Piano Sonata no 3 - 1. Moderato

Hello dear composers. First of all, I wish you a Happy New Year, and may this year give you even more inspiration for creating even more music.

I present to you the first movement of my new sonata. I must admit that it challenged me quite a bit, but the final result leaves me completely satisfied. Here you will also find influences from my favorite composers, but I feel that, specifically in this movement, I put much more of my own introspective and personal style into it. I hope you like it.

Hello @Vasilis Michael:

First, you are very welcome for the shout out. You earned it.  Now to the main the event. 

I can love how the thematic material, which is presented in the exposition, is developed in the middle section. Both P and S themes are phrased well.  The Transition between is lovely. The modal mixture is beautiful. 🙂 You can never go wrong with that!  I hear Mozart, Schubert, Chopin, and maybe Brahmns (?)

9 hours ago, Kvothe said:

Hello @Vasilis Michael:

First, you are very welcome for the shout out. You earned it.  Now to the main the event. 

I can love how the thematic material, which is presented in the exposition, is developed in the middle section. Both P and S themes are phrased well.  The Transition between is lovely. The modal mixture is beautiful. 🙂 You can never go wrong with that!  I hear Mozart, Schubert, Chopin, and maybe Brahmns (?)

 

Thank you so much my dear @kvothe. I'm very happy that you like it. Yes Mozart schubert and Chopin are there and maybe you are right about Brahms espessialy at the development section. Thanks again for the appreciation my friend 

9 hours ago, Vasilis Michael said:

Thank you so much my dear @kvothe. I'm very happy that you like it. Yes Mozart schubert and Chopin are there and maybe you are right about Brahms espessialy at the development section. Thanks again for the appreciation my friend 

 

You are welcome