Toccata I

old work, revised. probably testing finger flexibility to the max

I think you are very good at creating an atmosphere in just a few bars. After some time though, I feel like this piece needs a contrasting, slower section. At some point I start to hear a machine instead of a piano. By creating a moment to breathe, you could make the whole piece a lot more interesting.

Good job!

thanks for the advice, it actually allows rubato in places where articulation changes, but the software cant do it

Reminds me a little of Prokofiev's Toccata with the driving repeated notes in the opening.  I enjoyed it a lot, though I agree with Dirk that a contrasting section would be welcome as the frenetic pace of the work throughout is almost too tiring for my ear at least.

I agree that it is quite tiring to listen to it, I should arrange the chords in a way to make it light.