haha
its like your giving a study guide for your music. This wouldn't stand alone too well, but i guess its more of a exploration than a realization. Would have to say that the arpegios in part seven were my favorite and I would like to see you expand on that in particular.
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Most excellent!
One of my favorite classical submissions in a while, probably because of its bare bones simplicity. It starts with a single theme and variates throughout... while as far from a revolutionary concept as one can get in music, this seems particularly apt to the single violin playing in this piece. A definite piece for chilling to at almost any time alone, or even the slightly faster segments would work well for background music to most anything.
I personally enjoy the first three segments, but I'm sure others are of differing opinion on that matter ;)
If Bach and Hanon ever got together -
- and decided to compose a piece, this would be it.
I think you enjoyed this
The most intriguing part of the whole compilation is the passion with which you drive it. What I have come to appreciate over the years with stringed instruments is the versatility and freedom that they offer the musician, something that I don't see as readily in others (I am going to be slaughtered by a sax-wielding jazz musician for that).
It did at times feel more like an exercise on your part, or a stretch. I can hear what you are doing but It really did not come into full swing until the latter half with Chromaticism. From then on it was quite remarkable.