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I was going to write a sonata, but what I wanted to write before I wrote it wasn't the same as the end product, so I haven't named it yet... I basically notated some ideas I had with a structure. Not totally happy with it (especially the ending) but there you go. http://tinyurl.com/hwssb And it is in Finale format.
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Max,
YOu might get more responses if you could convert it to MP3.
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I agree. Hit us with a piano recording of the piece.
Best, John
Stop analyzing; just compose the damn thing!
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http://www.savefile.com/files.php?fid=9088536 My piano teacher recorded it for me over the weekend, as I need to submit a recording with my coursework! He did a great job, although I don't always agree with his interpretation  It's a Rondo in form (but not stylistically), I see it as A-B-A-C-A1-B-A2-coda, but its a little too free I think.
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Originally posted by Max W: http://www.savefile.com/files.php?fid=9088536
My piano teacher recorded it for me over the weekend, as I need to submit a recording with my coursework! He did a great job, although I don't always agree with his interpretation
It's a Rondo in form (but not stylistically), I see it as A-B-A-C-A1-B-A2-coda, but its a little too free I think. did u say its part of a Sonata? :rolleyes: sounds to me like a folk tune, may be the way ur teacher played, i will have to look at the score to see if there are any original harmonic or melodic ideas. couldnt hear one
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"I was going to write a sonata, but.." As I said, I started off with the intention of writing a piece in sonata form, but I decided not to and try something different. And I'm not sure what you mean in the second part - I didn't use any folk tunes, and I'm pretty sure all of the harmonic and melodic ideas are original and not plagerised 
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Originally posted by Max W: "I was going to write a sonata, but.."
As I said, I started off with the intention of writing a piece in sonata form, but I decided not to and try something different.
And I'm not sure what you mean in the second part - I didn't use any folk tunes, and I'm pretty sure all of the harmonic and melodic ideas are original and not plagerised Ok max, I shall rwite a detailed comment once I see the music. I will download the finale file, how do i open that file, i mean obviously it opens in Finale but I dont have one can i see the notation in any ohter free music notepads, do u know? thanks
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