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Dreaming in the Sky

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The opening theme is simple and unaccompanied. After the theme is done, it repeats itself, now with left hand bass arpeggios and a sixth underneath to harmonize the melody. Two new themes are introduced, then the original theme is repeated with rythymic variation, and finally in a whole tone scale. From there, the piece declines into a closing.

I hope you enjoy. This was a quick write for me, and I hope it does not hinder it's quality.

Dreaming_in_the_Sky.mid

Very nice. I love impressionism, and this piece doesen't put the art to shame! What deligthfull flying melodies and subtle arpeggios I hear (hence the title?:)), truly wonderfull. :) This isn't to say the piece is flawless, not far from it though! The flaw being for the most part that it is too short, please expand on it.

Lovely work so far.

Cool!!!!!!!

I love Impressionism too, and I wish to learn to write music like that someday! I like your use of the whole tone scale, and I think it really is like "dreaming in the sky".

One of the best pieces I've heard.

Keep up the good work!

Wish you'd extend it though :)

  • 2 months later...

Good start,.

Look at debussy's arabesque... particularly what he does with the triplets...

Try to create a richer texture.

But good start

Definitely got the impressionistic feel.

Cheers.

Rob.

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