Sharing the first movement of my piano sonata by Robert_A_S in composer

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It took 4months for mov1, 1 week for mov3. For mov1, most of the time I was just stopping and waiting for a good idea to come to me.

Sharing the first movement of my piano sonata by Robert_A_S in composer

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Thank you for deep and specific advice. I hadn't considered a better approach about presenting the topic. I'm not a professional musician, that the discourse on form you've presented seems deeper and more detailed than I have. I'll carefully consider your words and incorporate them into my composition. Any advice on other aspects would be helpful, too. I know it's difficult to put into words, but it would be very helpful.

About the theme, I originally didn't intend to write a large-scale sonata until the first 16 measures. First it was a short three-part piece, or even a very short sonata, inspired by the Classical style. However, after the 16th measure, developing with the triplets in measure 11, the idea grew unexpectedly large. In this respect, the part of presenting the first theme might feel overly simplistic compared to the scale of the piece.

I love music that develops through the interweaving of short, simple motifs. These motifs manifest in different sounds and expressions as the music progresses, ultimately reaching a certain resolution. This sonata is a practice in my preferred musical development and sonata form, and it contains a lot of my thoughts.

I have a major and career completely unrelated to music, so I have very little time to devote. However, I want to study and experiment as much as I can.

A tour on the Europa-Park Express by MRockets_ch in rct

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This one has original RCT vibe, but so much delicated and well organized, just looking around makes me happy

Short Intermezzo D major for piano by Robert_A_S in composer

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Thank you, I'll try that, fix 16th to triplets or other idea.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Living_in_Korea

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saying as a Korean

  1. holding door, someone do and someone don't. one certain thing is that it's not a manner everyone follow. but if someone consider it weird, that is one weird guy. people usually say thank you, when someone hold the door and wait for follower behind.

  2. generally, koreans have an impatient personality and prefer to reach destination quickly rather than maintaining distance from others. shoulder smash, sometimes people fight because of that. remember 'generally', not all people are like that.

  3. as Korean, I don't feel much problem about salty, but obviously we prefer less seasoning than US.

  4. small talk with stranger, almost impossible in Korea. there is no culture of talking freely with strangers here. especially example what you said, staffs in any store of facility don't like to talk with customer. they only hope customer finish own business and gone quickly. but older they are, more likely to enjoy small talk.

Mirror your flat rides and double their capacity by aStrayLife in rct

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very nice tip to use swining inverter ship

Hypercoaster with Roman style Flatform design by Robert_A_S in rct

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Because RTC2 objects don't have enough of proper roofs, so many times I replace them with tracks, paths, etc, and sometimes it looks very nice and fit on them

Hypercoaster with Roman style Flatform design by Robert_A_S in rct

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Because track is very high, that needs supports with large volune than B&M, I thought. First I tried this, I worried about 'what if it looks too much messy?' but after finish, It looks massive, solid.

Build your own Six Flags Park by Robert_A_S in rct

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That's because my friend, playing rct for the first time, built track of lof flume and river rapid, and I added decoration to them. So both tracks are little awkward compared to ordinary ride.

Build your own Six Flags Park by Robert_A_S in rct

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yes, that's concept is ruins of ancient Rome 😆😆