Also this would seem really cool orchestrated as well

@@musicmadness8330 Cello and Piano? The cellist would break some fingers for sure lmao. I can kind of hear it for orchestra though. It would definitely be a struggle to convince an orchestra to even look at the score.

@@StefaanHimpe I heard Rachmaninov could play Scarbo with just one finger but you didn’t hear that from me. . .

@@brobison75 I mean. . .the set that this is from is called “9 Terrible Pieces for Piano”. . .

@GorechierComposer Yup, so I read! I just didn't want to disappoint you if you really wanted it to be terrible.

@@tzovgo I have never heard of this composer in my life💀 What do you recommend?

@@sicongpiano8637 Thank you for coming to my little concert!

@@agk0604 It’s not what I want though💀 I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for coming to my little concert!

@@StefaanHimpe Was it the middle section that reminded you of it?

@@GorechierComposer mostly the beginning I think. Obviously it's not a carbon copy of his piece at all, more a thing about "energy" and use of some slowly rising (in pitch) frantically moving rhythms I guess.

@@StefaanHimpe That makes sense. Thank you for coming to my little concert!

@@Ххх-с4д Я не говорю по-русски, поэтому я использую переводчик Я вышлю вам оценку бесплатно, если вы напишите мне. Если вы работаете на настольном компьютере, вы сможете найти мою электронную почту на странице моего канала в разделе «Больше». Я не могу гарантировать, что она будет играбельна, так как я не ожидал, что кто-то захочет ее играть, когда сочинял ее. Пожалуйста, дайте мне знать, если у вас возникнут проблемы с поиском моего письма.

@Robotie It gives it a little woop de woop if you know what I mean lmao

@@Ambidextroid That’s a good way to describe it. It also sounds a bit like deedeledeedeledeedeleloop. Wouldn’t you agree?

@@franzlisztish You must be a music theorist?🤔🤣 Thank you for coming to my little concert!

@@GorechierComposer I am a musician. I don't know that I'd call myself a music theorist. I just enjoyed the piece - the little concert. It was certainly Frantic!!!

@@eboone Bang(er) your head on the piano out frustration💀

@@notubercharged You should definitely post it!

@GorechierComposer if I find someone who can play it 😭 The musescore export misses out quite a few details

@@notubercharged Now I’m even more curious. It’s so hard that even musescore can’t play it right?? It sounds like you’ve won the difficulty competition👏

@GorechierComposer it's more I use an archived version of musescore3 because I don't want to relearn everything to use musescore4 so things just don't have samples recorded 😭 If you have somewhere where I can send a link to a Google drive I can give you access to my scores from last year :D There's a string quartet and violin/accordion/cello trio too

@ There really isn’t much to relearn between MS4 and MS3. MS4 is just as intuitive as MS3, if not better. They’ve added a lot of useful features, such as the ability to assign dynamics to each individual voice, that have made it much more worthwhile than MS3. I would really recommend you download MS4 sometime soon! Also you can send it to my email which is: (my channel name)@gmail.com

@@MeineMeinung-rt5qn It’s almost like you can hear the tears coming from the practice room. . .

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@@hoon_sol That sounds like a really bad trip then💀

@@TyvfnVfnitte-zf3il I’ve listened to a few of Scriabin’s late works, but I don’t think they really fit the style of this piece. What about this piece sounds like Scriabin to you?

@georgy_anisko This was a consideration I made after I had already completed the piece. I feel the Oboe d’amore would be a better fit though because it sits much more comfortably in the range of this piece-the english horn would probably sound more strained on the higher notes honestly.

@@toster7877 I would love to see your analysis of this because I can hardly explain it lmao

@JarmezGD Thank you for coming to my little concert!

@@Aleksandr_Skrjabin Why are your piano etudes so hard??? They make this look like hot cross buns. . .

@GorechierComposer Because they're etudes, and for the greater pianists, you need to be able to do nearly impossible things to accomplish new goals for the future of music,

@@aPersonWhoHasViolins I’m sure you could write something much more weird. This isn’t even the weirdest piece in the set though lmao.

I now have carpal tunnel

@@Relatively_Irrelevant I dislocated my third pinky when I tried to play the first few measures

@@GorechierComposer if you have a spare wrist and a hydraulic powered rocket attached to your arms for the jumps it might be possible

@@cmaxwellmusic80 I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for coming to my little concert! I’ll send you the score for free if you email me. You can find my email on my channel page where it says more. I cannot guarantee that the composition is playable though so please keep that in mind.

@@cmaxwellmusic80 If you can’t find my email then please let me know.

@@thepotatoportal69 Even when I write as a joke, I still attempt to be expressive as it is the bare minimum of any functional piece of music.

@@circle-of-5ths I’m not getting the joke. Can you explain?

@@GorechierComposerCan confirm. It is indeed a piece that is composed.

@@davidmcgowin But can you confirm if it was indeed composed?

@@GorechierComposer Piece: composed. Mood: uncomposed.

​@@davidmcgowin Composer's state of mind: Leo Ornstein

@@Pianoboi1i1 But why would you want to torture yourself like this lmao.

@@Pianoboi1i1 If you’re serious though, I honestly don’t know how intuitive this would be to play since I wrote this as a joke and playability wasn’t at the top of my list of concerns. It would be really interesting to hear you perform it.

I think this would be quite hard but it seems possible, just need really good fingering for the right hand and practicing the leaps between the larger chords in the middle section, but I would because I CAN!!!

@ I believe in you soldier🫡

@@Swaroque I’m glad you enjoyed it!

@@Swaroque Thank you for coming to my little concert!

@@terrotorotbart8319 …you might be catching on to something with this one…

@@wifty362 This definitely has the energy of some of the faster Bach inventions lmao

Bachtók

@@thepotatoportal69 So true xD

@@anteygd7333 There are two reasons: The first is because I wanted to visually highlight in the score the absurdity of having to play two notes on the extreme opposites of the piano and to kind of show that this music is a joke. The second is because the majority of the actual music is well within the staff and doesn’t get complex enough to warrant a third staff.

@@anteygd7333 I wrote this set of music well over a year ago as a joke so don’t take it too seriously.

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@@GémenoixPiano You’re a winner!

@@GémenoixPiano That’s exactly the mood I was going for

@@SuperMarioOddity If that’s the case, then I’ve done my job as composer lmao

@@SuperMarioOddity The mood I was going for was frantic

EH don't worry... Even I write pieces like this but I can barely stretch a 10th interval

@ 10ths are pretty comfortable to me but I can barely reach an 11th, so I definitely have to be careful when I write.

@@GorechierComposer Oh yes,.... well unless the pieces are performed by a software like mine coz I can't even play my own pieces :(

@@thewaltzingpiano That’s definitely something to be careful about when writing music on the computer. The convenience of technology is something I always think about as a composer; it definitely comes with a trade off which is why I try to compose on paper first and incorporate the computer much later in the process, mainly for engraving and editing.

@@GorechierComposer yeah... just my own preferences :) a lot of times I work on orchestral scores for around 15 instruments, and I really don't have the availability of manuscript paper, and the amount of paper i usually take up also makes it quite tough to print. Although, when I write for orchestra, I always go to a software coz of playback availability.

soooo..... 2020 - 2021 in a nutshell ?

Which one ?

I feel that it would be even more evocative of his paintings if it had pedal

@ Death Valley and AC73

@ That’s an interesting suggestion. What makes you think so? I know his painting unusually feature large proportions and vast perspectives, but they also seem to have an intimacy to them since they make you feel like a desolate observer or something along those lines.

I always feel like the pedal in the piano is a great way to capture visual imagery. In my opinion, the blurring effect of different harmonies, non chord tones or even just a complex harmony being held is in music the same that having colours in painting. Most importantly, I believe that the pedal is able to capture perspective (which beksinski’s artwork has a lot of) Try for yourself looking to two different paintings, one being a wide landscape with perspective and another without (maybe Kandinsky). If in your head you try to come up with a piano musical idea to represent them, you will notice (or maybe not and I just have a weird idea about linking music and painting) that the one without perspective lacks pedal and the one one with has it

@@ThatOneGuyRAR If you might be a music theorist, can you help me theorize why no one wants to play this piece💀 Anyway, thank you for coming to my little concert!

If you can, I can play it

@@Whatismusic1234 No. You are music

@GorechierComposer 😲

​@@Whatismusic1234you are the greatest defender of Music on the Internet

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​@@Whatismusic1234You can now change your name since the question was answered

@@thewaltzingpiano Quick question, what about this reminds you of Shostakovich? You’re the first to mention him.

@@GorechierComposer hmm.... I think the most reminiscent is this section from 0:31 to 0:41 where the frantic melody is being very slightly rushed, which is also seen in Shosty's 8th Quartet 2nd mvt. (just before the Klezmer theme... I think there are more examples like the 1st concerto 4th mvt., but I can't really say off the top of my head ). The mood of the piece, and the smooth transitions b/w the time signatures also prompted this statement. Whilst I am not *extremely* familiar with Prokofriev's pieces (I've only heard the concertoes and sonatas), I could *sense* as if it was influenced ... I think you get it idk.. So I was like... this could pass as a nice collab b/w the two Russian composers. Just a little piece as a scherzo :) Oh and also, I can't wait for the next 8 pieces on the set. Oh and you just had to wait an entire year for my reply so.... HAPPY NEW YEAR😝🎆🎇🎉

@ I actually haven’t listened to much of Shostakovich or Prokofiev, besides maybe one or two pieces, so this is an interesting statement. I’ve listened to Bartok more than either one of those two. Also, happy new year to you as well!

@@GorechierComposer ooohh... I like the "idea" of Bartok's music more than his execution. Ethnomusicology as a concept is something that I relate to, but his music is just not my cup of tea tbh

@@thewaltzingpiano Have you tried listening to The Miraculous Mandarin or Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta? I feel like those two works are pretty good; I would even recommend Bluebeards’s Castle if you like opera, it might be hit or miss for some though.

@@doomfoot That sounds like a really rough landing. Are his legs okay?

@@eel9 It’s honestly not meant to be playable. If anyone tried though, they might lose a finger or two.

​@GorechierComposer thank goodness. I was already feeling bad for the neighbors listening to the pianist practicing that all day 😂 But jokes aside, I do like what you did. It does convey well your intentions. And it looks playable, perhaps with some slight changes. Difficult. But playable

@@mellophs I appreciate the comments. Thank you for coming to my little concert! p.s. Even with some changes to make it more playable, you still would have to lock a pianist in a room and force them to play it lmao

@@atyoshi Thank you for coming to my little concert!

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@Tomtom1056LMAO I hope you still don’t feel that way now. I would imagine feeling the way this piece sounds is very exhausting. :(