The final version of my first sonata

[Gast AndreasvanHaren]

Hi! Again, my sonata... but this is the final version. It has four movements, complete with the correct finger settings for all the movements. I dedicated it to my daughter who studied music as well.

Best wishes,

André,

Sweden

[Gast AndreasvanHaren]

And here are the links to the mp3 files. I am studying the parts myself so I can make good life recordings. However, I have no idea how long that will take, so here are links to midi bounces:

Part 1 (midi bounce)

part 2 (played my me)

part 3 (midi bounce)

part 4 (midi bounce)

the midi bounces sound very mechanical so think them a little more musical...

André

[Gast Flobby]

It really sounds wonderfull!

Your theme in part two is very touching and you played it in a impressive sentimental way. The piano on the record sounds very nice as well.

On the midi bounces, there's too much reverb, but in the musical aspect, I can't find any critical point.

All your work is really nice classical material and it's a big pleasure to listen to it

[Gast AndreasvanHaren]

Thanks Flobby, I'm studying the first movement now and hope to make a pro recording. Especially with the more melodic moments and theme's, the midi recordings are not giving the mood I intended. I agree though, that the start of the first movement is a very nice bounce!