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Study into aggressiveness.


Jean Szulc

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22 hours ago, Luis Hernández said:

It's interesting, I like the full chromatic treatment. Although it's short, I would appreciate a contrasting section of phrase because the rhythm fills the whole piece. Perhaps a key signature like 12/8 or similar would be clearer.

 

Thank's! Changing the time signature would probably be a good idea. It was inspired by Camargo Guarnieri's Piano Études. If you never heard of it, I'd reccomend giving them a go. Heres a link for it!

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This was an interesting piece, and I enjoyed listening to it! The rhythms were pretty cool!

I did feel at times that the notes and chords were rather random. I'm all for spicing chords up with unpredictable chromatics, but it's a good idea to stick to a pattern so that it doesn't come out sounding like it was decided by a dice roll. That may not be the case at all with your piece... but that was my impression, so take it with a grain of salt.

Great job! Thanks for posting this!

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18 hours ago, Tónskáld said:

This was an interesting piece, and I enjoyed listening to it! The rhythms were pretty cool!

I did feel at times that the notes and chords were rather random. I'm all for spicing chords up with unpredictable chromatics, but it's a good idea to stick to a pattern so that it doesn't come out sounding like it was decided by a dice roll. That may not be the case at all with your piece... but that was my impression, so take it with a grain of salt.

Great job! Thanks for posting this!

 

 

Hey! As this was the first piece I wrote, about a year ago, I don't remember what was my exact thought-proccess, but I remember writing an initial "theme" and expanding it into full chromatism. 

 

23 hours ago, Jean Szulc said:

It was inspired by Camargo Guarnieri's Piano Études. If you never heard of it, I'd reccomend giving them a go. Heres a link for it!

Also, the randomness of it was something that appealed to me a lot. I was very much into the études above, so that character grew quite strong in me.

 

I really appreciate the feedback,

Jean.

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