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Piano Composition in the style of Debussy
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Topic: Piano Composition in the style of Debussy
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georgey
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Piano Composition in the style of Debussy
on: February 27, 2018, 09:18:29 PM
Fresh from being at the bottom of a box for 40 years, here is the only piano piece I ever wrote (not counting counterpoint class compositions). It was to be in the style of Debussy. I told Chopinlover that I don’t this to be done with computer typesetting. I thought it was okay until I read thru it today for the first time – embarrassingly bad. Why post it then? Therapeutic reasons - toughens you up: Like giving a stand-up business presentation to a group of 0 to 10 people with the worst haircut you ever had and a bowl of chili spilled on your lap.
"8va" in the treble clef means play an octave higher, even if I wrote it below the music. "8va" in the bass clef means play an octave lower, even if I wrote it above the music. Cut time throughout - 16th notes are played as 32nd notes.
Edit: Low note on 1st beat of meas. 26 S/B G-natural, not F. Accidentals hold to and only to the end of measure unless cancelled by a natural sign. Measure 44 & 45 - 6 flats in bass clef, naturals in treble clef.
Edit: Maybe the problem is partly bad notes in the score: last chord of right hand in meas. 32 should have e-flat, not e-double-flat. Oh well.
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