Mazurka No. 2 in G Minor [Original Composition]

[@SongA318]

I am looking forward to more new polish compositions. 😊

[@Louise-Turner]

Two minutes of pure beauty

[@PavelNikovsky]

Your nature is that of a Straussian composer; revelling in the playful, light and joyful side of romantic dance music. But on the occasions where you stray from that into the more contemplative, reflective and chopin-esque areas of composition you really do come to life. This is certainly no exception to that rule and I think stands alongside your first three preludes and nocturnes 2/3 as moments where you begin to explore your creativity with much more depth. It really is a perfect balance and its why your repertoire is just so fascinating to me. Thank you for all you do, Laurent. I really mean that - your music has been a huge influence to me and I hope it continues for some time to come.

[@Kira_Nakada]

I love it 🥰

[@JanErikssen]

A terrific theme that maintains its course throughout. That little trill is a masterstroke.

[@pianothingsmusic]

Awesome mazurka, Laurent!!! Those ornaments make me smile throughout the whole piece!!! Love it 🤩

[@jeffreyhartmannmusic]

Outstanding composition Laurent !!! High level my friend !!. Cheers and huge applause..jeff

[@ChristophDusl]

I really wish this was longer.... 😭

[@AyandaPiano]

Another brilliant composition Laurent. Keep em coming.

[@LudvigVB]

I love how you've basically used the same motif all the way through this piece but with interesting variations.

[@gabe_the_musician]

Sounds nice! ❤

[@JónásBoldizsár]

Whenever I hear something from Laurent Sault I cannot help but feel something eerily familiar. It's as though I have known these pieces all my life even though I'm hearing it for the first time. Does this make sense to anybody else?

[@pianokia]

1:19 - very cool harmonic choice there

[@BryanTylerMusic]

Another mazurka! Are you considering writing more of these and maybe working on a collection? I hope the answer is yes.

[@YukiEhms]

Yes, this is Laurentian ☝️, yes 👍

[@LouisSavatier]

A lot of intricacies here, which is a little unusual for you. Your melodies tend to be a little less decorative with more of a reliance on simplicity and harmony but I really like that you've given this voice so much personality and I would like to see that more in your works going forward.

[@YukiEhms]

Yeah, but he keeps his typical motifs, like ending a initial statement with 2 descending melodies and using a chromaticism "circling" phrase. Jesus, Laurent love those elements

[@LouisSavatier]

@@YukiEhms You are right about the chromaticism. I know it's been done before ad nauseum but I still love whenever I hear it and Laurent uses those compositional tools so well.

[@YukiEhms]

@@LouisSavatier indeed!

[@DannPiano]

lmao nice goose

[@kc2917]

First.