honjr wrote:Again using the magnificent Steingraeber! Hope you enjoy!
Thank you,honjr, for sharing your music!
Very nice as always, make me smile. I enjoy it. Interesting the formal structure of this piece of music. As I look at it, the arrangement has 3 parts, the first minute, the second calm, smoothness and the last minute. It gives variation/repetition together with the units of rythm and melody and nice harmony - good honjr -style. You are doing very well. Keep it up! Thanks!
Thank you PTE for taking the time to listen...my wife is reminded here of Prokofiev but I just try to follow the forms of logic - primarily the emotional and somewhat the intellectual - and the formal structure is not planned in advance but has to follow naturally. As a side observation I do think your Pianoteq user ID, just referred to in abbreviated form, is well-warranted and let's hope it stays that way - that you always remain a devout Pianoteq fan for it is truly one of the great companies out there and you have made many excellent contributions thereto.
]]>Again using the magnificent Steingraeber! Hope you enjoy!
Thank you,honjr, for sharing your music!
Very nice as always, make me smile. I enjoy it. Interesting the formal structure of this piece of music. As I look at it, the arrangement has 3 parts, the first minute, the second calm, smoothness and the last minute. It gives variation/repetition together with the units of rythm and melody and nice harmony - good honjr -style. You are doing very well. Keep it up! Thanks!