I didn't remember writing this.

Sheet music + Framework: romancano.gumr...
Two-Part Invention in B flat major
Composed by Roman Cano
Playback: Musescore 3
Soundfont: Christian Zell 1737
#sheetmusic
#originalmusic
#counterpoint

[@damdarch]

I like the Like and Subscribe at the end

[@Vextrove]

I like the I like the like and Subscribe at the end at the the end

[@namor_onac]

0:55

[@ianbueno9683]

I really liked the Romanesca-like beginning!😍 Bravissimo!👏🏻

[@namor_onac]

Thank you! Stepwise Romanesca + Prinner

[@НикитаАрляпов]

I suppose It sounds like Bach's fugue or invention

[@en-blanc-et-noir]

kinda clever piece :D

[@namor_onac]

Thanks!

[@mousefoot]

I adore your subjects. As a vocalist getting his bachelors who also has an interest in composing, I love love love observing effective counterpoint. I think we compose in similar ways, though your approach is far more fleshed out than mine lol

[@namor_onac]

Thank you, Adam. It's just a matter of practice.

[@jessejojojohnson]

Ah, a fellow MuseScore3 enjoyer:)

[@ellybargmusic]

lmao I love it when that happens and it's just like, oh yeah, apparently I did a thing??? Really well composed as usual, we stan a neo-Baroque king :)

[@wilsonbecker1881]

You rock Roman

[@namor_onac]

Thanks!

[@engelbertschoormans]

Very Nice, with the Corellian turn at the melodic cadence :)

[@namor_onac]

Thank you!

[@en-blanc-et-noir]

...not to mention the like and subscriiiibe jingle

[@ianbueno9683]

Vocal theme on "like and subscribe" for SATB: now you went beyond Glenn Gould!😎👏🏻

[@Stonmann]

Wow this is really good!! Great job =))

[@ianbueno9683]

"Christian Zell 1737". I love the german harpsichord designs! Great choice!👏🏻

[@PenMaster9115]

So it IS a harpischord. Cool instrument.

[@slim531]

This is good

[@timothyj.bowlby5524]

Gives the impression of a partimento in need of elaboration...

[@namor_onac]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@joshuamusic02]

Bro doesn’t understand the concept of a two-part invention lol

[@aaronmoralesesparza691]

hijolee....gigante.

[@lucazordancomposer1733]

Great counterpoint as always! What program did you use for the jingle at the end?

[@namor_onac]

Cantamus

[@brasilboy1979]

What software did you use for the vocals at the end?

[@namor_onac]

Cantamus.app