10:4 polyrhythm + pedal point

Just a short piano excerpt I came up with recently. With this polyrhythm, 1 LH note = 2.5 RH notes. I also play with a lot of rubato so I'm not sure how precise my playing is.
The "main" pedal point is the D octaves in the bass, but the right hand adds an additional A pedal point.
I might use this in a piece (or song?) sometime soon. Not sure yet...

[@samv.7594]

It’s like my father always used to say: “polyrhythms are not just the simultaneous use of two or more rhythms that are not readily perceived as deriving from one another, or as simple manifestations of the same meter. No. Instead, they’re a really a metaphor for your mother. Because she was simultaneously using both of us”.

[@brycehm]

Dang

[@Olleg.G]

"Asus2/D" - is it new model of Asus smartphone? 🤔

[@walkerlink367]

Beautiful

[@GUILLOM]

5:2

[@brycehm]

4/4 with rubato

[@GUILLOM]

@@brycehm moment

[@akselai]

@@brycehm every time signature is 4/4 with rubato 😈

[@Ben-kh2rh]

@@akselai whta is rubato?

[@VeeVevo]

very cool! Is this felt similarly to 5:4?

[@lovelynotes3065]

Yes the main difference is that in one of them the right hand is twice as fast

[@lovelynotes3065]

I think

[@_alexcr]

Can i use this in a nocturne?? it sounds beautiful!

[@brycehm]

Sure, go ahead! I'd be interested in listening if you end up posting it