Prelude no.14

This one is a little bit minor, little bit dorian, kept it on the simpler side. 😄 

I hope you enjoy, and as always all comments and thoughts are welcome!

@Thatguy v2.0

Here's my review on your prelude: 

1. Harmony:  The harmonic language throughout this prelude is lush, and beautiful.  There are moments of chromaticism that create a sense of romanticism and yonder.  Ex: b 26.  I love how that sonority sneaks in and breaks the diatonic harmony. 

2. Melodic material: You have established clear melodic motive the flows nicely with the harmony. 

3. Character and tone: I feel that this piece is a romantic style prelude.  Either chopin or Rachominov would have wrote something like this. 

4. the score is readible and playable. 

Overall i enjoy it. 🙂  

@Kvothe Hey thanks for listening! 🙂

Very nice!  It sounds to me a bit proto-impressionistic, like a young Debussy.  

harmonies in bar 3 (loove the surprise Csharp) and 34 (yay raised sixth!!!) are my faves 🙂 

whole thing has a wonderful melancholy vibe. the tresillo rhythm of the middle section is a fun vibe to bring into it

6 hours ago, Churchcantor said:

Very nice!  It sounds to me a bit proto-impressionistic, like a young Debussy.

I agree! I love how Debussy moved his chord progressions along. Thanks for listening

5 hours ago, TheGreatEscaper said:

harmonies in bar 3 (loove the surprise Csharp)

I love this too. The sneaky parallel fifths in that string of chords sounds "shiny" to me, my brain kept wanting me to tinker with the counterpoint but I ultimately went with my ears. Thanks for listening, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I really love this. Some harmonies are so interesting and gave very special timbre and atmosphere to the whole prelude. Well done my dear friend. I really enjoyed it