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Sonatina #2 for Solo Piano

By fc on July 8, 2012 1:46 pm

The second of three pieces of this nature. This piece is a little more flexible in its use of the sonat(in)a form, as compared to the first. It's also longer. Not sure it's any better or worse.

Did a bit of mastering of the Sibelius audio in Logic prior to uploading. Completed over a few hours.

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Nice piece dude. I serialsly love some of these chords.

Hahahaha, oh Derris...

Nice piece dude!

Serialsly, thx dudez.

one of my favorite things you've done all year, nice

Glad you like it so much, George!

interesting.

I dig it Vin! Definitely one of my favourites of your works so far.

Like it!

Beautimus

Woah.  Very free

Thank you all for listeneing. smile

Beautiful piece Vincent, rich in sound quality and a nice contrast to all the electro music submitted to the project. I particularly the first 2/3's (which to my ears are harmonically, constantly wavering on that tonal/atonal boundary...which makes it easy for me to appreciate a work of this genre!) Nicely mastered too.

Many thanks, Poppi! I wrote the prime row to be somewhat accessible, all small intervals (m2, M2, m3), with a kind of phrygian sound per trichord. The first six pitches of the row form an some kind of b9 chord, too...

nice job man. very cool. I'd like to try something similar but don't quite have the know-how

Cheers Orinoco. smile
12-tone stuff is ~fairly easy, but it takes a bit of head-wrangling initially. If you like, I can point you toward some resources? But I would probably just study Webern.

Nice piece mate.  I really enjoy the tension of the piece yet it maintains some elegance.

finally listened to this thing for real today.. good for coding smile

Mathematical inspiration, Phil?

Thanks rdomain.

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