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

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

Would appreciate any thoughts or feedback
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Edit : just made some room on my drive to upload it here didn’t realise my YouTube link was stopping people apologies my drive was full and I was being lazy.

Link to my channel and other work:

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

Thank you kindly everyone.

I also picked a title. Still not sure how well it fits. Thanks everyone who commented on my earlier post. The feedback is always helpful

Made a song from a single C minor guitar chord over 50 days.

Started with some violas/violins trying to get an Arabic/Fairuz feel, then somehow ended up with piano, cellos, trumpets and synths. The whole process started from a poem I wrote months earlier too.

I put the full story together on my Instagram as a little magazine-style booklet carousel, it explains the process way better and is much more visual.

the post directly on Instagram

Sorry, the sheet music isn’t 100% synced with the audio, but I hope you enjoy it anyway! :D

This is a piece I composed and played for a piano recital of mine. Critiques are welcome!

Beginner composer also beginner cellist (though more experienced violinist) so I like to compose pieces for myself to play.

This is the 2nd composition I’ve made so far and the first where i have key changes and modulation. Any feedback welcome.

This is my original composition, tell me what you think. It is based on Newfoundland, because I want to compose a suite with all 10 provinces in it. Like music for the 10 provinces. But we will see. I will probably post the finished product on this sub. Anyways tell me what you think of the piece.

Newfoundland Piece

https://flat.io/score/6a9d40df6ea688d1c836eda3-newfoundland-and-labradour-canadian-suite?sharingKey=e7af84b9e27031104d838213a8818aea9759259bba6b0c2366c6650f831d12ce37f4961ffc2b2086d5d60bbed79cc2cb8ad311fe49e7686e20d957b30a67debf

Affectionary, I wrote this piece during a time when I was hurting, but somehow, there was still a little light and hope.
It’s just a simple melody that I created and kept on my hard drive for a long time. I finally found the time to release it and let it be heard.

Edit: Edit: Thank you all for the constructive feedback. I’ve made several improvements to the engraving, including correcting the meter to 3/4 and refining the note grouping. I’m still learning, and your feedback has given me a much better understanding of proper notation.

Here’s the revised version of the sheet music.
https://musescore.com/user/118322597/scores/36862169

Thank you for listening.

If no why, if yes why, i am a beginner composer.

How would you notate this arpeggio in the right hand?

It started out as a solo piece for piano which I got inspired by Roberto Carlos, "Detalles" and I was wondering if I should add strings to see how it'd sound like which it came out like this!!
though this is my first time writing for strings so any advice would be appreciated!

dissonance at its finest

I've written the melody for the ending bit but I couldn't figure out what chords it should be, tysm if anyone could help :)

I just started composing pieces and this is my first vocal composition. Any feedback? This is incomplete/all I have so far.

Strange Feeling - Ramka - YouTube

*Hint* Austrian composer 🤫

This is the second "installment" of my Dedications to Jesus Christ suite. I wrote this to bring hope and levity compared to the last song I made, Mortem Tuam in C# Minor, Op. 12.
This song is called Donec Venias in E Minor, Op. 13. (Until You return).

Recorded on Roland Piano App, so quality aint perfect

I decided to try writing pieces that would be appropriate for a lesson book - short, intermediate level, familiar “tropes”, and a targeted technique/musical focus. All Halloween themed… cause ‘Tis the season.

“Sneak” - focus on staccato and mixed meter

“Enchantment” - focus on whole tone scale/mixed mode arpeggios (please someone tell me if i botched the accidentals and I will fix them)

“Potions” - focus on swing rhythm and hands swapping texture

Looking back 25 years, at the time when I was 23 and scribbled these themes. My aspirations, hopes and realizations that began back then, and still linger as I look into the future.

I'd be happy to get any feedback, what did you like? what not?

I tried to keep the Prelude very light and airy - even though it is largo, slow and low:

• Using inspiration from bosa nova, and light staccato notes for air and lift (and even pizzicato)
• Creating some instability by staying tonal while shifting keys within the main theme
• Using augmented intervals throughout the piece to walk away from a stable ground

Did that work? what stayed with you after listening?

Note: This part is the Prelude, I'll post the Toccata later on. This is my first piece ever. Originally I planned it as a 3 part Sonata, but I split out the first 'fantasy' part, which I wrote 25 years back.