"Deaf" Doodle (experimental self-test)

Why is it called a "deaf" doodle? Well, it's all in the process of composing the piece.

I first turned off my speakers, and then I began plucking notes into Finale Allegro. I don't know what it's going to sound like, but I know what I want it to sound like. Even though I'm uploading this song right now, I still don't know what it sounds like, because I haven't listened to it. I want someone to tell me how it is first, and then I'll listen to it and possibly go jump off a cliff after finding complete humiliation in this post. Because I'm not going to delete it, no matter what.

lol. So I basically wanted to see if I could do what Beethoven is famous for. And don't critique too harshly--I tried to make it simple enough, and it probably doesn't have a solid structure--I'm just trying to make it sound like music. lol

If you "dislike," please tell me your reasons. same with those of you who might "like" it. Thank you for listening.

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[HoboCass]

Really well played, it's really all about feeling the notes while playing when deaf.

[Alimaleo]

@HoboCass Yeah, it's like drawing blind contour.

[Alimaleo]

now that I think about it and it isn't 1:00 in the morning, I remember that they didn't even have programs like finale back then, so they couldn't playback their compositions unless it was played by instrument. DUH. *facepalm* ...well at least I know I can do it. :P

[operaphantom2005]

I love it, Alexa! You are so talented!