Winter Evening in D sharp minor

this is a piece in russian style inspired by a translation of a poem by Pushkin. the trills and tremolos symbolise snow drifts and howling winds outside the comfort of an old hut. comments are always appreciated!

I must say that I liked it...I'm not good at 'critiquing' music so I will just tell you what I liked about it :)

1: Loved the trills and tremolos.

2: I liked the bass part when it had qavers e.g. bars 43, 44, 46, 47 etc...

Lastly: I liked the ending with the semiquavers.

But in general, I really enjoyed it. :)

wow thank you for being clear!

No problems.

I figured rather than just saying "I liked it" and leaving it there I would say why I liked it :) but it really is a pretty piece...I may even learn to play it, with the composers permission of course :P

thats very cool! but the thing is im not a pianist and you will find most it unplayable, even if you don mind the dodgy notation haha.