Jane, for piano

Hi!!! This a different post from the usual, I trieed making collage art and I kinda liked so I decided to translate it to music! Its my first time writing incidental music but I believe I achieved the mood I wanted to express!!!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NKk3dLrDa8q4Rh_rVZ-36o9bmbVITTU3/view?usp=drive_link

This sounds like minecraft music, and i mean that in the best way possible. Very pretty, and so is your collage art!

Hi @Samuel_vangogh!

This one sounds wierdly soothing with the naughty nonchalant melody plus a consonant accompaniment. I don't know art but I think your music matches the painting much, as the mysterious sound matches those mesmerizing clouds. Thx for sharing!

Henry

Hi! @Henry Ng Tsz Kiu thank you for the feedback!

I wanted to demonstrate a more ambiguous and calm atmosphere, but with a deeply strange and dissonant core. It's like lying to yourself: saying that everything is fine just because you're ignoring the bad things in life. 

23 minutes ago, Samuel_vangogh said:

It's like lying to yourself: saying that everything is fine just because you're ignoring the bad things in life.

LoL just like me in the last year

Hi @Samuel_vangogh!

You made this art?  It looks great!  The music is wonderful too!  The delaying of the resolution to the tonic through repeated ii - V's is to me a very cool feature.  The ending is quite unusual as well and despite not ending on the tonic, it still sounds finished.  Also, something I noticed is that (at least in the beginning) the piece seems to be in the Acoustic mode (or Lydian b7 or Mixolydian #4).  But there's plenty of chromaticism as well.  The simplicity but exploration of non-harmonic tones is also a bit Satie-like.  Thanks for sharing!

P.S.: would you post a link to your artwork, if possible as a high resolution image?  That would be really great!  Thanks in advance!

Hiii! @PeterthePapercomPoser

Thank you for your feedback!! 

This piece also represents a character in a history, which I I represent as the tritone interval. In the first part of the piece, each bar starts with a tritone over the bass of the chord, so it seems that it uses that weird scale