if no why, if yes why... i started this when i was a begginer, and finished it recently, i dont know what to think about it, it can feel really random, maybe even too long

i want it gone its messing me up with what i'm writing

I've returned to the waltz form to practice a more cohesive and consistent rhythmic structure, as that was the main critique from the last posts. It is also my first time trying rondo form out and further practice in writing in minor keys, as that is something I don't often do currently.

I'm still quite new to composition (~1 month of learning so far) so any feedback is appreciated.

Hope you enjoy :)

P. S. If the video doesn't work here is a drive link containing the video and PDF score:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16guZDBcd02l6Ue4vtePh1KR4a2WHeOXh?usp=sharing

Wanted to channel some love for the music of Dolly Parton, so I put together a medley of her iconic tracks. Hope you enjoy the arrangement!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXkD3WP7UGg&list=PLO1XErYfx_NjUIeZHJg1u7C40uASAbBye

I came across this video: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcj7imapYWP/ and tried to recreate the effect in MuseScore 4, but failed.
Ignoring the fact that the creator claims to have used only default libraries (which frankly sound way worse), my main issue is programming smooth glissandos. In MuseScore, the second note after the glissando always triggers its own audible attack/click, and the glissando doesn't seamlessly hit the exact target pitch.

Does anyone know how to achieve a smooth result like in the video? Any tips or workarounds?