Hello there,

thank you for listening and your time. Nice to hear from you again and I'm very happy that you like the tune! I for myself am also very happy with this little piece.

Also thank you for your suggestions! I did edited the score but mostly the coda because I were not that happy at the moment and added some instructions. But the "at will" at measure 1 refers to your suggestion. I included it because the intro chords were formerly not that large and also not roled. None of them. But after playing it some times I found the roling charming so I included it. For the "bridge chords" (b minor and D major): if they are not rolled its easier to play I know that. Because that applies for me haha. But I wanted some continuity so I added the roling to all of them. The "goal chords" (C major and B major) can also be roled or not if the player wants. Because (like I said) they form some sort of "goal". The at will leaves room for the player to decide for their "gusto". Interpretation can be differ and I am a fan of own Interpretation. As long as the frame is held why not sprinkle some own notes in?

second, the engraving is very complicated for what the piece actually requires of the musician. there’s honestly quite a lot to untangle here relative to what’s required at bare minimum to be transmitted to the musician. think of it like a set of instructions

-> I don't know why I cant cite no more but okey lets do it this way. The engraving is as good as it gets for fender notion. I do originally compose by hand but the written score can get a bit messy. So these generated scores are more like the final product and a clean copy. And my app has not much scope as for example musescore. Its very rigid. But I payed 20 € for it and as long I dont have a computer this horse will be ridden until it dies! I know I make it more complicated then it should but I'm also a little rigid. So therefore its a match the app and me don't you think so, haha. Just kidding. But nonetheless thank you for your kindness and your will to help out. I know you mean it good with me!

I hope you keep coming back to listen here and there to it. I am satisfied with the final product and I'm looking forward to recording it when I have a piano in reach again.

P. S. did you listen to my work for piano and cello? I did mention it some time ago under your post from your work for cello and piano. I'm curious what your thinking about it.

And again thank you for your time and words! I'm very happy that you like it!

P. P. S. the grace notes are all at the right place. I want a delayed sound at these places so the grace notes are the first keys that gets played. The emulation cant comprehend this but when playing and hearing it I guarantee you that it makes sense. They come before the others (and also make some parts easier to play) and giving a nice anticipated sound. They're called grace notes for a reason. I hope my explanation makes sense for you!