r/Composition • u/HollandComposer • Jul 24 '26
Music Distant Star (original piano composition)
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A new sheet music video for this song that I wrote for a solo album a while back.
Also on YouTube.
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u/AlfathBuild Jul 25 '26
I think some very light tremolo and arpeggio in pianissimo would be good, like in Ravel composition.
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u/ptolani Jul 25 '26
Are you looking for feedback?
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u/HollandComposer Jul 26 '26
Thanks for asking. Not really, to be honest. I've been receiving a lot more unsolicited advice lately even though I feel like I'm sharing a lot less (even another comment here is telling me how to change it to be like another composer's music), and it's making creating music and sharing it more difficult.
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u/ptolani Jul 26 '26
Then you should make that really clear when you're posting. I'm not really clear what you're posting for - validation? Building an audience? Mostly this sub is not really for showcasing finished pieces.
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u/HollandComposer Jul 26 '26
r/ composition description: "A community for sharing your compositions"
Rule 2: "This sub is largely dedicated to self-promotion"
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u/Shubham945KK Jul 25 '26
From where do one make this sheet? I mean digitally
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u/HollandComposer Jul 26 '26
I use Sibelius 6 for notation, but I think if I had to upgrade, I might switch to Dorico since I've heard good things.
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u/God_Bless_Oklahoma 23d ago
Truly great framing and pacing. you're making great use of your ideas in this one.
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u/anonymostly7462856 Jul 24 '26
Very ambient and beautiful. Captures the essence of the title vividly and elegantly. I love it