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Dragon Fruit Toccata

Valerio
in Piano Music, Solo Keyboard

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I am really, really pleased about how this piece turned out. It's difficult, but super fun to play. It's gonna be the third and llast movement of a Fruit Sonata (Durian, Buddha Hand, Dragon Fruit). I have published Durian here before, and I have not composed Buddha Hand yet.

This is just a quick recording I have done tonight, I will do a better one with video soon 🙂

Let me know all your thoughts!

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    Incredible. 

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    Very nice textures, and the harmonies sound very apropriate and well used.

    The playing is very impressive.

    Also, it's impossible not to like something called "Dragon Fruit Toccata"

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    I just made a video of this piece if anyone is interested 🙂

     

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    Beautiful playing! This is such an energetic piece, I love every bit of it.

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    Thank you! Nice to hear that 🙂

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