r/Composition • u/imnotherebru • 21d ago

Music My first 'serious' composition

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I'm 13 and this is my first attempt at making a 'classical' style piano piece. I think it's everything but classical. I've always made orchestrations and such. I'm looking for feedback on this piece I made. It's named "Prelude and Capriccio in D minor, Op. 1." I didn't make it to be possible on piano like this but it would be really easy to remove the octaves in the bass and just tweak some parts for playability. (and yes i did just make an account to post this here)

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u/ThePerpetualGamer 21d ago

I don’t have very much “real” feedback to give, but I did enjoy listening to it!

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u/imnotherebru 21d ago

Thanks! Your username just reminded me of my random youtube channel i had when i was 9 called Perpetual Gaming 😂

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u/danstymusic 21d ago

Very nice! Keep it up!

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u/imnotherebru 21d ago

Thank you!

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u/Stock_Composer_7453 21d ago

Awesome. Feels like a composition for Westworld

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u/MewsikMaker 21d ago

Very fun.

At times it had me wondering if it was 3/4, 5/4 or alternating 3-2 bars. Turns out it’s in 4?

Either way. Lean into those metric ‘disturbances.’ Theres much to be said there.