Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/1985866

Buttercup March

I will be revising what I have, but I have all of the ideas down. Any advice will be well-received and appreciated. Thanks!

The piece opens with the rhythmic motif that develops into a 9th chord. The main theme is then introduced in the oboe, with string accompaniment. The opening is then repeated, then the second variation of the main theme is played before the second theme is introduced. Everything is repeated, then the piece transitions into the third variation of the main theme. Another transition brings it back to the slightly changed second theme. It modulates into the relative major with a restating of the first and second themes as counterpoints to each other before modulating back into the minor for the recapitulation of the second variation of the first theme, slightly changed. It ends abruptly with the rhythmic motif played on an F# minor chord.

Sheet music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2081326

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Symphony 1 in F# minor - movement 1 - Allegro con intensità e delicatezza

I've had some trouble recently finding inspiration, but I finally came up with something. I'm putting my symphony on hold for a bit to work on this.
It's pretty difficult, at least for the soloist. It challenges the player's range and technical ability heavily.

Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2194251
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Horn Concerto #1 in G Major - Movement 1 - Allegro Vivace | Complete with Solo Part

Fair warning: This piece features several "subito fortes." Just be aware...
It's still in a pretty rough state, so some things may not be quite up to par. Let me know what I can improve.

sheet music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2229781

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Nocturne #1

This is my first time trying to write something technical for solo piano. Let me know what I can improve! It is a fairly typical rondo that follows the ABACABA format.

Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2401376

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Rondo #1 | Videoscore

I live streamed this one. I don't think it's the best thing I've ever done, but I still rather enjoy it. Let me know what you think.

Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2433261
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Nocturne #1 Orchestrated

Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2451856

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New "Epic" Style Piece (name ideas?)

Let me know what you think of this piece. I know it's short but I think that makes it more powerful in a strange way. Also if anybody has any name suggestions, I would love to hear them. Thanks!
Sheet music made with MuseScore - https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2582511
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short piece for horn choir

It's been a while since I've actually named one of my pieces. I called it a dance because it follows the traditional rondo (typically a dance) form (ABACABA), only without the key changes.

Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/2984651

The Dejected Dance

Sheet Music: https://musescore.com/user/4542276/scores/3128431

This piece was made to be playable by a middle school band. It's somewhat a march style, but it doesn't really follow the form that well, and some sections are meant to be more legato than marcato. This composition is characterized by its rapid transitions from major to minor, with most of the melodic lines being in the minor keys, and by its sudden changes in dynamics. It follows a rough ABAB form with a few transition statements that act as little motifs.

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