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My goal was to finish the piece on my birthday today. I like to consider it a present from Bach.
I want to add a bass pedal section, but I thought I would stick to the guideline as a two part invention:
https://flat.io/score/5930855c783e290d1e6514f1-invention
Also, I like to add Greek mythological themes to my music. I enjoy listening to it while observing this painting:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/0b/c3/73/0bc373867a6776bf394dd7d2cd93f8d6.jpg
Here is my submission:
https://flat.io/score/59d33dfec23c93626e5ec552-perennial-tears
From my understanding, the poem is referencing unmarked graves of soldiers fallen in battle. I like to imagine the initial, expressive part of my piece as a call to awaken the dead. The part immediately after evokes a thrashing dance of skeletons, and the later collapse into consonance is meant to express solemnity at the tragedy of their fate.
I think music is always more enjoyable with something visually interesting, so here is a picture that accompanies the piece:
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/cc/03/a4/cc03a41c2e5b392414d073736b37eec0--rain-drops-dew-drops.jpg
I've played for 10 years but have never composed. Never taken a music theory course either.
Here's my submission.
It's inspired a bit from the last couple of pieces I learned to play for piano - Chopin's Op. 9 and Liszt's Liebestraum.
The score is currently here:
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