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Sonata

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Hello, this is a short sonata I wrote as a gift.

It is four movements.

1. Techniques used

It is classical in structure. It makes use of tonal harmony.

2. How long it took to compose the piece

About a week.

3. Structure of your piece

Movement 1= Sonata form

Movement 2= Binary with a little rounding

Movement 3= Compound binary

Movement 4= Variations

4. Obstacles when composing

Lack of experience with composing classical works. Time constraints.

5. Summary of overall piece

It is what it is.

BSonataMVMT1Allegro.mid

BSonataMVMT2Andante.mid

BMVMT3.mid

BSonataMVMT4Variations.mid

Very Pleasant Piece. The only criticism I have is that you may want to use pedaling in movement 2, and sometimes the left hand part masks the melody. Other than that I liked it.

Before listening to movement 4, Mvmts 1-3 had an overall happy tone. Then I notices that movement 4 is the birthday song ,cute.

PS: What composition suite did you use to make the suite? If it cannot create MP3s then I can create MP3s for you. PM me if interested.

Cheers.

Rather good.

You should work more in this style.

Quite convincing, for not having much experience in the style.

Some very good ideas in there.

In the second movement, you should make the left hand quieter,

and consider varying the figuration a bit - it's a bit repetitive.

Also, the second movement could be expanded upon - all of the movements

could actually.

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