My compositions

[jeremybouchat]

Hello everyone,

My name is Jeremy, I am a pianist and composer. I just registered on the forum and I wanted to share a few little pieces of my work to have your opinion!

Here is my soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeremybouchat
And here is a video of a work in the distance like:

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Forward to getting to know the music lovers! (: D)

While you all,

ps: If you have any compositions to share, do not hesitate!
Sorry for my bad english, i live in Belgium

[kakeithewolf]

They're very short. Even shorter than my compositions.

[jeremybouchat]

Yes compositions before 2014 are very short. I have some compositions of greater length.
Thank you

[kakeithewolf]

What is your longest composition to date?

[jeremybouchat]

My work scene in G minor (which I have not yet posted). 6 minutes solo piano
you can preview here: https://soundcloud.com/jeremybouchat/fragment-de-loeuvre-pour-piano

[kakeithewolf]

I've also noticed a lot of your works are rather fast.

[jeremybouchat]

Yes, those that are saved. I also composed works slower. But it is true that I made a lot of small works. I will compose more substantial works by the end of the year.

Here is a list (in french) of my current works, I will soon put audios by the end of summer

https://jeremy-bouchat.be/catalogue-des-compositions/

Thank you for your comment

[pianoguy711]

I enjoyed your compositions! the prelude was my favorite (but it was too short!) and the waltzes have a nice charm to them. and the one in g minor sounds like its going to be your strongest piece yet.  Looking forward to hearing the whole thing!

[jeremybouchat]

A big thank you for your comments. Yes preludes are short works, I love it. The work in G minor is larger than the other end, but I expect to protect fully before playing.
Thank you very much, I'll post other audio soon!

[gracevg]

Well, your compositions are short but they're good to me. I can't even play like that! I'm not even classical trained. Do you have any idea where I can start learning how to compose? I'm also a pianist but I don't know how to compose that much. I can only improvised what I already know, and I find that to be true. You could only play what you know. I don't read sheets at all. I only play by ears. But my style aren't classical. I think I'm more of a contemporary worship lover. My chords aren't that big yet. I'm in the process of doing some more solo piano recording so if you have time please check out this piano I did.

Piano 

[pianoguy711]

Well, your compositions are short but they're good to me. I can't even play like that! I'm not even classical trained. Do you have any idea where I can start learning how to compose? I'm also a pianist but I don't know how to compose that much. I can only improvised what I already know, and I find that to be true. You could only play what you know. I don't read sheets at all. I only play by ears. But my style aren't classical. I think I'm more of a contemporary worship lover. My chords aren't that big yet. I'm in the process of doing some more solo piano recording so if you have time please check out this piano I did.

Piano 

I'm not classically trained either, I learned mostly by ear too.  You play your "style" very well with good dynamics and rhythmic flow.  Your pieces just need a bit more expressive range.  Right now you're "painting" with a few "colors".    If you want your style to change (perhaps be more classical) then the best thing you can do is listen to more classical music.  What will happen is you'll eventually "absorb" some of the harmonies, chords, nuances etc. and they'll begin to show up in your improvisation.

[gracevg]

Thanks pianoguy! The only song I know how to play is Fur Elise by Beethoven. I don't listen to classical music at all but I will commit myself to start listening to it.