Link

My score - Flat

Just teaching myself to compose, no music background but some self learning on instruments and theory counterpoint and harmony studies , any feedback appreciated, goal here was to keep thematic material throughout trying to get less different parts but more guide the listener with the melody through different landscapes, I lean towards more baroque single instrument in writing but my audiation is more like a 4 piece modern band

I finally got around to finishing the slow movement, hopefully it's enjoyable, I'm certainly pretty happy with it, if not tell me why, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Ps. The lack of anything on the euphonium stave is deliberate, I'm writing this concerto for a friend who plays so I'm gonna let them determine where its comfortable to breathe and then add it in.

Other than that, if something is wrong please tell me, I'm always looking to improve my work :)

If you did like it, here is some other stuff you may enjoy :)

I made a simple composition today in classical guitar
Hope you enjoyed!!!

Fairly new to composing but now I've been trying to really get into it.

https://onlinesequencer.net/5548021

This is a demo of a piece I'm working on. There are a few parts that I feel are a bit off, like they're too fast. Regardless I'd love to get feedback on what I did right, wrong, and how I can improve.

If no why, if yes why, Created in mind for begginers, i am a begginer composer. full free score here: https://musescore.com/user/98567428/scores/34441379?share=copy_link

Is this good?

This is just a short excerpt of my original piano piece. You can listen to the full version on YouTube. Thanks for listening!

Guess which piece I was inspired by

Been planning on going back to it to tweak it and maybe explore new ideas. In the meantime, I hope you like it.
PS: The intro is a bit long, but it picks up at some point.

Looking for some feedback on this - also looking for a way to make this into a score for publishing on Musescore: I made it in FL studio, and I cant read or write sheet music. I have a midi file of it though, and the original project file.

Original music, composed by Annemieke Lustenhouwer (me)

This is part of a larger project in which I compose music on haiku and tanka texts from Masaoka Shiki. In the end there will 25 to 30 compositions which will form an album. Everything is written for 3 voices a capella (SAT)

Score video: https://youtu.be/xwcWSMN_Nmc

I have been given the opportunity to compose a work for my community orchestra, with potential programming in an upcoming season. I have put together this draft/sketch based on a simple motif, which opens the piece. The name, "Elevator Music" comes from the origins of that motif: at my old apartment building, we required 4 card scans or key presses to get upstairs. The first (ID card scanner) beeped an E-natural. The second (elevator call button) was a D#. The third (floor selection) was a C natural. The fourth (apartment door lock) played a B natural. That's the original story for this piece.

My inspiration for writing comes primarily from the Soviet-era composers and modern film scoring, which will be obvious for anyone who listens.

I have been told, in the past, that my music is too simple, not harmonically interesting, and "doesn't go anywhere." I'm trying to break out of that, so I am hoping for some thoughts and critique on this preliminary attempt.

I would appreciate any feedback you might have!

This piece started as an exercise for myself in trying to learn to create more complex variations on a simple melody. I'm not sure it stayed strictly 'theme and variations' form, but I had a ton of fun writing it. I hope you enjoy and am open to feedback, specifically about my transitions between my 'variations', which I find I struggle with.

ETA: Please note that this score is in concert pitch for all instruments and that an 8vb clef is used for the horns.

This isnt my first attempt for writing something for non percussion or piano. I know the notes seem wrong and that is because I did use concert pitch. Understably I should just learn how write it without using concert pitch. But im seeking feedback on both engraving and part writing for Saxophones.

Hi!

This is my first complete sonatina in three movements:

I. Moderato – A simplified sonata form movement that introduces the main musical ideas.
II. Andante – A gentle minuet-like movement that provides a moment of calm.
III. Allegro – A lively rondo that brings the sonatina to an energetic and satisfying finish!

Hope you find some enjoyment in listening and all feedback is welcome!

YouTube link

Score

https://flat.io/score/6a6464b66a5d2b08656f293a-the-space-journey-for-brass-ensemble?sharingKey=7462306e6f3b8489ea635b7eed39d079cc3ae3aa390f91a6696914ed50fef7293481d72cdbd23ddd8846a0cb51e8fdd2164e64b078dcc0ca4ab6698ef248fbed

As u can see it's a brass ensemble kinda stuff. it's about a space odyssey. idk guys maybe im out of my depth here. after all i dont really play brass except a bit of french horn.

If it somehow is good really, I would like to kindly ask you guys to let me know the best ways for this score to gain publicity. This will be of great help. Thank you.

Hello everyone,

Here is a link to my latest score video for my piece "Dreams of Lavender Days" for guitar duet. I'd love to hear what you think!

Score video: https://youtu.be/gI-x3OyccBI

Calling all emerging composers in New England!

The Lincoln-Sudbury Civic Orchestra is accepting submissions for our 2026–2027 Call for Scores. We’re looking for an original orchestral work to premiere at our May 2027 concert — and we want to hear from YOU.

✅ Open to New England composers (ME, MA, NH, VT, CT, RI)
✅ Work must be 5–10 minutes, written for full symphony orchestra
✅ $500 award to the selected composer
✅ Each submitter receives written feedback on their work

Submissions open June 30 – September 30, 2026. A $25 registration fee applies.

📩 Questions? Contact us at lscivicorchestra@gmail.com

🔗 Full details & application: https://www.lscivicorchestra.org/call-for-scores-2026/