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Thank you for watching! This is not made by me, but one of my closed friends.

@@karlolewandowski Hello I also say that I have saved many ideas mostly half complete but currently working on a Piano Quartet. I will see how it sounds. Again it's a fusion of modern and ancient (mostly due to my lack of Counterpoint knowledge).

Thank you for watching! I don't score all the motifs and developments that arise in an improvised performance faithfully, but rather I organize and note what I remember in my head after a few days. Improvisation is a good way for me to come up with new idea. However, it often lacks sophistication and musical fullness. In my thought, if I remember something after a few days, it is likely that I've forgotten all but the most important parts of that, so I compose a piece in this way.

@karlolewandowski Thank you for your reply ! I totally understand what you mean. Your process also requires higher understanding of music. But if there a simple way to get the improvised music in notation we can try to correct and balance it to sound proper.

lol Thank you!

Thank you for watching! I perpetually envy your ability to write good and well-crafted "original" music.

@@karlolewandowski Danke! Never forget, though, that in a world of dissonance and "post-"isms, a somewhat conservative idiom is just as original, if not more so, than anything else.

@@emusic4269 Thank you for the reply! I agree with you the criteria for evaluating whether something is original or not depends on where the playing field is set. However, I don't consider my works to be peculiarly unique. I commented because, from my perspective, you works are unique and worthy of praise.

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Thank you for watching! He is one of my close friends and a cooperator in this channel.

I'm glad the suggestion, but I think that it is not what I should be doing. I'll leave the work to you or other person with talents like you. Also, if you are referring to a piece in Le nozze di Figaro, I think "inspired" would be a better word.

@karlolewandowski Thank you for the comments! Right now I am focussing on a number of short preludes and a Sonata presto for piano.

Thanks!

Thank you for watching! At least as I position it, this is merely a sketch of an idea rather than a compositional work. However, if you have trouble making your own theme-developing, I thought I'd upload it in case there might be some hints for you. There are some parts that are poorly, but if you see something that you think could be used, feel free to use it.

Thank you for watching! I had never heard of that song itself, but it has the same rhythm pattern as this piece!

@karlolewandowski Thank you ! It was a surprise for me to see the same motif. Also I want to ask your permission to use this motif as a future composition, i will quote your name .

@@Swaroque Of course, ok.

Thank you for watching! Glad you like it! Indeed, the rhythm of this piece is similar of the tarantella. However, I didn't compose this piece with tarantella in mind, hence the title Bagatelle.

@@karlolewandowski Yes at the end it doesn't matter the title. Well done my friend. 👏👏👏

Thank you for watching! I'd never heard of that song, but introduction is certainly similar.

Thank you for watching! This is my opinion, but the way to learn composition is not just to dabble in theory. It is equally important to analyze the works of various composers (regardless of genre) and make them your own. Of course, in addition to that, it requires trial and error...

Thank you! As you mentioned, I attempted to compose a jazz fugue. There are some passages where I broke traditional fugue rules, but that was intentional. I wanted to compose an entirely new fugue.

Thank you! This is the first time I've received these comments from you. I'd like to attach my email address, but there are possible risks in attaching it on youtube... If you like, I can have it uploaded to the MuseScore site with the "Private" setting and send it to my username as "Invite to view". >my username (MuseScore) : Karlo Lewandowski Or you can comment via DM on Instagram and I'll respond.

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thanks brother!

Thank you! I believe you can do as much or more than I can.

Thank you for watching! Glad to hear your honest opinion.

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You turned it European lol dang Russian harmony is so dissonant and odd

@@Dylan_1344 lol

Sorry, I missed this comment... I think I remember you uploading the orchestral overture...didn't you?

@@karlolewandowski Hello, That was actually an incomplete piece (Just a Summary!) That wasn't complete ! I just posted it in a hurry wrote (Summary in brackets), but since it needs correction (and to Complete)decided upload Later. So I deleted it for now.

@@Swaroque Thank you the reply! I understand. I think the melody and harmony of your compositions work well enough that I don't need to make any suggestions about any of them. However, I think that if you pay more attention to natation, register, and instrumentation, you could compose a more complete piece. I believe you have potential. If you need my opinion on a specific piece, please let me know.

@karlolewandowski Thank you ! Actually The piece I have mind is the Violin-Piano Piece in TWO MOVEMENTS. What I also have in mind is I don't know how to manage development sections ! To develop a melody . You will notice (I don't know) that I just run off with some transitions and don't really Develop a Melody. Mainly because I don't know much about the Harmony. That's what I don't know. Ok I will learn about the instrumentation and what's the problem later.Thanks for the Reply !

You can either Hear the First Movement in the Piano-Violin Piece (Slow movment) or the Piano Transcription ! And give your opinion.

Thank you for watching! This is a difficult question, but I had to answer it, I would say that this piece is influenced by J. Sibelius. If you are going to study this kind of sound, you might want to study his works to discover it.

Thank you!

Thank you for watching! I wonder too.

Thank you for watching! That's an interesting opinion.

@karlolewandowski Thank you for the reply ! But I do want to know Did you really use any mediaeval/folk sounds ?

@@Swaroque Thank you for the reply! Neither sound is conscious. However, one thing that comes to mind is that it's inspired by Mussorgsky's works.

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