My own etude

[hakki]

hope you enjoy it.

Would you consider posting a better version of this piece.

Regards,

[quantum]

Chopet influences? 

What I found interesting is that despite the 4/4 time, there are moments when the music seems to move out of that framework.  I thought that quite intriguing. 

[orangesodaking]

Hey! That was pretty! It didn't seem too difficult until the double thirds (I'm not good at thirds, but I'm good at octaves), and then the triplet arpeggios, and the climax. I liked how it kept building throughout the whole thing.

Keep up the good practice. For some reason, this reminds me more of an Alkan Op. 35 etude (except yours is in a minor key)... Technical study, but also has the musical purpose of a piece more substancial than an etude...

Whoa. If I had time, I'd learn this! Sorry.

Also, I like the picardy third.

Great work!

[hakki]

Thanks quantum, OSK.

Of course it has  its influences from the romantic period.

OSK, I am not familiar with op.35 etudes. Which one are you referring to?

That third was almost inevitable.

regards,

[orangesodaking]

Nos. 2, 3, 4, 9, 11, and 12. I think 8 and 10 follow this pattern too.