Always that feeling of missing something that others seem to understand so well. But don't let it get so bitter, try to put your ego at bay for a moment (I'm not implying anything, it's just an advice) and enjoy other people's music, you might even get inspired by it. Sincerely, not projecting myself in anyone's work is helping me with my esteem, so it may help you too
You know what brother? This piece feels as though it is like impressionist, an ethereal one at that. I wish to even learn its theory so that i may apply it to the pieces i may make, ones with romantical aspects. Impressionism and romanticism may be different but to me they seem almost the same, the only difference that impressionism may take on different forms depending on the listener. What i love about this is that is it not that love feels as though when you see the one who brings you joy makes you feel like there is a howling and powerful gale going through your body? The beauty of this piece makes me imagine that of being in piece with myself almost, like a sparkling waterfall or being above the towering clouds. So, indeed you are right brother, I should appreciate this piece at this moment so that i may be moved by it, inspired by it. It is not wrong nor right to look down on oneself simply because another did better when they were younger, but what is wrong is being bitter about such things. If this piece have not been made and not even uploaded in the first place, then i may never have been able to appreciate such a great thing in this world. Thank you brother for reminding me that between artists, age, nationality and other such things do not get in the way of our expression, for it is our creation that helps us express ourselves in ways that no words can be able to, that age is not a roadblock. Thank you again brother, I deeply appreciate the words you have said. Okay so sorry for getting so deep there 😭
@@thatgamerboy3467 It's always that moment where you witness something some random person made that seems utterly unmatchable, because the way the art is getting to you somehow bestows you with utter amazement, but at the same time, almost this feeling of existential dread... this has happened to me before. This might be the feeling of a powerful gale that you described. I produce electronic music. I've been inspired by modern EDM artists like Snail's House and The Living Tombstone, but I love composers like Koji Kondo as well. As of now it's been around 5-6 years for me of having gone through many DAWs and pseudostyles of electronic music. There have been times, one in particular, when I have heard some tracks that were made by one person, such that it seemed I would never be able to match that level of artistry and capability of channeling such precise and powerful emotion. It felt as if I should just quit my favorite hobby that I take so much joy in, even if my stuff that I had made wasn't even that far behind it at that time. My mixing was no doubt much better, but I felt like they had a sort of focus in the particular genre of EDM they were making, that just obliterated my hope in the kind of thing I had been chasing towards creating. I got up from my PC and paced around my house, with a feeling in my heart and my head that I'm sure you've felt before, based on your comment. I don't remember exactly when that was, but it was probably a little over a year ago. In retrospect, it pushed me to make things better than what I have ever made before, within even just a few months' time. I've always had this problem that I can't make something new, but in July and August of this year I would say I've just about defeated it - My past 7 projects (none of which are completely finished, but atleast a considerable amount of it is complete) have not fallen below my standard of decent, and can probably impress most people by my ability to have made them. Just because of this random .mp3 on some random discord server, I've possibly become much better in my methodology and mindset for making music, and have much more to show off than I did 1 year ago. The thing to understand with making art, is that you can go, in a few hours, from having what feels like nothing, to having what feels like everything. I'm not exactly sure what programs you use, but it's true for almost any digital forms of content creation like music production, composition, art, animation, game development - you name it - that you are able to create something within a singular session that can utterly change how you view your abilities as an artist, and eventually, that thing you sit down to create will be something that could be utterly successful or viral on the internet. As long as you never give up, this will eventually be true. Hans Zimmer, who is clearly regarded as a musically genius composer, didn't even start his career until his 20s, didn't see any real commercial success until his 30s, and probably didn't make anything you would know or recognize until he was into his 40s. It took over two decades of him chipping away at his goals to make a real dent in the world. You will see TH-cam comments and Discord replies to people's art that will make you feel like you could never compete, because you could never get the same response as easily. I'e felt like this for years. But it doesn't matter. Just keep doing what you love and making art. Keep trying, despite what anybody says, and eventually you will find success. No matter what. If you never give up this thing you love doing throughout your entire life, you will. I feel like there's so much more that I would have to say about this but I don't want my comment to get too long. I mostly wanted to encourage a fellow artist who feels like their art might be worthless in comparison to others, because it's exactly what happened to me, and it felt awful. For me, that is a massive part of what makes me who I am, and when it's taken away by comparison to other people, I feel like I have almost nothing left with my value as a human. But you just have to push through and create, and your value will never be taken away in the end. The ability you have now is just a small amount of your potential - they have no idea what you will have the abilities to eventually accomplish. Sorry if that was really long, but I hope you can find some encouragement in what I said.
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I'd prefer reading it in 4/4 personally. You don't need the triplet notation after the first few measures and there are a lot of duplets that would feel awkward in 12/8 imo
Yeah, now that you say so it reminds me of Lake Hylia's theme and Midna's Lament ! Funnily enough, I was actually watching some TP content when this video was recommended to me xd
Twilight was amazing. Even though I liked twilights themes for nostalgia and other older themes, botw and totk has the most calming. Song of storms is amazing too
This video combines three different things that I’m not great at using when composing: -polyrhythms that sound good -grand staff instruments (specifically piano but also harp) -ostinatos that sound good I’m trying to improve on all of these things, especially ostinatos and polyrhythms, and this is a great source of inspiration! Great work!
I dont know if you want to hear this or not, but her is my method. One way to make ostinatos sound better is to write an outline and then fill it in. effectively you create a counter point to your melody and then make it more rythmically dense. that way the ear has something to follow without the ostinato becoming monotinous.
I am going to use this as 'credits' music in my long running dnd campaign with some friends, it's ending sometime next month and I can't wait to see the look on their faces as it ends with this beautiful piece playing in the background, thank you for giving me the final piece to my enormous passionate puzzle.
Very surprised to see another young teen composer in impressionism for piano! I've been writing music for a while also in the same style more on ravel then debussy but both are similar in the time period. Using the triplets It would probably be easier to use 12/8 just for notation but other wise it is very nice. If you live in the US I'd suggest joining some competitions. Ones I've done are MTNA, NAFMC, and SCMEA. Doing so can really get you out there! I believe that this could get you in high rankings!
@@Jwellsuhhuh There is a difference in composition and color/tone styles between modernism and impressionism. I compose in an impressionistic sound but for this composer im not so sure. But could you tell me how it is modernism. Id like to know!
@@Brandonek_ENTP ok so I searched it up and basically every music historian to ever exist bullied ravel/debussy by calling them impressionists when they were actually "modernists" for the time, in the meaning that thier work's style deviated significantly from their late romantic counterparts, breaking the rules of harmony and using exotic scales. But they were still mostly quite tonal and were known for their music being sorta atmospheric and textural. Contrast to stravisky and other later 20th century composers and its taken again to a whole new level. "Now", stravinsky is "modernist" and debussy is simply just "impressionistic" simply because he didn't really deviate from tonal norms that much, especially compared to later composers. In the spirit of being empathetic to the time period, "impressionism" should rightfully be called modernist, or at least "early modernist", in my opinion. It puts more emphasis on ALL inventions made by composers of the period, not simply the fact that their music was very atmospheric.
@@Jwellsuhhuh That makes sense how you put it and I do remember learning that which is really fascinating! I do compose very similar to ravel and Debussy and with that logic from the time modernist would make sense since the colorful and different tonality but overal the term from tha specific group of composers has dropped down to impressionism in todays terms. But back then you could say that I was a modernist!
Aww, I play piano a little bit but mostly trumpet, but I believe that if you work hard and you want to become one, you could become one of the greatest composers of our time! :D you’ve got a new subscriber, and I’m excited to see you grow!
I once composed (and could play) a song when I was around 13, too, but I couldn't make it online because it has rubato and smorzandos. Good song, nonetheless!
The cadenzas and shifting tonalities halfway through the piece, the subsequent undercurrent of tension and its release reminde me so strongly of Miriam Hyde (renowned Australian 20th century comppser) and her pieces, perhaps Water Nymph in particular ❤
I think this piece was really well done. It has a nocturne type feel to it with the arpeggiating bass line and the lyrical soprano. I would say Chopin type music, but there isn't enough ornamentation. More of something back from John Field's era. I do really appreiciate this though. This reminds me of Mozart when he started creating music when he was really young too. I'm glad we still have such people like that today that enjoy the art of composition.
Sometimes I feel like I'm making progress learning piano for 3 years, but then I see someone younger being better than me. I feel proud and happy for them, but also a bit disappointed in myself too
There's a certain young quality to it. It's like you can hear that you were young or maybe less experienced when you wrote it. Ofc I couldn't do that bow lol and it is impressive, but I think that the lack of polish adds to the charm
It's so good it sounds like someting i could play on repeat for 4 hours a day, it sounds like trying to remember a memory that's hard to remember, it sounds like something ethereal and out of this universe, if a robotic play was that good then what if an actual human plays it with alot of emotions?
You could probably play around with different textures and registers, but other than that, this is extremely impressive given your age. (also you could use 12/8 and cross staff-beaming
Holy heck. I was writing at this age, and writing quintents. But they were far more I-V-vi-IV-I. I did always end on IV. Still do. It's unresolved, like my life.
people will see the most common method, like passages on chords, basic melody (no rythm only on one chord) and they will still say that sound really good, not that look like a improvisation, its like playing passages on 5 chords, i mena probably this piece have already existed, or similar, too simple can't be remembered yes im the hater, but not of you, of the piece, keep making pieces, themore you make the better your first piece thing i would like to know before i started composing: -using dominant chord is the first step to sound beautiful (harmonic tension) -second step is using subdominant - learning chord, scales, theory will improved my composing/improvising the most good luck
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I feel like this is one of those times where i feel like i wanna die because someone was able to make something so ethereal at an age younger than me
Always that feeling of missing something that others seem to understand so well. But don't let it get so bitter, try to put your ego at bay for a moment (I'm not implying anything, it's just an advice) and enjoy other people's music, you might even get inspired by it. Sincerely, not projecting myself in anyone's work is helping me with my esteem, so it may help you too
You know what brother? This piece feels as though it is like impressionist, an ethereal one at that. I wish to even learn its theory so that i may apply it to the pieces i may make, ones with romantical aspects. Impressionism and romanticism may be different but to me they seem almost the same, the only difference that impressionism may take on different forms depending on the listener. What i love about this is that is it not that love feels as though when you see the one who brings you joy makes you feel like there is a howling and powerful gale going through your body?
The beauty of this piece makes me imagine that of being in piece with myself almost, like a sparkling waterfall or being above the towering clouds. So, indeed you are right brother, I should appreciate this piece at this moment so that i may be moved by it, inspired by it. It is not wrong nor right to look down on oneself simply because another did better when they were younger, but what is wrong is being bitter about such things. If this piece have not been made and not even uploaded in the first place, then i may never have been able to appreciate such a great thing in this world. Thank you brother for reminding me that between artists, age, nationality and other such things do not get in the way of our expression, for it is our creation that helps us express ourselves in ways that no words can be able to, that age is not a roadblock.
Thank you again brother, I deeply appreciate the words you have said.
Okay so sorry for getting so deep there 😭
@@thatgamerboy3467 It's always that moment where you witness something some random person made that seems utterly unmatchable, because the way the art is getting to you somehow bestows you with utter amazement, but at the same time, almost this feeling of existential dread... this has happened to me before. This might be the feeling of a powerful gale that you described.
I produce electronic music. I've been inspired by modern EDM artists like Snail's House and The Living Tombstone, but I love composers like Koji Kondo as well. As of now it's been around 5-6 years for me of having gone through many DAWs and pseudostyles of electronic music. There have been times, one in particular, when I have heard some tracks that were made by one person, such that it seemed I would never be able to match that level of artistry and capability of channeling such precise and powerful emotion. It felt as if I should just quit my favorite hobby that I take so much joy in, even if my stuff that I had made wasn't even that far behind it at that time. My mixing was no doubt much better, but I felt like they had a sort of focus in the particular genre of EDM they were making, that just obliterated my hope in the kind of thing I had been chasing towards creating. I got up from my PC and paced around my house, with a feeling in my heart and my head that I'm sure you've felt before, based on your comment.
I don't remember exactly when that was, but it was probably a little over a year ago. In retrospect, it pushed me to make things better than what I have ever made before, within even just a few months' time. I've always had this problem that I can't make something new, but in July and August of this year I would say I've just about defeated it - My past 7 projects (none of which are completely finished, but atleast a considerable amount of it is complete) have not fallen below my standard of decent, and can probably impress most people by my ability to have made them. Just because of this random .mp3 on some random discord server, I've possibly become much better in my methodology and mindset for making music, and have much more to show off than I did 1 year ago.
The thing to understand with making art, is that you can go, in a few hours, from having what feels like nothing, to having what feels like everything. I'm not exactly sure what programs you use, but it's true for almost any digital forms of content creation like music production, composition, art, animation, game development - you name it - that you are able to create something within a singular session that can utterly change how you view your abilities as an artist, and eventually, that thing you sit down to create will be something that could be utterly successful or viral on the internet. As long as you never give up, this will eventually be true. Hans Zimmer, who is clearly regarded as a musically genius composer, didn't even start his career until his 20s, didn't see any real commercial success until his 30s, and probably didn't make anything you would know or recognize until he was into his 40s. It took over two decades of him chipping away at his goals to make a real dent in the world.
You will see TH-cam comments and Discord replies to people's art that will make you feel like you could never compete, because you could never get the same response as easily. I'e felt like this for years. But it doesn't matter. Just keep doing what you love and making art. Keep trying, despite what anybody says, and eventually you will find success. No matter what. If you never give up this thing you love doing throughout your entire life, you will.
I feel like there's so much more that I would have to say about this but I don't want my comment to get too long. I mostly wanted to encourage a fellow artist who feels like their art might be worthless in comparison to others, because it's exactly what happened to me, and it felt awful. For me, that is a massive part of what makes me who I am, and when it's taken away by comparison to other people, I feel like I have almost nothing left with my value as a human. But you just have to push through and create, and your value will never be taken away in the end. The ability you have now is just a small amount of your potential - they have no idea what you will have the abilities to eventually accomplish.
Sorry if that was really long, but I hope you can find some encouragement in what I said.
Hi! I just wanted to let anybody and everybody who reads this know that Jesus love you so much! If you are going through something hard he will help you get through this! Just call on his name and he will answer! Ilysm and feel free to talk to me any time! I hope you have a blessed day or night and ily again!😊
Maybe you just weren't born and built to be a lot better than others
please discover 12/8
I'd prefer reading it in 4/4 personally. You don't need the triplet notation after the first few measures and there are a lot of duplets that would feel awkward in 12/8 imo
@@JacobMeland Same honestly
and cross staff beaming
debussy didnt right arabesque in 12/8 so be quiet
@@JacobMelandsame honestly x2
This the kind of video to get recommended randomly in 10 years. Love it!
It has been recommended. Its 2033 here 😂 Great piano 🎹 👌🏻
Yea lmaoo
literally happens to every video
i was here in the beginning!
So true
that is insanely impressive, oh my gosh those key changes
omg i just found you in another comment section in a different video lol
@@athingfromouterspace im everywhere!
13 Year old had no right being that majestic with key changes (0:37)
Exactly what I was thinking
ouuhhh god this note took my soul you’re correct
Real, I got jot hard by the "HUH"
This really sounds like a peaceful water level in a Legend of Zelda game. It reminds me of twilight princess.
Yeah, now that you say so it reminds me of Lake Hylia's theme and Midna's Lament ! Funnily enough, I was actually watching some TP content when this video was recommended to me xd
That's what I was also thinking
Twilight was amazing. Even though I liked twilights themes for nostalgia and other older themes, botw and totk has the most calming. Song of storms is amazing too
I also thought of The legend of Zelda! Very beautiful
it genuinely sounded like midna's lament at the start
This video combines three different things that I’m not great at using when composing:
-polyrhythms that sound good
-grand staff instruments (specifically piano but also harp)
-ostinatos that sound good
I’m trying to improve on all of these things, especially ostinatos and polyrhythms, and this is a great source of inspiration! Great work!
I dont know if you want to hear this or not, but her is my method. One way to make ostinatos sound better is to write an outline and then fill it in. effectively you create a counter point to your melody and then make it more rythmically dense. that way the ear has something to follow without the ostinato becoming monotinous.
0:21 That small part really made me think of the sparkle in ballade no 3 of Chopin! You nailed it bro.
제가 느낀 것과 같아요😂
MOTHERFUCKING SAME LMAFO 😂😂😂😂😂
@@atthoBA How is it funny? 😭😭
My thoughts exactly
Man the TH-cam algorithm is really getting better if it recommended this.
Same lol, I didn’t write songs this good, but they were SUPER complex because I didn’t understand time signatures 😂
SAME I still barely understand time signatures :(
@brevortofficial I think no one truly understands time signatures. They just vibe until it sounds right
Debussy and Ravel would be proud.
I just firstly thought this is a Debussy's piece😅
More Debussy
nah at first i thought it sounded a lil bit like debussy’s arabesque in E
And Schroeder
@onlysofiaa Those triplets sound like Doctor Gradus ad Parmesan
With the melody singing above the flowing accompaniment... this is accomplished for a 13 yr old!
0:20 sounds like chopin's Ballade No.3!
Very good composition btw
I am going to use this as 'credits' music in my long running dnd campaign with some friends, it's ending sometime next month and I can't wait to see the look on their faces as it ends with this beautiful piece playing in the background, thank you for giving me the final piece to my enormous passionate puzzle.
Very surprised to see another young teen composer in impressionism for piano! I've been writing music for a while also in the same style more on ravel then debussy but both are similar in the time period. Using the triplets It would probably be easier to use 12/8 just for notation but other wise it is very nice. If you live in the US I'd suggest joining some competitions. Ones I've done are MTNA, NAFMC, and SCMEA. Doing so can really get you out there! I believe that this could get you in high rankings!
*modernism
@@Jwellsuhhuh There is a difference in composition and color/tone styles between modernism and impressionism. I compose in an impressionistic sound but for this composer im not so sure. But could you tell me how it is modernism. Id like to know!
@@Brandonek_ENTP ok so I searched it up and basically every music historian to ever exist bullied ravel/debussy by calling them impressionists when they were actually "modernists" for the time, in the meaning that thier work's style deviated significantly from their late romantic counterparts, breaking the rules of harmony and using exotic scales. But they were still mostly quite tonal and were known for their music being sorta atmospheric and textural. Contrast to stravisky and other later 20th century composers and its taken again to a whole new level. "Now", stravinsky is "modernist" and debussy is simply just "impressionistic" simply because he didn't really deviate from tonal norms that much, especially compared to later composers.
In the spirit of being empathetic to the time period, "impressionism" should rightfully be called modernist, or at least "early modernist", in my opinion. It puts more emphasis on ALL inventions made by composers of the period, not simply the fact that their music was very atmospheric.
@@Jwellsuhhuh That makes sense how you put it and I do remember learning that which is really fascinating! I do compose very similar to ravel and Debussy and with that logic from the time modernist would make sense since the colorful and different tonality but overal the term from tha specific group of composers has dropped down to impressionism in todays terms. But back then you could say that I was a modernist!
@@Brandonek_ENTP yes
i LOVE polyrhythms and this made my day
Listen to Pyramid Song by Radiohead
13 years old is insaneee 😮 this song reminds me of a Minecraft series called whitepine (similar music)
I started to compose when I was 11. My first work is the theme of Variations in Eb minor on my vids.
I LOVE WHITEPINE❤❤❤
Whitepine is peak! I’m happy someone else is talking about it!
WHITEPINE MENTION ASHAJSKSJAJSKSKA
MY EXACT THOUGHTS HELLO???
I’m in love with measure 19
pleasure-striking key change chord
same
The polyrythms are strong with this one...
What polyrhythms? There are no polyrhythms. There are a crap ton of triplets that don't need to be there though. This song should be in 12/8.
@@Fakob225 there are polyrhythims right before the key change in 0:36, watch out
this is incredibly beautiful! im glad this popped up in my recommended 😊
Aww, I play piano a little bit but mostly trumpet, but I believe that if you work hard and you want to become one, you could become one of the greatest composers of our time! :D you’ve got a new subscriber, and I’m excited to see you grow!
i actually love it, its so calm and charming
Dude, this its beautiful, very inspiring, I love it!
The chord changes m19-23 are so well done!
Very nice!
I am also 13 and studying music, nowhere NEAR this good tho!
take care man (or woman, idk), congrats
This is amazing. My new favorite piece!
Young man, you’re amazing.
this was beautiful to listen to. you just gained a subscriber. i look forward to hearing more stuff you write!
Hm you really like adding triplets! I'm a student learning music too.
Yeah, I do hahaha :) Hope to see you a lot in the field, it's such a small circle!
:)
I once composed (and could play) a song when I was around 13, too, but I couldn't make it online because it has rubato and smorzandos.
Good song, nonetheless!
This reminds me of Midna's Lament from Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess with the piano
It's in Dorian (like that song)
Very nice, reminds me of Debussy
thanks! wrote this with french impressionism in my mind, so i'm glad you said that!
Accurate description 😂. Jokes aside, this is really impressive. I hope you continue composing.
I like it! Reminds me a bit of Daydreaming by Radiohead
The cadenzas and shifting tonalities halfway through the piece, the subsequent undercurrent of tension and its release reminde me so strongly of Miriam Hyde (renowned Australian 20th century comppser) and her pieces, perhaps Water Nymph in particular ❤
Bro you are a wizard or some sh because this is BEAUTIFUL
I want more music like this. Reminds me of Animals as Leaders without all the metalness haha great sound
amazing harmonic journey
I think this piece was really well done. It has a nocturne type feel to it with the arpeggiating bass line and the lyrical soprano. I would say Chopin type music, but there isn't enough ornamentation. More of something back from John Field's era. I do really appreiciate this though. This reminds me of Mozart when he started creating music when he was really young too. I'm glad we still have such people like that today that enjoy the art of composition.
This popped up on my youtube feed and wow this is absolutely beautiful
Wow this is beautiful well done!
Not bad lmao. Not bad. It's wonderful. It has alot of Potential as well. Reminds me of Un baroque Sur L'ocean. Amazingly done
The key changes are absolutely heavenly
imagine that if you keep learning and trying different stuff, you'll get to compose even better pieces
Ooo after 0:40 is especially magical
I'm proud of you son, like genuinely. This is insane
that's wonderful piano stool, i'll be cheering for you.
Wow, this is impressive!! Fantastic job!! :)
Bro must have grasped the concept of reversed cursed technique on the brink of death.
bro is the embodiment of the simply piano AD. Jokes aside, this is beautiful
I'm sorry for ever touching staff paper
That's gorgeous. It's a little weird that it's pp the whole time--I had to turn my computer volume all the way up--but that is really pretty
idk why but it reminds be of raindrops and in the end the rain stops
Sometimes I feel like I'm making progress learning piano for 3 years, but then I see someone younger being better than me.
I feel proud and happy for them, but also a bit disappointed in myself too
Just very very lovely. I am proud of you for your sensitivity as a 13 year old to melody and colorful harmony. Well done.
u wrote this at thirteen??! thats pretty fire ngl but like hello? time signature?
dude I be you finna get famous asf and then others find this as your frist apperince keep it up!
plot twist hes now 14
this is gorgeous omg
the kinda melodies i make in my head 😭 this is so impressive oh my lord
This is a really lovely little piece
Good job :)
Good work!! I also started composing at 13 (that was a while ago). Never stop!!!
Your composition is beautiful, I like so
This makes me think of video games where the background music changes whenever your in battle!
I know this will pop up in the algorythm in 8 years so this is a message for the future people, has GTA 6 come out yet?
This should be the next minecraft song disc, incredible
This makes me think of the majestic music of Genshin Impact I love it
There's a certain young quality to it. It's like you can hear that you were young or maybe less experienced when you wrote it. Ofc I couldn't do that bow lol and it is impressive, but I think that the lack of polish adds to the charm
Reminds me of Midna's Lament
It's so good it sounds like someting i could play on repeat for 4 hours a day, it sounds like trying to remember a memory that's hard to remember, it sounds like something ethereal and out of this universe, if a robotic play was that good then what if an actual human plays it with alot of emotions?
damn this is actually really good tf
Here’s a tip, make it 12/8, and set the tempo as dotted quarter =, as opposed to quarter =
This has a really strong Halo odst feel to it
This is about to be one hell to practice with all that polyrhythm but will sound cool :]
Very nice notation 😭
This just means that you were an insanely talented teenager! Way to go!
Close enough Chopin, welcome back!
Ts magnificent 🙏
I hope to hell you’re still writing because this is so good 😭😭
Sounds SOOO Minecrafty and I like it
This reminds me so much of reverie but idek why
new pokemon town theme just dropped
Pls release this on Spotify I need it in my soul rn
This is magestic af
You could probably play around with different textures and registers, but other than that, this is extremely impressive given your age. (also you could use 12/8 and cross staff-beaming
It‘s so good!❤
Damn that's good, I started when I was 15...2 years have passed and made little progression
Need your musescore link!
very good piece for a 13 year old
Intr-adevar...
Utterly beautiful.
At this rate you might be the next “ The World’s best piano player” 😁
No way i got a notification and it synced with this PERFECTLY
Holy heck.
I was writing at this age, and writing quintents. But they were far more I-V-vi-IV-I.
I did always end on IV. Still do. It's unresolved, like my life.
Ok ok, I see the signs, fine, I’ll write my own music now.
That's amazing, very well done
people will see the most common method, like passages on chords, basic melody (no rythm only on one chord) and they will still say that sound really good, not that look like a improvisation, its like playing passages on 5 chords,
i mena probably this piece have already existed, or similar, too simple can't be remembered
yes im the hater, but not of you, of the piece, keep making pieces, themore you make the better
your first piece
thing i would like to know before i started composing:
-using dominant chord is the first step to sound beautiful (harmonic tension)
-second step is using subdominant
- learning chord, scales, theory will improved my composing/improvising the most
good luck
Lovely composition, impressive for a 13 years old 😵💫
I love it! very arabesque-y! you should record an acoustic piano version, as opposed to just computer audio!
Great song! Crazy song i love it it looks hard i wish i could i can play it
Damn.. at 13 years old I started playing Chopin’s waterfall etude, but with so many mistakes