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3-4-5 (Mathematics in music)

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HELLO!!!

Here is my piece called "3-4-5". I know, the title is pretty strange. That is why I am adding pdf file with the notes, so you can check it and find out, why the piece is called this way! 

Otherwise, if you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to leave them here or in PM.

(Hopefully, pdf is not empty this time)

 

Wish you all the best!

Edited by Eido1

Wow, man... I love this piece. The texture you've created with the eighths is perfect for the single line in the bottom. Besides, the arc is perfect: rest - tension - rest.

On the other hand, there is no clue (at least for me) about the title, but I don't care, it's your title.

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18 hours ago, Luis Hernández said:

Wow, man... I love this piece. The texture you've created with the eighths is perfect for the single line in the bottom. Besides, the arc is perfect: rest - tension - rest.

On the other hand, there is no clue (at least for me) about the title, but I don't care, it's your title.

 

Wooooow.... Finally a reviewer's feedback. Couldn't be happier right now! Thank you so much for leaving your opinion. Also, the thought that you liked the piece makes me even happier :))

If you want I can explain you the idea of the piece, but I think you will get it pretty fast when you will look into the notes a few times. It is all about these three numbers 3,4, and 5.

By the way, were you listening on the headphones? 

Appreciate your comment once again! 

 

I am listening to it again and it's one of my favorite pieces lately here. Original idea to put the melody in the bottom (this is something Philip Glass also does). The texture is beautiful and it's not tiring because it changes all the time.

No, I listened with the speakers of my Mac.

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On 8/12/2018 at 2:58 PM, Luis Hernández said:

I am listening to it again and it's one of my favorite pieces lately here. Original idea to put the melody in the bottom (this is something Philip Glass also does). The texture is beautiful and it's not tiring because it changes all the time.

No, I listened with the speakers of my Mac.

 

Oh my goodness. Thank you so much for kind words:D

Oh, okay. The bassline with the headphones sounds even better!

  • 1 month later...

Man, this is amazing... No comments at all, totally enjoying this little, effective piece... 

  • 2 weeks later...

Very enjoyable! The changes in momentum and the key shifts are very fluid and organic, and the ending was by far what tied the piece together in a very impactful way. 

  • 2 weeks later...

I loved it! Why can't it last an hour? I would like to immerse mysel for a long time in this soundworld.

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