Experiment Composition #2 - Horse Gallop Etude(Pegasus)

[thestoryofadream]

Very, very cool

[stripedman201]

This is just absolute genius.... It's sounds alot like Debussy, and reading the comments it seems like you get that comment alot. Really nice job though. Sounds like Pegagus is nonchalantly roming through the heavens.

[MrMusicalLion]

To be honest I don't care if someone calls something a song or a work or whatever. It means nothing. The music is what is important. There are plenty of pieces of music that claim to be songs/works yet they have no musical value to them. They are just noise.

This is a good piece, it reminds me a lot of gaspard de la nuit, i.e ondine. by ravel, of course. It gets a bit repetitive at times, I think it would benefit from a bit more dynamic variety. It reminds me of Jeux D'eau as well. Good stuff.

[CBasie2856]

@MrMusicalLion

its not Debussy style i don't think and is not influenced by Jeux Deau, but

It is probably for the most part Chinese classical piano

[MrMusicalLion]

@CBasie2856 It reminds me a lot of Ondine, I didn't think it was debussy style at all though. Chinese classical sounds about right.

[Volentrix]

excellent

[DeliciousManager]

I liked this a great deal. It came across as a semi-pastiche of Debussy. Try to develop more of your own voice. Very skillfully done, however.

Also, don't call instrumental pieces 'songs'. Songs are sung by singers and have words. Better to use terms such as 'piece', 'work' and 'composition' - it will help you to be taken more seriously if you don't use incorrect terminology. Remember, no voice, no words, NOT a 'song'.

Good luck!

[CBasie2856]

@DeliciousManager

Very rarely do I call pieces "songs". This was that one occasion where I messed up on that.

[CBasie2856]

Ahhh.. Thanks :)

A long time.... ha ha

This is not a recording, but it's a conversion from a midi file to an mp3 soundfont-which gives you that "realistic" feeling that a real piano actually has.