@@R.K_Dimaculangan thank you very much :) Well, I don't actually now how long, I think for about three-four days. It's actually quite improvising piece, so a performer can freely change it how she or he likes. There're lots of variations on the first theme (not so many on second) and actually I tryed to imitate super famous chopin e flat major nocturne which is also often changed by a performer (i heard that when someone played on chopin competition chopins another d flat major nocturne with some big changings, a judge didnt hate it, he even appriciated that). Thats why i actually think, it's not really finished fully, and this time is not really enough for me to compose something more long and kinda strict. However, yeah, i usually spend 2-3 days on every prelude. Some of them were composed during a full week, but most didnt take a lot of time.
this is incredible. I see influence from the romantic era but I feel a little playful ragtime. this is absolutely stunning please never stop composing
I LOVED IT! nitpick tho, in my opinion, rather than a 8 treble, a 8va line would make the end more readable
Very interesting and creative piece. How long did it take you to compose this?
@@R.K_Dimaculangan thank you very much :)
Well, I don't actually now how long, I think for about three-four days. It's actually quite improvising piece, so a performer can freely change it how she or he likes. There're lots of variations on the first theme (not so many on second) and actually I tryed to imitate super famous chopin e flat major nocturne which is also often changed by a performer (i heard that when someone played on chopin competition chopins another d flat major nocturne with some big changings, a judge didnt hate it, he even appriciated that).
Thats why i actually think, it's not really finished fully, and this time is not really enough for me to compose something more long and kinda strict. However, yeah, i usually spend 2-3 days on every prelude. Some of them were composed during a full week, but most didnt take a lot of time.
@@Camille_HargravesI see. Good job, I hope see more fleshed out and complex pieces that took a longer time from you, though.