March 11Mar 11 Hey everyone! I am decided to go ahead and publish my finished works on the forum. I may re-upload some existing works to match this shift, however, let this score mark the second part of this series! No.3 - Petite Sonata for StringsA Petite Sonata for Strings is a small work for string quartet I composed for my own experiment. I composed the second movement first as I was bored and wanted to try writing something using my theory skills. By fortune, I found some passion and within 4-days, I composed this work. Unfortunately, I fear there may be some challenges with the execution, whether it is for double stops or fast-pizzicato playing. I admit I am not as knowledgeable of string techniques and would love to hear some feedback or suggestions to amend any trouble spots!Feel free to leave any comments about the work and I hope to see you all in the next one!_______________PROGRAM NOTE:     N/A no.10_PetiteSonata_4Strings.mp3 no.10_PetiteSonata_4Strings.pdf Edited yesterday at 06:13 AM1 day by MK_Piano Proper Description
1 hour ago1 hr It seems to me a very beautiful work. What stands out to me is that it’s conceived more as melody with accompaniment—sometimes quite elaborate—rather than in a contrapuntal style. The second movement is gorgeous.
1 hour ago1 hr Author 6 minutes ago, Luis Hernández said:It seems to me a very beautiful work. What stands out to me is that it’s conceived more as melody with accompaniment—sometimes quite elaborate—rather than in a contrapuntal style. The second movement is gorgeous.Thanks! I’ll be honest, there was no real plan with this one 😅It happened out of a test of boredom and I did it for fun rather than be sophisticated with the ensemble balance. Thanks for the comments! (The 2nd Mvt is my favorite too)
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