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Topic: Original piano composition - The Joy Of Little Things  (Read 1389 times)

Offline poetofthefall21

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Here's one composition I finished today. It's another simple piano piece titled The Joy Of Little Things.:) I appreciate any feedback you can give me, thanks!:)

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Re: Original piano composition - The Joy Of Little Things
Reply #1 on: May 30, 2013, 05:41:15 PM
 Einaudi like, but sweet - I think the melody is a little weak though -those rhythmic skips make it a bit over complicated, I doesn't stay in the mind-not in my mind anyhow - - -where you develop the theme though,  it quite beautiful , if a bit cliched-Your left hand is a bit heavy also btw. 

All the same you definitely have promise as a composer -keep writing!
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Offline poetofthefall21

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Re: Original piano composition - The Joy Of Little Things
Reply #2 on: June 06, 2013, 08:20:28 AM
Einaudi like, but sweet - I think the melody is a little weak though -those rhythmic skips make it a bit over complicated, I doesn't stay in the mind-not in my mind anyhow - - -where you develop the theme though,  it quite beautiful , if a bit cliched-Your left hand is a bit heavy also btw. 

All the same you definitely have promise as a composer -keep writing!

Hi, thank you for your feedback! Einaudi is actually one of my major influences.:) Yeah, I noticed that too about the left hand but somehow it's hard for me to synchronize both hands so they have equal volume. Anyway, thanks again for your advices, I will!:)
 

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