Sonatina in F Major - Second Movement

usually i would write a slow movement but i wanted to experiment with this one.

[@PerritoVision]

very interesting for a second movement😁

[@classictastic]

I think so too!

[@randompianist5425]

Wow, I like this. Your pieces definitely have better structure than what I write!

[@classictastic]

Thank you but I still need to improve my structures

[@carlose.johansson739]

Wonderful to listen to ✨️🎶✨️well done!

[@gmfrunzik]

If you are going for a classical sonatina, the 2nd movement has to be slow

[@classictastic]

@@gmfrunzik description. And no it doesn’t, for example the second movement to beethovens moonlight sonata.

[@gmfrunzik]

@@classictasticthat’s a sonata quasi fantasia Any other Beethoven has a slow movement (either 2nd or 3rd)

[@guy9950]

@@classictasticyou need to study theory, you have no idea what ur talking about.

[@gmfrunzik]

@@NichtWunderkind just because some sonatas have 2nd movements which arent slow doesnt make it any less of a rule Im not saying you shouldnt write a fast second movement

[@gmfrunzik]

@@NichtWunderkind did I say it can’t? I said in a “classical sonatina” it has to be slow Any sonata or sonatina which doesn’t have a slow 2nd (or 3rd depending on the order of the movements) movement isn’t classical

[@mdoncompositions]

I like how you made the second theme in the dominant, whereas you usually see the second theme in the relative major if the key is minor

[@ArthurDye-w9h]

I love how you resist using the romantic composer's diminished 7th. I find myself using it in everything I write as it can resolve to almost any key. Although I would respect you staying strictly classical and not being influenced by the romantic period.

[@JW-Composer]

Very interesting and nice second mvmt - and congrats on reaching 1000 subs :D

[@classictastic]

@@JW-Composer thanks

[@LeanneHolloway-cy2uo]

Very lovely