. But enough of that. If anyone would be so kind, you can take a listen to a few of my piano pieces on my YouTube channel. YouTube - RobinHeiberg's Channel The pieces are 'Melody in B', 'Melody in D' and 'Sorrow'. Also, I've noticed the sound on YT to be a little choppy the last day, so as a last resort you could go here and listen, too: SoundClick artist: Robin Heiberg Anyway, this post got to be way longer than I intended and it needed to be. I hope someone will take a listen and tell me what you think, though. For now, thanks! -Robin