Edgar

Well, this doesn't seem very different before, except for no perma-banning and tighter control upon posts. So YAY FOR THE NEW YC ERA!!!! :D We shall start a new calendar on this day! Happy New Year everyone!!! The calendar will be as stated below: 5 months, each number 73 days and this is the first day of the first year (YC 1)!!! I can't think of what the months should be named but... Today is 1, YC 1 Or: 1/1/01 Hmm, maybe I'm going to far into this... :huh: Oh well.

Beautiful piece of music! ;)

This is an amazing piece! The only thing I could say would be to change the ending. It didn't really work to my ears. Perhaps descending triplets coming down to a very pretty ending chord (Look at some Chopin nocturnes). And as to the Picardy cadence: I think it would be best left out, frankly, but that's your call. Keep in mind that this is my personal opinion, so take it or leave it. :P Excellent piece! Cheers, Edgar

Do most kids think about Clementi at all?

Can you please make the deadline sooner???

Thank you, Woodruff. Sorry about not being able to find a converter- I did look. :P I think both you and Qc have been tremendously helpful, so thank you to both of you. :)

That's optimistic. :sadtears:

Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 466 An astounding work! All three movements are really amazing, and I suggest this piece to anyone! ;)

:huh: I never said that there were any new works in the Classical style being performed. It's in disuse, but it's not gone. There's me, J. Lee, punkitititi, umm... Well, it's VERY disused unfortunately, but that's just on YC. Vox Saeclorum (I think that's the spelling) is an entire forum dedicated to Baroque and Classical music. There's no reason to not take my music seriously just because it's in a style that most people don't use. It's hypocritical to call me "closed minded" about 4'33" when this is your attitude towards the style I choose to compose in.

Qc- It may be in disuse but it is certainly not gone. :) Leigh- Thanks... :D

Trite? That's a tiny bit harsh, no? As to your analysis: blimey, I'll have to look at that when I have more time! :sweat: Thank you for going into such detail for such a small piece! :)

Why not?

Score posted!!! ;)

How flattering... :blush: But really it's an insignificant piece, and my playing is 2nd rate. :P Thank you for the comments; I feel guilty accepting them after having criticized Exanimous's comments though... :P Indeed... :)

Alas, 'tis not.

Should this not be in Chamber Music?

lol.

French horn.

Well, thank you for your thoughts, but I don't consider this an exercise because this is the style I choose to compose in. I consider it a small and rather pleasant dance, insignificant though it is. I don't believe you can speak for my dog, as you have no idea what the circumstances of the recording were and you have never met my dog. Well, this minuet may be in the style of Mozart and his contemporaries, but it's not an imitation. It is my theme and I chose where to go with it. I also think that there are some things in this dance that Mozart would not have done. :) Thank you, Exanimous, for your thoughts. :closedeyes: I think I have addressed them. (Yes, I do adopt a rather business-like tone when discussing my music :P) Jawoodruff: I shall sniff around for some kind of converter, yes. Nickady: Thank you. :D

It's nothing. Not music. Not art. It's just a waste of time. Music is defined as measured sound in time, and if the musicians aren't doing anything, then there is no music. People sit there listening to everyday sounds from their "ENVIRONMENT", which they hear every day. People go to concerts to escape from everyday life. If they go to a concert and nobody plays it's a bloody waste of time. It's just an awkward silence vomited back at them. ^That was rather rambling, but I hope you get my drift.

Good for you! :)

Yes... right! Sorry, won't happen again! :toothygrin:

What about N

COPYCAT.

Ah, thank you.