#concerto #contemporary #cembalo #timpani #orchestral 1st mvt - 0:00 2nd mvt 5:05 3rd mvt 6:37 Please bare in mind that this piece really needs to be revised:)
At first i thought, why not use the piano instead of the harpsichord?? But then i realized that the harpsichord has a unique and fun timbre that adds a lot to the personality of this concert, congratulations!!! I loved it :)
How do you come up with these gems one after the other? As always a very strong and memorable theme brilliantly written. Witty and crisp. It is both delicate and powerful with the contrast between the quicksilver harpsicord and the pounding timpani; the strings are elegant and add a balancing legato element...The dissonances here are the most delightful perhaps of any you've imagined. Bravo. I can see you've created a 3 movement form that is also a single sonata form type movement...my only reservation is the amount of repetition here for such a short work. The two equal halves of the 1st movement remind me of the Boccherini symphonies, which used that structure...as charming as they are they are structurally simpler compared to Haydn and in that sense less satisfying than a more extensively developed movement. I would encourage you to expand this and develop the ideas further as they are just wonderful and 1st rate.
Thanks! I completely agree with you, structurally is this work kind of weak and I will probably revise it due to that, thanks anyways John! Its a pleasure having a listener as you!
At first i thought, why not use the piano instead of the harpsichord?? But then i realized that the harpsichord has a unique and fun timbre that adds a lot to the personality of this concert, congratulations!!! I loved it :)
Im glad you thought so!!
Awesome!!
Thanks!
Ive never heard anything like this before, congrats lol, its awesome
Thanks so much, haha:)
How do you come up with these gems one after the other? As always a very strong and memorable theme brilliantly written. Witty and crisp. It is both delicate and powerful with the contrast between the quicksilver harpsicord and the pounding timpani; the strings are elegant and add a balancing legato element...The dissonances here are the most delightful perhaps of any you've imagined. Bravo. I can see you've created a 3 movement form that is also a single sonata form type movement...my only reservation is the amount of repetition here for such a short work. The two equal halves of the 1st movement remind me of the Boccherini symphonies, which used that structure...as charming as they are they are structurally simpler compared to Haydn and in that sense less satisfying than a more extensively developed movement. I would encourage you to expand this and develop the ideas further as they are just wonderful and 1st rate.
Thanks! I completely agree with you, structurally is this work kind of weak and I will probably revise it due to that, thanks anyways John! Its a pleasure having a listener as you!
Wow Kofi. This is genius. The opening is incredible.
Thanks thanks!
Oh, it _did_ works incredibly well...😮 I love your style.
Thanks!!
@@kofiLjunggren I can feel some Schnitke and Poulenc influence in your work.
@@j.thomas1420 Excactly what I was thinking when I was writing it!
Du hade väldigt roligt när du gjorde det här? Ett levande och komplext verk. Mycket underhållande, intressant och vackert✨️🎶✨️💐
Ja, det kan man säga;)
Tack som alltid!