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Fantasy in C# Minor (Part 2?)

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I have had quite a lot of time over the past couple of days and tried to finish this piece. I'm not sure if this piece should be called a fantasy or part 2 to be honest. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks.

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@edfgi234

You have many good ideas of rhythms and your harmony is interesting.

However, piece is a bit too long for my opinion and there were some parts where it felt quite empty:

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It's a bit of a dramatic fall after our ear got used to more rhythmic patterns, more complex harmony and more voices.

It feels to empty, at least for me. If you want this nothingness I guess it's fine but I think you should drop these elements one by one.

I'd simply give the right hand chords too, so it sounds... fuller in a way.

Also I like the way it ends.

  • 1 month later...

Felt a little bit too long without significant changeโ€“ when you get to the end, it sounds like a sort of end to the exposition of a sonata form or something. Like, it felt like that should have gone somewhere. I don't know, the intrigue you built a the beginning was great, but a little disappointing when it felt like that was going to be the status quo.

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