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Prelude in D major

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This is a short piano piece I have composed. I hope you like it.

Hey could you provide a score as to give more detailed analysis??

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16 hours ago, Bradley Scarff said:

Hey could you provide a score as to give more detailed analysis??

 

Of course!

It's an excellent little piece, you have fantastic phrasing and expression, 

Parts of the main theme felt a little too repetitive at times particularly when it comes back, perhaps you could add some rhythmic interest with some triplets somewhere. 

Measure 18: That trill does sound very convincing to me, perhaps use a descending sequence to land back on the tonic.

The middle section in 2/4 sounds a bit jarring initially, It's a good theme but it comes in too suddenly, perhaps reworking the bar before would apply some more beneficial transitions.

 

Over all it's very good. It individual and has a distinct style. I look forward to seeing more of you work 🙂 

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5 minutes ago, Bradley Scarff said:

It's an excellent little piece, you have fantastic phrasing and expression, 

Parts of the main theme felt a little too repetitive at times particularly when it comes back, perhaps you could add some rhythmic interest with some triplets somewhere. 

Measure 18: That trill does sound very convincing to me, perhaps use a descending sequence to land back on the tonic.

The middle section in 2/4 sounds a bit jarring initially, It's a good theme but it comes in too suddenly, perhaps reworking the bar before would apply some more beneficial transitions.

 

Over all it's very good. It individual and has a distinct style. I look forward to seeing more of you work 🙂 

 

Thank you very much!

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Edited by Yuchanbot

I like that quite a lot, Amazing. I love how you use that simple motif of 2 eighth notes anacrusis as a backbone of the piece. Also the left hand helps to emphasize the rythm and flow. 

Did you got inspirantion from a certain style or composer. 

Very catchy and clever all through 🙂 Congratulations!

I don't know why I reminds me a bit of that lovely prelude by E. Grieg, though the similarities are not evident.

 

Edited by Guillem82

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45 minutes ago, Guillem82 said:

I like that quite a lot, Amazing. I love how you use that simple motif of 2 eighth notes anacrusis as a backbone of the piece. Also the left hand helps to emphasize the rythm and flow. 

Did you got inspirantion from a certain style or composer. 

Very catchy and clever all through 🙂 Congratulations!

I don't know why I reminds me a bit of that lovely prelude by E. Grieg, though the similarities are not evident.

 

 

Thank you a lot! Actually, I was imitating Mozart's style. 

1 hour ago, Moueen Issa said:

Thank you a lot! Actually, I was imitating Mozart's style. 

 

Interesting, I would have never said it was Mozart inspiried, because it sounds a bit more contemporary to me... but anyway what actually matters is the good result 🙂 

Edited by Guillem82

I really love this piece. I've been revisiting Mozart lately and have come to truly appreciate the genius that he was. I can definitely hear the influence from him, but I think you've done a tremendous job in taking from him a wealth of knowledge and making something your own. 

I would have loved some more rests in the B theme! It's a beautiful progression, but a bit of phrasing would elevate this to the next level imo. 

This is one I'll come back to often, thanks for sharing! I hope you stick around and comment on others works. You'll receive more feedback too

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