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Topic: Original piano composition - Finding Tranquility In Music  (Read 1517 times)

Offline poetofthefall21

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I recorded a new composition today which is titled Finding Tranquility In Music. I'd appreciate Your opinions. :)
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Offline ranniks

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Re: Original piano composition - Finding Tranquility In Music
Reply #1 on: November 17, 2013, 11:49:42 PM
Sounding decent/good. On an acoustic this would sound way better though.

Offline jjjessee

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Re: Original piano composition - Finding Tranquility In Music
Reply #2 on: November 19, 2013, 12:55:16 PM
Very Good! As good as a lot of writing you'll hear in modern film. The piece has a distinct beginning, middle and end yet  unified in the underlying harmonic pallet, all dissonances resolving in an expected and agreeable manner. The rhythmic schema made a smooth low-intensity arc from beginning to end.  I think it accomplishes the stated goal of finding and allowing the listener to find 'tranquility'. If I were to analogize this piece as a food I would classify it as a dessert topping. Who doesn't love dessert toppings?

Now your challenge. Write another piece, in this style, but title it Overcoming Despair

Listen to these pieces, Bach Prelude No 1 in C major from the Well Tempered Clavier book 1.
Chopin E minor Prelude taking note of how each piece, especially the Bach, engages the listener with drama with a simple rhythmic pallet.

Best wishes for your future works.


Offline mo24rt

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Re: Original piano composition - Finding Tranquility In Music
Reply #3 on: November 19, 2013, 01:16:09 PM

I recorded a new composition today which is titled Finding Tranquility In Music. I'd appreciate Your opinions. :)
Thanks!

Has a nice undulating accompaniment and strong melody. I could imagine it appealing to those familiar with Einaudi or Michael Nyman.  It also has a strong contemporary feel without being too modernistic. Would like to hear something else that explores some diversity between major to relative minor key. Good luck with the next one. Jon.
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