January 11, 20206 yr Here my new piece for viola and piano. Harmony is quite simple and diatonic in EbM with any modulation at all, just a few A natural borrowed, I guess, from Eb Lydian scale. Harmonic progression EbM - EbM - Gm - Gm (x6) AbM - AbM - EbM - EbM (x4) Gm - Cm - Fm - BbM (x2) - BbM - BbM This progression is repieted exactly the same and finish with a few bars in EbM. Edited January 11, 20206 yr by Guillem82
January 14, 20206 yr Why do you give the piano proper sixteenth notes but the viola you give the double line "tremolo"? In my many years of playing a string instrument, I've never seen 1 or 2 beamed tremolos unless the music was decently fast-paced.
January 14, 20206 yr Author Hi, to be honest, I used that notation because I have never used before, that`s it. And I have seen it many times on classical music scores...anyway, thanks for the comment. I`ll correct it :) Edited January 14, 20206 yr by Guillem82
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