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Long time no see! I apologize for my inactivity, I've had so much going on and work going on in the last few months that I've had to take a bit of a break from composing and playing. But about this I'll tell in my next post soon. For now I want to introduce you my new composition!

This scherzo I wrote for flute and piano on pseudo-folk theme (I composed it myself). In this piece I wanted to convey a picture of a folk festival that would take place somewhere like a fair. I hope I was able to convey at least part of what I meant😂😂

Feel free to comment and share your opinion, that will help me a lot!

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Hello there! Here is the second video.

This is Prelude in cis-moll by S. Rachmaninov. This and previous video was my program, when I studied on second year in college.

This prelude was a kind of starting point for a new stage in the development of my pianistic abilities. So when I got it, I thought that my teacher still didn't understand that I'm not a pianist. Piano was never my main instrument. But in the dnd it turned well and as you can see I succeeded in playing such composition.

As they say, nothing is impossible. But if you want something so badly, you must spend all your time, all your energy. You must sacrifice everything that is unimportant to achieve your dream. You must be willing to DIE for it. Only then will you succeed and get what you want.

Thank you for reading and watching me! Stay tuned to see more of my work!

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Good day to all! Yesterday I made another impossible thing. I defeated Bach. I was able to perform the Prelude and Fugue together! Even with a minimal count of mistakes! So here it is!

If somebody forgot, that is Prelude and Fugue in B-dur by Johan Sebastian Bach.

That was hard. At least for me. As I said in my previous posts, polyphonic music is not my type of music. So I can say, that can be counted as achievement.

I hope you enjoy it! Subscribe on me to see more of my content!

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I told you before that I'm changing my program and replacing Chopin's Valse with something new. So today, I can introduce to you what I practicing!

This is the Third Tale f-moll from "Quatre contes" by N. Medtner.

When I started practicing it, I thought: "Man, this composition is so whiny and boring. I will learn it foreeeeeeveeeeeeer." So, when I was practicing it, I read a visual novel to entertain myself while I was taking breaks. And... suddenly, music is incredibly fit the story in my visual novel. So now I even kinda like it...

Well, it's just a quick preview, but when I finish learning it, I'll record it and post it here. So, subscribe or "read" me to watch it later!

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Hi! In last Thursday our flute class was had opportunity to practice in Main concerto hall of our college. And I thought, why not record a few takes? So, here it is! You can consider it as a sneak peak of what I'll post here later😛

This is Concerto in e-moll for flute and string orchestra by Saverio Mercadante. Since we don't have such possibilities to play with orchestra, we play it with piano. But still it sounds really good!

We skipped all orchestra moments, because it's just a practice to hear ourselves in such big room. But also our concertmaster doesn't feel good, so we tried to be easy with her.

So, it's all for now. But I have more to show you in near future! Also I would like to know your opinion about this video, so be free with commenting!

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Hey again! So, as I promised, I posted my second video.

This is J. S. Bach's Organ Prelude and Fugue in d-moll.

About my program. I don't like to play baroque music. Especially polyphonic music. Because... well, I suck at this😆 And so my strong point was the large form (like Sonata) and the lyrical composition (you will see it next monday).

I hope you enjoy this video, even if it looks not so concert-like. Stay tuned to see more of my work!

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Hello to all classical music lovers! Today's video will be something out of ordinary.

This is "My castletown" by Toby Fox (arrangement by OctavianMusic) . I'm a fan of his games and have already played several songs from them. Unfortunately, I only recorded this piece... but maybe someday I will record them. Who knows?

I hope you like it!

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Guys! I finally made it!!! Now you all can watch my full performance of Greig's Sonata in e-moll!

I hope you'll like it!

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Hello everyone! More than a month lasted since I posted new compositions. So, I think it's time for something new!

This is Fugato and Fugue for piano. I made it as a examination work for my polyphony class. But before the fugue we made it mini version - fugato, to train our composition technique. Since fugue is almost always go with prelude (or other compositions like it), I decided to combine them together.

Here is demo for you!

I hope you'll like it! Also, feel free to comment. I'll be glad every constructive critique!

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i feel so completely directionless

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This is the second part of my previous video.

It is Intermezzo by A. Borodin. I think that was my start from which my performance of large-scale pieces begins. But it was... a little uneven.

Because I don't know why, but my next composition was Waltz in cis-moll by Chopin. And it was not by my teacher's force, I wanted it myself. And it worked out not how I imagined it. Well, I don't know what I was thinking in the moment, because I was only on my first year and all what I was playing before was like "Sam's Attic" ("Jazz Party") by E. Gigevich. But I must say, that was definitely a good experience learning something you thought you don't succeed it.

So, thank you for staying! I hope you enjoy it!

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Hello there! I have something new to show you!

This is my arrangement of E. Köhler's Etude op. 66, No. 3 for flute, clarinet and piano. Here is the record for you to listen it!

I hope you'll like it. If you want to see more then subscribe on my blog here! Also soon I'll post not a typical video here, so stay tuned!

[morimar87]

Hi! In last Thursday our flute class was had opportunity to practice in Main concerto hall of our college. And I thought, why not record a few takes? So, here it is! You can consider it as a sneak peak of what I'll post here later😛

This is Concerto in e-moll for flute and string orchestra by Saverio Mercadante. Since we don't have such possibilities to play with orchestra, we play it with piano. But still it sounds really good!

We skipped all orchestra moments, because it's just a practice to hear ourselves in such big room. But also our concertmaster doesn't feel good, so we tried to be easy with her.

So, it's all for now. But I have more to show you in near future! Also I would like to know your opinion about this video, so be free with commenting!

[morimar87]

We have enough to share

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Hello everyone! More than a month lasted since I posted new compositions. So, I think it's time for something new!

This is Fugato and Fugue for piano. I made it as a examination work for my polyphony class. But before the fugue we made it mini version - fugato, to train our composition technique. Since fugue is almost always go with prelude (or other compositions like it), I decided to combine them together.

Here is demo for you!

I hope you'll like it! Also, feel free to comment. I'll be glad every constructive critique!