sonata for violin and piano in E-major

Hello everyone,

Recently, I had a look again at my older compositions, and I am posting this one (early 19^th century style) here for review.  It was my first attempt to write something for violin and piano. Since I am not a violin player, I am not so confident with the bowing slurs. But I suppose that a good violinist could easily help me with this.  I have also written about half of the second movement, but I don´t know if it is worthwhile to continue ( working on so many other projects right now!)

I am looking forward to your comments.  

Best regards,

 Johan

Very nice melodies! I love this genre and I think you have done quite well.
I love the harmony changes and there is a lot of interaction between the piano and violin, which makes it sound more interesting.
I have not found any passages where the violin part is unplayable, but I am not a violin player.

It is certainly worthwile to compose the other movements! 

Well done.

Very nice indeed.  I would just recommend breaking up the slurs so they don't extend over a measure, especially in cases where you have the eighth note figurations following by longer duration notes.  Otherwise, this is a very playable work which would be a nice intermediate level piece for a student violinist and I mean that as a compliment since I actually think it is hard to write good pieces that are not too difficult to play. 

Just 2 cents from a former very mediocre violinist.