For those of you who are familiar with me and my music, I like to branch out and try my hand at many different styles. Right now, I'm very much in a classical mood. And I've got time on my hands.
I feel the need to create some classical music before this mood disappears into nothingness.
Now, I thought I'd have a little poll, to see what people would like to hear from me.
Would you like to hear:
a) A piano solo, fast paced and agressive and insanely complicated, or-
b) A piano solo, slow and delicate and beautiful, or-
c) An orchestral composition, an epic soundtrack type song, or-
d) An orchestral composition, that's not so epic, but has a certain finesse about it.
It's up to you, tell me what you'd like to hear me attempt and fail horribly at (lol), or suggest something that isn't one of the above 4.
Go go go go go!
MaestroRage
i'd actually like B. There are not enough truly beautiful piano pieces in this portal. If not B, then yeah, C :D!
WritersBlock
I prefer songs like B, I really learned a lot from playing pieces that didn't require a lot of technical ability, but required a lot of feeling. The last song I learned in my studies was "Affinity" by an Australian composer called Stuart Greenbaum. It was very spacious and odd, and I learned to play this unusual piece, and bring out the feeling of the piece, and I loved it. I also learned a few small piano solos by Peter Sculthorpe. Now that guy is crazy. Very contemporary stuff, yet it doesn't sound like random jibberish, if you know what I mean. So I'm all about that style, maybe not to that extent, but I love bringing emotion out through as little notes as possible. I might have to do a piano solo and an epic orchestral, just for an added challenge, or like the guy below mentioned, I could have an epic orchestral with piano. Maybe a "Butterflies and Hurricanes" interlude type piano solo in the middle.