Prelude №9

Composition completed on 11/24/2015

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Edited July 29, 20196 yr by CyberPianist

Another lovely piece! This was beautiful and delicate. Although, I was thrown off a bit at measures 24-29. I'm not sure I'd have been able to correctly interpret the dramatic changes in tempo on my own if I were reading it without having heard it. Not sure if thats just my inexperience with sight reading/interpretation or if there is a clearer way to communicate that on the page. In any case, it's really delightful and I think I'll try to learn it!

14 hours ago, KJthesleepdeprived said:

Another lovely piece! This was beautiful and delicate. Although, I was thrown off a bit at measures 24-29. I'm not sure I'd have been able to correctly interpret the dramatic changes in tempo on my own if I were reading it without having heard it. Not sure if thats just my inexperience with sight reading/interpretation or if there is a clearer way to communicate that on the page. In any case, it's really delightful and I think I'll try to learn it!

 

thank you for your time and your attention! Yes, you correctly noted, my scores (sheets) is rather conditional. I admit that there may be different interpretations. I am also not very sure about my interpretation either. I'm also glad to hear that you are going to try to learn this piece and I hope it will bring you both benefits and pleasure!

Edited July 30, 20196 yr by CyberPianist

Very beautiful.

Sometimes the time signature is a bit odd. Why isn't the beginning in 6/8?

17 hours ago, Luis Hernández said:

Very beautiful.

Sometimes the time signature is a bit odd. Why isn't the beginning in 6/8?

 

Thank you!

In fact, just because this piece was originally intended for signature in 2/4 and most of this piece was composed in dicotyledonous signatures.

Edited July 31, 20196 yr by CyberPianist

Very nice melody. I have no words.

Another great piece