Waltz in g minor

Here my new waltz hope you like it i would like for harmony

Waltz.pdf

Edited 7 hours ago7 hr by Martynas123

Thanks for sharing! Just to clarify for myself and others who may view this post, are you looking for comments of any kind?

1 hour ago, MK_Piano said:

Thanks for sharing! Just to clarify for myself and others who may view this post, are you looking for comments of any kind?

i would like to have harmony

Hi Martynas.

Harmony-wise, then, it works, but I suppose you'd like it less straight-forward. There are, again, countless ways of achieving a more rich sound harmony-wise. And that is something you'll only get through practice, trial & error, and studying other compositions and harmony/counterpoint books. Some rough advise, as there are many "what ifs" that can arise:

• Treat the bass as a melody with its own idiosyncrasy if you want more movement there.

• Treat differently the the bass (tempo 1) and the middle voices of the accompaniment (tempo 2, 3, generally).

• Mind chord inversions. If you don't want to add a lot of richness but you still want to make this a bit less plain in the accompaniment voices, well thought chord inversions can do the work. Using octaves in the bass, again well applied, could result in a more convincing result, too.

And that'd be it, without getting much into details.
Best regards.