Waltz in C-sharp Minor (Original Composition)

[@wa1t5]

Beautiful composition

[@ananddhere4317]

Loving it...❤❤❤|❤❤❤|

[@Calisthincenjoyer]

That is very good

[@dec-ju2ud]

Really nice!!

[@classictastic]

This is excellent

[@allegrocomposer]

Thank you :))

[@Rhodesymusicofficial]

Great work!!

[@allegrocomposer]

Thanks a lot!

[@andrewcurrent4850]

I want to learn this for my own pleasure can you share the sheet music? you are soo talented its nuts!

[@allegrocomposer]

Thank you! I have attached the link to the sheet music PDF in this video's description :)

[@Benatural1]

Nice waltz! Really inspiring to see works of other aspiring composers. It's a constant reminder for beginner composers like me to keep writing more,and to learn from others :D Just subscribed your channel :)

[@allegrocomposer]

@@Benatural1 Thank you so much! I hope you do great :)

[@AromaIsSilly]

inspires me to continue my compositions, really pretty :)

[@allegrocomposer]

@@AromaIsSilly Thank you! You definitely should continue with composition!

[@dinarbable]

Интересно 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻💐

[@Mm_1864]

🥰🥰👏👏👏

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

This is gorgeous, I love it

[@allegrocomposer]

@@AltoonaYourPiano Thank you :)

[@marialatino2564]

❤

[@a_minorr5870]

Almost! Thought it was op.64 no.2 Ywah

[@a_minorr5870]

Amazing work! ;D

[@allegrocomposer]

@@a_minorr5870 I know right :D. Thank you!

[@Jan-Schneider-Music]

Wow, this is a good piece! Good basic idea of melody, cool major seventh harmonies and polyphonics to enhance and develope the stating idea :D Also lovely B section. What I would recommend is that in bar 74 the mini-cadenza is a little bit lonely. In the bar prior (third beat) the L.H. validates the root tonality (c# minor) with the roottone and the minor third. You could give this ending of the B section an additional validation in adding a c# minor arpeggio in bar 74. It sounds more rich and doubtlessly states the c# minor with all three chord tones :)

[@builderdog3875]

Disagree, I think it gives the listener a bit of a break to recap and process what they've heard.

[@Jan-Schneider-Music]

@@builderdog3875 I am not saying that the cadenza is out of context. I was just suggesting to implement the fifth to the c# minor chord beforehand to make it more rich

[@builderdog3875]

@@Jan-Schneider-Music Maybe, I don't have the most knowledge on music theory, I know the basics, but I sure can't compose.

[@allegrocomposer]

Thank you for the feedback :) Helps me a lot!

[@billrootes-composersongwri5552]

Is this musescore? Nice waltz by the way ^^

[@allegrocomposer]

Yes. Thank you !

[@joebalanoff3495]

that opening note had me thinking you were just copying chopin but that’s actually really nice

[@allegrocomposer]

I know right. I tried not to make the piece sound like his waltz op. 64 no. 2. Thank you :D

[@banana_pilk]

Sounds awesome! If you mind asking, what are those fermatas with 2 dots?

[@allegrocomposer]

Thank you! According to musescore 4, they're long fermatas.

[@fffffffff6862]

where i can find pdf?

[@allegrocomposer]

@@fffffffff6862 drive.google.com/file/d/1FSWqwDXqH3JMjBcSAAb3938u_5ruxTVu/view?usp=drivesdk

[@TheElectricCheeseProductions22]

are you enrolled as a composition student?

[@allegrocomposer]

No, I'm self taught :)

[@TheElectricCheeseProductions22]

@@allegrocomposer do you have perfect pitch or relative pitch it's good. i didnt asses the harmony but the motives are coherent and i think that's something commendable

[@allegrocomposer]

@@TheElectricCheeseProductions22 I don't have perfect pitch. I may have relative pitch tho. Thank you :D

[@SusanaCastagnet]

Pdf

[@allegrocomposer]

@@SusanaCastagnet The link is in the video description