a short schubertian

[Derek]

This is sort of modeled after arpeggiated schubertian impromptus. I kinda messed up the cadence at the end. Oh well, I continue to improve at this common practice stuff. It's challenging.

[countrymath]

amazing, as always

[quantum]

Excellent stuff!  You have captured the Schubertian style very effectively. 

[Derek]

Thanks, this was the manifestation of a recent "oscillation" to the "imitate a dead person" side of my musicianship. As of posting this response I've swung back to the "where is my voice?" side. haha.

[ted]

If that was done without any prior thought it is very clever, and a charming little piece in its own right. I think we must be wary of assigning either a lesser or a greater value to music because its style resembles somebody else's. The truth is that it doesn't matter. We have the whole of musical history and our own ideas too; let us enjoy the lot as we please regardless of similarity or difference. 

[chopinatic]

really pleasant! what digital are you using on this one? This inspired me to try a similar thing! not recorded it thought! May post a response at somepoint! very busy at the moment! but need to post something soon

[pianowolfi]

Very nice and beautiful improv! Actually yes Schubert is certainly in the background, but it's not a copy, it has much of an original character.

I did some similar ones on Mendelssohn and Bach. I do not often stylistic "etudes" like this, but sometimes I like it, or I want to express something very particular with it.