Your own?

[ihatepop]

If anyone here has written a piece could you scan it and post it here? I want to take a look.

ihatepop

[leucippus]

Ok, you asked for it.

This is really stupidly simple, but it's my first composition ever.



This is a midi of it created by the sheet music software:

Listen to My First Composition

By the way, I have no clue what I'm doing.

[sissco]

Wauw 

[leucippus]

I don't want to clog up the thread with my elementary gargbage, but this one is so short it won't take up much bandwidth here:



Listen to Piano Voices

I'm working on a more serious piece now, but I won't have it done for a while.

Ok, that's all I have.  I'm just a beginner. 

[phil13]

These are, respectively, the 1st pages of the 3rd and 4th movements from my Cello Sonata in B minor, probably one of my most successful works.

I can't post the whole thing, as it is roughly 63 pages long.

Sorry about the crappiness of the images.

Phil

[leucippus]

That's pretty impressive Phil.   Do you play both the cello and piano?

I'm currently learning violin and piano and I've written some stuff for the violin and piano too.  But again, my work is extremely elementary as I'm just starting out and have basically no real knowledge of music theory yet.

Do you  have a recording of your work anywhere on the web where I can listen to your whole sonata? 

[phil13]

That's pretty impressive Phil.   Do you play both the cello and piano?

I'm currently learning violin and piano and I've written some stuff for the violin and piano too.  But again, my work is extremely elementary as I'm just starting out and have basically no real knowledge of music theory yet.

Do you  have a recording of your work anywhere on the web where I can listen to your whole sonata? 

Thank you.

Actually, just piano for me. My best friend is a violinist, and my second best friend is a cellist, for whom I composed and dedicated this piece.

There aren't any recordings of it yet, not even MIDI.

I have been composing for five years now, all-tonal, heavily Romantic with a modern twist.

Phil