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Waltz challenge- No.1 C major

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Hiu, I decided to do a "waltz challenge", the thing is composing one waltz per every week of the year without getting monotonous, in all 12 major and minor tonalities, at the end I will like to do a waltz for at least 5 instruments.

 

Here is the first week, waltz in C major, actually it was composed in 3 days.

Good luck!

This waltz sounds like "música de salón". i like it. The middle part loses the melodic feeling a little bit but that's nice.

  • 2 months later...
On 1/6/2021 at 7:37 PM, Tortualex said:

without getting monotonous

this waltz does not get monotonous. it is, i think, somewhat derivative of....well, whatever music it is derivative of - salon or Chopin? - and that is OK. Heck, perhaps that is the point of the piece? It is logically and musically consistent, it flows, it is what it is, going merrily along its way, justifiably so, and so there isn't much that I should say about it and I wouldn't change a thing. (actually, that quick note passage starting around 0.59 isn't derivative of Chopin nor salon and it has real energy and excitement; calm soon ensues in the denouement, a nice return home and a nice finish).

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