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Thank you so much. :D

Thanks a lot. I'm glad that you like it. This one is what I'm struggling most in making everything playable. Hope to see you around here again.

@@LotAnimePianist Thank you so much. :D

@@markponce6211 Lol You can think of it like that. But my reality is that mosquito and I can’t live in the same world. One has to be eliminated, and that one is not me.

@@OphatTaerattanachai You are now fighting a giant mosquito. This is its boss music

@@maddycroft9585 Congrats on your wedding. Hope you live a beautiful couple life of merry and prosperity. :D

@@maddycroft9585 I’ve sent the file to you. :D

Thank you so much. :D

@@MossieurHibou Thank you so much. You can send an email to my contact here on my channel page. Please, put on the title that you come from here and want the score for this piece. so, I send it to you with all the parts. P.S. Please tell me here as well when you have sent your email, so I can check my inbox for it.

@@OphatTaerattanachai sent! thank you so much !

@@MossieurHibou I've sent the score and parts to you. Hope you enjoy playing them. :D

@@jejejejhola Yes, that’s one of the sources of my inspirations for this piece. There are also hints of Scriabin, Sorabji, and others, if you look carefully into the details of this piece. :D After I took a look at the finished pieces of this set, it’s more like I put the main idea or inspiration in the spotlight. I then add or combine it with other ideas in my own way, turning it into a new piece.

@@erwinschulhoff4464 I see what you mean for the subject of this fugue. I’ve checked that, and it has shared a few similarity to that main theme. I have been questioning for a while about where I have heard something quite familiar to the subject. Thanks for pointing it out for me. I have now found the answer I’m searching for since when I start writing this piece.

It’s nice to see your view of this piece. This one comes up because one of my musician friends, a jazz musician who plays a double bass, says that my harmony is already close to what many jazz musicians do in their works. So, he urged me to try to compose something in this style, but from the point of view of the classical composer. That’s why this piece has no clear form, in my opinion. And the other sections are just merely my improvisations over the same chord progressions. One can say that they are variations on the same chords. Therefore, the inspirations are elsewhere completely outside of the classical pieces. However, I’ve listened to many pieces from Kapustin, Joplin, and Gershwin. They may have left many things that I did subconsciously. This piece is a very fun little piece that I took only a few minutes to finish as well, to keep the improvisational elements fresh and clear. I’m very happy that it has become a nice tune that hooks into your memory. (As well as one of the very visible secret motives being used in the entire set.) I think that it has already found its place. Thanks a lot for your comments. I’m highly appreciated them all. They were a nice conversation with like-minded people.

In addition, about the Codetta, I try to use both dominant chord and tritone substitution at the same time; a polychord, some might call that. Or you can analyze it as G7(b9, #11) (which I spell #11 as b12 (Db)), that resolves to C; a perfect V-I cadence. I also play a bit with the rhythmic pattern. Moreover, I understand how they remind you of “Unaccompanied Drumming”. After I read this comment, I make a quick check on both pieces, and notice a bit of similarity as well.

@@erwinschulhoff4464 Thank you so much for your comment, your sharing, and many more. I’m really appreciated that. I don’t have some friends or people around me who enjoy this kind of music like I am. So, UA-cam is more like my way to reach out to other people, who might interest in the same music. I feel so lucky that it really reaches out to you. Thank you again for your kindness in sharing my compositions to others. I don’t know how to reciprocate to you more than a thank that I give to you so many times. Hope you well and see you next time when I have got something new to share on my channel.

@@OphatTaerattanachai haha same, i also dont know any people really who like this type of music too. it is an injustice to others not to at least share this music in my opinion, it deserves to be heard and I also think it deserves to be played too (although i am no pianist haha). Many great compositions and recordings on youtube (and other platforms) are unfortunately neglected as the algorithm does not push them. I myself try my best to reccomend these works as they are worth hearing. Here are some pieces which I think are criminally underrated: ua-cam.com/video/xR99w2Nn6fg/v-deo.htmlsi=kd3yNYldBifggs6S (the longest one of all and not for piano!)*** ua-cam.com/video/AkAlRaZO_Zs/v-deo.htmlsi=uxbtsqN149FbThDr (a suite for piano)* ua-cam.com/video/tIXHPQRd3_w/v-deo.htmlsi=HroqPhJ1F1nGoCbE (another suite, my own video too haha. the pastorale is worth listening) ua-cam.com/video/yKY0dPTeaCY/v-deo.htmlsi=qTh3JCRRAY0zzYRT (short piece) ua-cam.com/video/kjJyKrd0yhc/v-deo.htmlsi=wI5VSC9ruqjxJQ4F (piano concerto)* ua-cam.com/video/BbTB-E1u7bM/v-deo.htmlsi=T6XODG8c44rZTZqh (another concerto by a living composer)* 1 more ua-cam.com/video/36XqXAHlReY/v-deo.htmlsi=xbRvLinLaZHpiBsm (an etude, very addictive) ua-cam.com/video/NQuoJUj6PQ4/v-deo.htmlsi=F8uxpRVB1byPS5pH (oh hey, its your pieces!!!)** (*very good) You mightve listened to many of these, if not all of them haha. this is only a fraction of a percentage of what i think deserves to be heard. Keep looking, there is still more great music to discover!!!!

@ Thanks for the list of music to listen to. I’ve been looking for something fresh and new for a while. I’ll take my time with all of these.

@@OphatTaerattanachai dont force yourself too! the first piece is incredibly long

That will give others something to work with. :D But finding a little secret that I drop here and there is a nice little game. Hope they figure it out like you.

@@thendriaktagllimpher1613 Thank you so much. Hope you enjoy other pieces from this set, and my other compositions as well.

@@Camille_Hargraves Thank you so much!! :D

@@Camille_Hargraves Thank you so much. :D And yes, Sergey Prokofiev is one of the composers that inspired this piece. And there are more pieces that are heavily influenced by him coming up later.

@@SynaestheticSynthesis Thank you so much. :D I’ve followed your channel as well. Some of your works have that nostalgic quality in the melody. They are lovely. I like them a lot.

@@OphatTaerattanachai Thank you! I glad you like them and can relate!

Thank you so much. :D And you're right. Ginastera is one of the inspirations for this piece.

@@Damuvader Hi, there. I’ve just seen that you want a score. I’ll publish the entire set and other compositions later in some digital platforms. Maybe, on Amazon or somewhere else. So, you can purchase one or more. Whatever, I won’t stop uploading the score videos here. So, I hope you enjoy my music.

​@@OphatTaerattanachaithank you!

@@yuk_notkim7658 Thank you. :D

I knew there were many pieces with the same name. But what is the Romanian March you mentioned? I don't understand that part.

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@@deprivate LOL I’m lost of words for your comments. 😂

@@TheBambivalentina Thank you so much.

Thank you so much. :D

@@JohnSmith-im5gz Thank you so much. Anyway, do you have any suggestions for the next piece from this band? I don’t promise that I will have a time to make it, but I want to hear what your favorite pieces are.

Yeah, sure. I have already scheduled another upload this month. I plan to make more only for the pieces I can't find their official scores on sales. But for those with the official scores, I won't do them. Moreover, there are my compositions and other transciptions on my channel. So, if you please, listen to them as I want to know and improve my compositional skills as well as my transcription skills. :D Also... please, like and subscribe. So, you won't miss the next one that I've already planned to upload.

@@OphatTaerattanachai Liked and subscribed, thank you buddy!

@@JohnSmith-im5gz Thank you so much. :D

@@saarthakshankavaram-compos4543 I’m glad that you can remember it. I have to upload it here because there is another piece that I quote this piece. So, the listeners will know from where it comes.

Thank you so much.

I'm glad that you want to play this. It means a lot to me. But now, I don't plan to release or publish the scores of my compositions. I'm really sorry. But if you really want to play it, you can watch this video and play along with it. It may be inconvenient, but that is all I can do now. Maybe, in the future, I will find a platform to sell or release my scores. Anyway, thank you for listening to my music. Hope to see you around here again in my future pieces.

@@OphatTaerattanachai oh okeyyyy it's alright if you don't want to release it. I'm still replaying it and your other work tho :>

Thank you so much. I'm glad that you love it. :)

Thank you so much. :)

@@pietervoogt Thank you so much.

I plan to make more set of pieces like this again. I'm now collecting more from my dream. Hope to start the next set soon. :D

English is not my native language, so the following answers may be quite difficult to understand, or misleading. But I'm trying my best to deliver my best answer for each question. Q: Have you gone to Music school before? A: I am a self-taught composer, arranger, singer, and musician until 2014 when I got into the music conservatory for my Master's degree in music composition. I graduated in 2018. (FYI, my bachelor's degree is in law.) Q: What books do you use to study composition? A: That is quite a hard question to answer. I read a lot of books, but none was specifically about composition. Instead, I like to listen to various music and analyze them by looking at the score (if possible), trying to find out how they work, or reading articles about their concepts or techniques. As I'm a self-taught composer for more than half of my life, I like to do and try many things myself. And that also comes to my compositional approach. Moreover, music theories are, in my opinion, the best instruments to understand and dissect music in various categories. So, I always encourage music students to learn more theories, not for what they are, but for how to use them to obtain their ideas, concepts, perceptions, or techniques. And since late 2019, I have been occasionally giving lectures in music theory classes at the local university in my hometown. But they are more like a hobby as well as composing, and studying in music. That's why I'm so slow in composition. I don't have much free time. I hope that my answer can clear up your curiosity. I'm trying to keep it short. But feel free to ask if it is something that I can answer. P.S. I have another variation piece on my channel. I don't know if you have already listened to that. It is "15 Variations on the Theme of 'Toei-Khong'" for Piano. The theme is the traditional music around the region of my hometown. And each variation is after different piece from different composer in western music history. (I recommend trying to figure out the piece and the composer before reading the answer in its description.) I would like to hear your opinions about it, if you please. Thank you. :D

@@OphatTaerattanachai so youve never read about counterpoint and music theory???

@@erwinschulhoff4464 No. I have read a lot of them. I also give a lecture on Counterpoint, Music Theory, and Musical Form and Analysis at the university. Here are some recommendations, which I always use as the reference for my lecture. - Tonal Harmony with an Introdution to Twentieth-Century Music by Stefan Kostka and Dorothy Payne - Harmony in Context by Miguel A. Roig-Francoli - Harmonic Practice in Tonal Picture by Rober Gauldin There are more of them, but these are the good starting points to get into music theory and harmony. Also, some are in Thai language that I always recommend for my students to buy and read. They are easier to understand for them because they are in my native language.

Thank you so much. I appreciate your comment because it is always constructive and helps me improve my music. This set is an adventure for me, compared to the other pieces I had composed during that period. I'm glad you also hear the relation between each piece, and how the main theme links every piece in the set together. That's what I like to do when working on a set or a suite. All in all, thanks a lot. Hope to see you around here again with my next compositions. :)

Every main theme or motif of these pieces comes to me in my sleep and forces me to wake up at night. So, I planned to write down whatever I got or heard from my dream in the papers. The next morning, I looked into them and used them to compose these pieces. So, you're right that someone would be awake if you were having dreams like these. They really wake me up.

Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot for the recommendation. I don't know if that is okay, but I believe in your words. I'll make another video for the entire suite and get it in here later. Maybe, with the other complete sets on my channel, and for my later sets as well.

@@OphatTaerattanachai remember im just reccomending, you know better then I do

Thank you so much.

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Thank you so much.

Thank you so much. :)

Thank you so much. I’m really appreciated that. If you want to contact me, I have logged in to Discord from time to time. You can drop something over there. And I’ll leave you my private email over there, so we can get in contact again. :D

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Glad to see you around here, and long time no see. It’s my pleasure to hear such a lovely comment from you as always. Thank you so much.

@@OphatTaerattanachai i always listen to your pieces, i just don't comment as much lol, and i love hearing from you about my pieces too

Thank you so much. :D

Thank you so much. :)