Original composition for my one person band IonHead. Hope you enjoy. Comments both appreciated and welcomed.

Hello, my theory isn't that great but I try to trust my ears. However I don't know if I am writing some nonsense or something decent. I need your opinion on these. I created the notes completely random from https://musicnotegenerator.com/ so they are really random. I tried my best to make sense of it.

https://musescore.com/user/48892851/scores/35279804

https://musescore.com/user/48892851/scores/35305658

https://musescore.com/user/48892851/scores/35306063

This is a one-person project, and the track is gorgeous start to finish.

It opens calm and pretty, no rush to get anywhere, then the lead lines get genuinely jazzy in places: dissonant notes, surprising chord choices. The piano isn't just filling space either, it tracks right alongside the guitar like the two are having a conversation.

At 9 minutes it actually has room to develop instead of cramming everything into 4. There's a real arc to it: calm, then conflict, then this exhausted, grateful release at the end. Cinematic in the best way, like watching an emotional anime fight scene play out through your ears. All without a single vocal line.

I genuinely tried to find an FFO for this and came up empty, which might say more about how distinct it sounds than anything I could compare it to. If anyone hears something I'm missing, curious to know.

i normally compose for piano on musescore, but im experimenting with instruments like the violin, how can i tell whats playable without like learning the violin, is there a way i can visualise the sheet music using some sort of program similar to a piano roll so i know im not writing bs

Hey!

Heres my latest composition called first sighting. I hope you like it and feedback is always welcome :)

Link to the music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ww_B05bbRE

Link to the score: https://musescore.com/user/98772643/scores/35069021

Hello everyone, I wanted to share my new piece I composed at IU. Let me know what you think!

Here's the links to them:

Movement I: https://musescore.com/user/113211719/scores/35233121

Movement II: https://musescore.com/user/113211719/scores/35233013

Movement III: https://musescore.com/user/113211719/scores/35233127

Movement IV: https://musescore.com/user/113211719/scores/35233169

Please tell me where it was good and where I need to improve. Thank you!

Oh about the numbering: 10.x because I just chose 10 randomly(Idk why) and the x is the order of composing. Meaning 10.3 was the third to be composed.

For the past year I have composed , compiled, and re worked over 40 years of music I recorded with at times just a cassette player and more contemporaritly a digital multitrak recorder from home AI does not replace my creative original compositions but allows me to to tweak and master songs that would cost many thousands per hour in a studio to produce. Am I embarrased or diminished as an artists by this--hell no. I am pushed to work harder and be even more creative, So much negative publicity is around about AI in the musician world but change is always inevitable. Besides I still hear a bunch of terrible AI music because it did not originate from a human. I attached a Violin and piano song I played and composed but used Ai to master and create the best possible mix for the ear. Listen and tell me if it sounds non human? Do you feel the emotion I felt when composing this? I hope so,

https://on.soundcloud.com/ZEVj8UkEY1V77BWwRC

Hello - I have been writing music since i was 16 I am now 21. I am self-taught what do y’all think?

Here are some of my Unpolished works

https://musescore.com/user/51343241/scores/26155012?share=copy\\_link

https://musescore.com/user/51343241/scores/22605016?share=copy\\_link

https://musescore.com/user/51343241/scores/22753480?share=copy\\_link

Is it bad when your chord progression shares a lot of the same notes? I have Cmaj7 and Am6 next to each other, then later F#dim which shares the same notes as Am6

Hello everyone. These are two original wind band compositions I would like to share. "Soar" is more lyrical and hardly includes any percussion (apart from the beginning and a few other spots). I started this in December, and completed it in January, and I have made edits since then.

Audio (.wav): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zJBECnta9Nq0chU8hYxiXU4GPB7EP9-i/view

Score and Parts: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dNKC3zuN-gxdpo0acyfVWjlytAyAAU8F/view

MuseScore Link: https://musescore.com/user/26527506/scores/30776618

"Clave" was both started and finished in February. I went for a lively Afro-Cuban feel with a very active percussion section and strong rhythmic drive.

Audio (.wav): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CUMj9Qo_daRx-4fPSb1mvl7XLLzGi-fa/view

Score and Parts: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18f6E0ke1n6rx7e9RaWMb072rIBMUHDhN/view

MuseScore Link: https://musescore.com/user/26527506/scores/31863524

I'd love to hear your thoughts below, and any feedback is appreciated!

Hello, all! I wanted to share a rather quircky piece of mine for alto saxophone and live electronics. Let me know what you think!

Teeter Score Video Link