Composition Workshop 2014: piece for piano

The theme is very beautiful

it inspires me.... maybe I'll participate too...

...since summer is in the middle, I would like to try as well

I would like to try too, but... I know the piece! It's not easy not to be influenced by it...

CromaDiBrera wrote:

I would also like to try, but... I know the piece! It is not easy not to be influenced..

The way forward is one's own style... even if the starting material is not ours. Harmonically it is not dense, but its singability can make one a slave... I hope to commit myself to deriving something truly beautiful and musical; knowing your melodic vein, in my opinion, you should feel at home.

Yes, yes ... I know it too.

Beautiful.

It will be fun.

I don't know him and I don't want to know

rstrauss wrote:

Yes, yes ... I know it too. Beautiful. It will be fun.

For me, it is more challenging when I already know an 'author's interpretation'... then let's just say that I "partially" chose the theme myself (it's only a small part in it...)"

I confirm that they are there.

End of October? I should be there

oooook I just discovered who the author is... ahahah and to think I even have the sheet music!!!!!

e I'm in it too, I've already sketched everything out even though I still have to work on it

I see it being difficult, not because of the deadline, but for many other reasons; anyway, I'll see if I can do something.

It seems to me that there are at least 4 of us, me, RStrauss, Bianca and Antares... great and plenty.

Bianca wrote:

Maybe I added a bit too much resonance during playback, but it's a project from this summer and at the moment I don't have time to be too demanding...

Let's just say there are still 3 weeks until the minimum "deadline"... eventually, there is plenty of time to improve the audio

Frank wrote:

Let's say there are still 3 weeks until the minimum "deadline"... eventually there is plenty of time to improve the audio

oops, but wasn't it the 10th?

@Bianca, at first glance it reminds me of a clearly decontextualized Beethovenian attitude. I need to look at it calmly.

Destroyed wrote:

@Bianca, on the spot it reminds me of a clearly decontextualized Beethovenian attitude. I need to look at it calmly.

eheh exactly, imagine that the original title was "à l'allemande".

The harmonic fabric and the rhythmic setting of the first part are those

in the second part the discourse begins to fray and become less Teutonic, even if a bit of nostalgia returns...

... in the end it is the story of a holiday that ended too soon

Oh damn, I missed this early play..I was fossilized on the end of the month

I have just finished mine too, I will publish it soon.

@Antares

Shall we talk about the choice of time signature for the piece?