July 13Jul 13 I've dug up another decades old composition. I was once again experimenting with polytonality at the tritone (C and F# major). The first 9 bars of this piece were all I had to start out with so I extended it and finished it using some variation technique and slapped on a repeat and called it done. I referred back to Musescore quite a bit in the process instead of writing everything on just paper and only using my imagination. I made many "corrections" from things that didn't quite sound the way I thought they would on the page, so I feel like a hack LoL 🤣. I'd appreciate any of your comments, critiques, suggestions or just observations. I hope you enjoy and thanks for listening! A Waltz in F#.mp3 A Waltz in F# Print.pdf
July 13Jul 13 Quite a creative waltz and interesting harmony...maybe a little jazzy? The tritones give this piece a lot of tension throughout. I enjoy this type of harmony so I really liked this piece.
August 8Aug 8 You should have posted this when I composed my Sextet, so I can steal your technique of interchanging between tritones of C major and F# major!! I spent too much time then to find a solution linking those two key areas lol! On the music itself it's a really jazzy waltz with very nice voice leading throughout. Thx for sharing!Henry
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