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[BoscoOsco]

4, 3, 2, 1....blast off! My newest piano piece Rockets is probably the most enjoyable to play out of all my pieces for piano. With a lot of cool jumps in the right hand with virtuosic left hand turns, it all sits under the hands nicely. A lot of textural changes that keep the piece constantly moving and exploring new things allows for an awesome experience with the bell-like count-down reoccurring time and time again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNLTFlKrLoc

[Eddy Deegan]

My congratulations on an interesting piece, very well performed. I was particularly impressed with the left hand work - I really need to improve mine.

In the spirit of one fellow pianist to another, I think you'll see what I mean about the left hand with my latest (public) original piano work: https://soundcloud.com/eddy-deegan/recollection

The left hand in the piece I linked could certainly use some work. Unfortunately these days with other commitments and goals it's going to take a little time, but at least it's not something I don't know how to work on!

Bravo on your piece :clap:

PS: I initially missed your post as the SOS forums focus primarily on recording techniques, equipment. mixing and engineering as opposed to performance appraisals. Usually people post their material for feedback to a forum to which you don't get access until you have 200 posts in the main forums, hence my late reply.

[Arpangel]

Really like this, it's rare that something is so technically brilliant but also has great emotion, you've succeeded on both counts.

[pianowillbebach]

Congrats! Right hand jumps are pretty dope!

[Martin Walker]

Hi BoscoOsco,

Wow - I've only just listened to this, and it's jaw-droppingly good! :clap:

Do I detect elements of Bartok in there?


Martin