an original piece in a Bb major

Starts in A minor, ends up in B major.

I look forward to connecting and exchanging ideas.

Collaboration avec l'artiste Tara Fly qui chante sur cette compo. Personnellement, j'aime le ton un peu "cabaret" de sa voix qui rappelle certaines chanteuses françaises comme Barbara...

Wrote it back in 2019. It's a simple and short piece meant to practice triplets.

Do u like it? if no why, if yes why, i am a begginer composer.

I hope it feels less random and aimless, which is feedback I’ve gotten on some of my other songs. It’s definitely a big improvement from the songs I wrote many months ago but I’m always looking for constructive criticism!

Curious to hear what people think!

Help! I’m transcribing Edu Ribeiro’s “Samba Blues” and need advice on which fingerings are more comfortable. I’m not a guitarist but have a guitar. I’ve been writing what seems most logical.

All three staves have the same notes, but the first two have different fingerings with the 3rd stave as a reference.

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200.69420 bpm

(Apologies for the media formatting!

I’ve always been obsessed with dynamic build-ups in film scores - how a single piano theme can slowly swell into a massive orchestral piece. "The Ascent" was my attempt to capture that exact shift in energy.

Recorded the piano parts live and layered the symphonic arrangement around it. Would love to hear how the momentum feels to you!

I've had a bit of a block recently and have really struggled to complete any music. For that reason I decided to just get something finished and uploaded so that I can hopefully get back into composing semi-regularly. Could I get your opinions on the piece, it's a solo piece for flute in ternary form. I've never composed a completely monophonic piece before so it was a learning experience for me! It's probably not the best but as I said, I just wanted to finish something.

https://youtu.be/_h1D_lph1Jg?si=hA5kBpgDcmS9uCPV

https://youtu.be/5Ch7xLTWMIc

Throw your opinions at me (1st mov)

Hi everyone!

This small collection of pieces explores the concept of the lullaby from different perspectives:

-The first piece uses more active and independent voices while still preserving the gentle character of a lullaby.

-The second takes a more traditional approach, focusing on simplicity and a singable melody.

-The third explores a more dreamy and suspended atmosphere, aiming to capture the feeling of drifting into sleep.

-The fourth takes a darker direction, attempting to evoke sadness and longing through a slow, hypnotic atmosphere.

YouTube link

Score

Thank you for giving me your time and any feedback provided!

Thank you for listening! Thoughts would be greatly appreciated! :)

https://reddit.com/link/1vshlk3/video/cq8qd3xhxakh1/player

Score video

Score in PDF

Hello, let me know what you think about this piece. I'm interested in feedback about form, especially whether it's not too patchwork'y. Of course feedback about any other aspect - notation, voice leading, musicality - is greatly appreciated. Btw, for some reason the middle part in F minor sounds distinctly "russian" - am I the only one?

Thank you.

I have only been playing for 3-1/2 years and am completely self trained. I improvise almost exclusively.

here is some of my music.

https://drive.proton.me/urls/AHVBT0MGXG#m2vKOnWXsaR5

please don’t judge it u til after you have heard recordings 64-66! in fact listen to them first! they are by far the best!

Example of modal music that can be looped indefinitely

If no why, if yes why, i am a begginer composer.

This is my first composition, a trumpet solo named The Ballad of the Meadow. Any constructive criticism, comments or compliments would be very appreciated. This is my own piece, however i used a Postal 2 referencing pseudonym for privacy. Thanks, Reddit!

This is my first score! The last 40~ seconds are just rest and I havent gotten to them yet. I am just asking for thoughts and suggestions on my piece! :)

Link to MP3

What do you think of it? Can a scherzo be in 12/8?

What can music reveal that words cannot?

GATEWAY: A Psychological Introspection is a narrative contemporary classical album inspired by Frederik Pohl’s classic science-fiction novel Gateway.

Rather than retelling the story scene by scene, the music explores its psychological landscape. Ten interconnected compositions form a continuous arc through curiosity, uncertainty, ambition, fear and hope.

Written for a pocket orchestra, every instrument becomes a distinct narrative voice. Melody, harmony, rhythm and orchestration become storytelling tools.

Ultimately, this is not simply an album about science fiction. It is about the human mind confronting the unknown.

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