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10 Short Romances

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That sounds great! But I agreed with Luís, I see a little too much parallel thirds on the violins.

May be just one violin is enough and you could write the double notes on the hard beats...though I don't know, if that's technically possible.

Edited by Guillem82

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I was struggling to choose between one or two violins. But in some parts the double notes would be very difficult to play by one violin. Also in one measure there is a contrapuntal motion that I liked it very much! And that made using two violins inevitable!

It sounds nice, but it would sound better if since the piano is basically playing the bass line for the most part, if one of the violins played a countermelody instead of just doubling the other violin in thirds. A countermelody doesn't have to be hard to write, just make it have a different melodic contour than the main melody and don't leave dissonances(either between the countermelody and the main melody or between the countermelody and the bass) unresolved without a purpose. That's really all there is to writing a countermelody. It would add some melodic richness to this piece and it might add some harmonic richness to it as well. It is a nice melody you have though, and the right hand playing a part in the bass line is unusual but it does add to this piece, so I think you should keep the bass line as well.

Sounds nice, Good work!

I am not too bothered by using two violins ( it gives the music a certain charm).

But I would write another ending of the piece. It is a bit too abrupt for me.  

  • 2 years later...
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Hi! This is the solo piano version of my piece. Hope you like it!

 

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