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This is a minor key trombone piece that I've worked on all today and surprisingly I was able to finish it in record time. So here it is in finished format. It's a rather sad piece with a lyric trombone on top of deep, low, and dramatic piano accompanient.

So here you are, and enjoy!

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Very nice piece.

You already know what i mentioned about the pedals, and the slightly abrupt ending, but just posting to say i think its a good piece, and well done!

:laugh:

Pretty cool :D I actually like the piano part better than the trombone. It could almost be called a piano piece with trombone accompaniment :P Yes, I agree the end should be added onto a little Daniel.

Anyways, good work.

- Jen

I'm going to be harsh for a second:

I got bored. I got so bored I started listening to it in fast-forward - which in Quicktime, means it keeps the pitch the same, but speeds the events up to double-speed. And surprisingly, I wasn't bored anymore. You have great material, but it needs to be twice as fast. Try it twice as fast, and you'll see what I mean.

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I'm going to be harsh for a second:

I got bored. I got so bored I started listening to it in fast-forward - which in Quicktime, means it keeps the pitch the same, but speeds the events up to double-speed. And surprisingly, I wasn't bored anymore. You have great material, but it needs to be twice as fast. Try it twice as fast, and you'll see what I mean.

Criticism accepted, and honestly, quite true. I've listened to the piece again at around 80 beats per minute, which I like better than the 60 I had it at earlier.

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