Sonatina in C Major - Second Movement

relaxing bit of music. second movement to sonatina in c major.

[@noladehc]

This reminds me of mozart's II movement of his 16th sonata. Maybe some inspiration?

[@LeanneHolloway-cy2uo]

I like how the motifs are developed

[@classictastic]

Thank you!

[@Evvymakesmusic]

I really like this as the second movement of the sonatina. The first movement is much more energetic, so the serenity of this movement is a very nice respite. I like it a lot

[@classictastic]

Thanks a lot !

[@mnejatcan]

👏🏼✨

[@Trombonemusic765]

Try using more complex harmony. I see you use lots of I and V chords. Try using some ii, IV, vii, or even secondary dominants to spice up your work!

[@maksorto]

It's such a peaceful piece.

[@classictastic]

Thank you

[@doculandlondon]

❤amazing

[@burcugurbuz6876]

Bravo Umut Ege! 💙

[@zahrev]

very nice. Say, how long have you been composing?

[@classictastic]

about 10 months. thanks

[@zahrev]

@@classictastic ah then i guess you had more musical education before, since your first piece sounds much nicer then mine (which you should check out)

[@classictastic]

@@zahrevsure I’ll check it out. But no I have not had any musical education before. Just piano lessons but not composition or theory

[@Whatismusic123]

@@classictastic please study ebenezer prout's harmony:its theory and practice 16th impression or later

[@Whatismusic123]

@@classictastic I'd go so far as to recommend that you stop composing and continue only after you've educated yourself, your foundation is far too weak, you're too prone to making mistakes that are amateurish even for a beginner. You're developing bad habits by learning through trial and error, with no guiding hand.