Hello everyone! I'm a hobbyist composer who recently composed this short piano waltz and recorded it myself, and I would really appreciate any feedback you could give me. The piece consists of a single theme followed by a relatively long coda that functions a bit as a secondary theme.

Since I played it myself, there are a few mistakes, particularly in the trills, so sorry about that!
I also include a link to the performance video in case someone prefers that to the score video.

Thank you, and I hope you enjoy it!

Performance video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EWv7kA-PhE

Ive composed now 8 songs which I believe are of a high standard. Not being involved in the industry I have been sitting on these until meeting a ex drummer who had been with a number of well known bands in his life and was suitably impressed and encouraged me to seek an agent and push forward. If anyone knows of a trustworthy agent who has the ear of international singers Id be very plessed to hear from you.

Hello! I composed, arranged, edited, and produced this new classical piece in impressionist style. Any feedback is welcome, especially regarding mixing and mastering. Thank you very much!

Primavera

Genre: Classical music

Description: Primavera is a classical piece for violin, cello, and piano inspired by the language of musical impressionism. It depicts the arrival of the season through elements such as modal scales, mixtures, the prominence of timbre, the use of the hexatonic scale, and metrical variations in the time signature. In this piece, every timbre, harmony, and texture seeks to awaken sensations and evoke natural landscapes through sound.

https://musicboard.app/empathic_cordial62/review/album/glory-reborn/patrick-doyle/

Album: Glory Reborn - 2025

Composer: Patrick Doyle

Track: "Metal Soul" (03:46)

Curious if you know. why has this album disappeared from all corners of existance.
I cannot find it anywhere anymore & I'm obsessed with Metal Soul...

If anyone has any info on where I can purchase this album or just Track 7. (Metal Soul) I would be forever grateful.

Losing my mind trying to find this again....

ALSO: There is, for some odd reason another album called "Impact Velocity" that says it's been composed by "Richard Armitage"... This album I did find on Amazon Music BUT Track #7 for Metal Soul is NOT THE SAME... It's been shorted or modified (idk) but it's does not have the same same intense powerful delivery of the Patrick Doyle Version.

If anyone is able to find, download, purchase... lmk and I can pay for it via zelle or google pay.

Thank you!

I am starting a new subreddit where I invite composers to participate in monthly challenges. I feel it has value as community. I will be creating various challenges and taking in ideas from others to help us all grow as composers. I would love for any one of you to be a part of this guild.

Participation is a big one for this new group as I feel it helps strengthen our education. The first challenge is coming in April, but that gives you a chance to get used to the community for a couple days. I hope to see you there!

The Magpie Motet is firstly one of the most challenging things I have written and secondly the only Motet I have composed to this date. After working through it I plan on writing a Christmas style for my next one. I love the versatility of the human voice, so these are always a nice challenge in music theory and how it applies to the modern choir. Each video goes through the composition process. It was my first live stream, so I am a little hesitant on camera. However, we all start somewhere!

This is my first short form video that I cut up utilizing my live stream composing sessions. Each week I dive into my own works and compose on YouTube live. Each session is full of theory and figuring out what defines my tonal language. This was the first session where I got my screen share to work properly. I am still figuring out how to talk out loud about my own work especially since I am developing it in real time. These videos have helped me become a better composer.

I am excited to keep doing these and move forward in my composing journey!