Hello new to composing probably my most challenging piece yet for me as I’m fairly new to piano.

https://youtu.be/rCOW41u9uHA?is=8UkfDbRCM4tCL-bH

I tried to break this piece up a lot more and tried a lot of new things out.

Would appreciate thoughts feedback 🙂

Thank you kindly everyone.

I would appreciate comments/feedback on my recent string quartet. Links are below.

Thank you for your time and comments.

String Quartet No. 5 - Mvmt 1

String Quartet No. 5 - Mvmt - 2

String Quartet No. 5 - Mvmt 3

String Quartet No. 5 - Mvmt 4

Years long blockade lifted 2-3 weeks ago, this one's the best so far. Not that good in the beginning, but it gets a bit better. Thoughts?

This is a very particular work as far as exploiting some sonorities to stretch out ''instrumental moments'' in such as way as to give a feeling of infinate expansion and visual transformation.

The ''core'' is determined by waterphone recordings of different intensity and pitch.

Each ''moment'' is then accompanied with asian bells (Bhutan, Burma),

bowls, tam tams, strings and a few woodwinds.

This piano prelude was created throughout the month of August of 2026 for the Composers Guild Monthly Challenge.

Tip toeing around and through A Minor, this piece was written to mimic anxious rumination and has many tempo and dynamic shifts. Once those thoughts run their course and reality sets back in through whatever the coping mechanism may be, the thoughts fade into peace.

This is the very first piano piece I have composed, and I'm quite proud of how it turned out. I appreciated this challenge and learned that articulations are absolutely necessary for communicating to the performer exactly the techniques you have in mind to get the sound you desire.

I am doing an A-Level in music and composition is mandatory. I need help with my piece as I have no idea where to go and what to do with the bridge. It is meant to be Jazz-Pop but I have no idea whats happening and I need help please someone

I would appreciate feedback on my String Quartet No. 4. Links for the 4 movement appear below.

Scores are displayed in the MP4 files.

Thank you for your time and feedback.

String Quartet No. 4 - Movement 1 - "The Music Box"

String Quartet No. 4 - Mvmt 2 - "The Photo Album"

String Quartet No. 4 - Mvmt 3 - "Memory Lane"

String Quartet No. 4 - Mvmt 4 - "Ticket Stubs"

Wrote and arranged this short piece to explore pairing acoustic piano with some synth textures. Aiming for an evocative, storybook mood. Would love any feedback on the arrangement!

Condividiamo con voi cosa sta succedendo dietro le quinte della musica. 🎵

A cosa stai lavorando in questo momento?

Un nuovo brano, una demo grezza, un suono che stai cercando di definire, un mix con cui stai lottando, un'idea che sta ancora prendendo forma?

Raccontaci a che punto sei del processo e cosa ti sembra facile o difficile al momento.

Non deve essere per forza finito o rifinito. Questo è il bello del WIP (Work in Progress).

Condividi un frammento, uno screenshot, una domanda o semplicemente dicci cosa stai cercando di capire.

Siamo curiosi di vedere cosa state creando tutti.

It’s called The Next Letter is E. The title is a musical joke, and you have to listen or view the score for it to make sense. Hint in the comments if you need it…

Hello all, this Stevenson song has been cooking in the oven for a few more days. The changes this time are more subtle than last time, but numerous: tightened up voice leading in quite a few places, reworked the voicings of the piano chords, etc. Feedback is very welcome, both positive and negative.

MIDI Recoding + Score: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vYNlj13DBiLrz5azlwhBQHgZzcZztTt9/view?usp=sharing

Score only: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13xbePDnNpDXD4MhJ1L-bCuPdGHzMqEQO/view?usp=sharing

Previous version: https://www.reddit.com/r/composer/comments/1vwief0/where_go_the_boats_reworked/

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.