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110 second waltz
10/22/2025
Waltz-Impromptu in C Major, Op. 5, No. 5 (from 6 Apologies, Op. 5). I don't know whether this should be called the Hour Waltz or the 110 Second Waltz.
and here's some sheet music because I think this is actually playable
The Chopin transcription that this is an apology for is from the Minute Waltz (Op. 64, No. 1). Despite its name, it's not actually 60 seconds long; it's usually somewhere between 1:30 and 2:10. So I decided to give this one a name that's actually accurate (and yes, I know it's technically "minute", but no one calls it that). If you look at it inside the Op. 5 playlist, it's actually 1:50.
But Dimitri Shostakovich also made the Second Waltz, so you see where I'm going with this?
- Second Waltz: exists
- Minute Waltz: exists
- Hour Waltz: ???
And in my post in the introduction thread, I literally say that "I also complete musical sets whenever their creator fails to finish them in time." I need to finish the "Waltzes of Time®" set (I made this up because I ran out of unfinished sets to finish).
I can't be a dictator if I can't make up my own mind, so I'm gonna let you guys vote in the comments. Any votes after March 1, 2026 don't count. yk what if it had both names?
wait guys i just realized
remember my first ever piece? Waltz in C Minor, Op. 1, No. 1? That one was inspired by Op. 64, No. 2. I also finish musical sets whenever their creator fails to finish them in time. But this time, I'm the creator. I should make a waltz on the Op. 64, No. 3 (and yes, it exists).
Waltz-Impromptu in C Major, Op. 5, No. 5 (from 6 Apologies, Op. 5). I don't know whether this should be called the Hour Waltz or the 110 Second Waltz.
and here's some sheet music because I think this is actually playable
The Chopin transcription that this is an apology for is from the Minute Waltz (Op. 64, No. 1). Despite its name, it's not actually 60 seconds long; it's usually somewhere between 1:30 and 2:10. So I decided to give this one a name that's actually accurate (and yes, I know it's technically "minute", but no one calls it that). If you look at it inside the Op. 5 playlist, it's actually 1:50.
But Dimitri Shostakovich also made the Second Waltz, so you see where I'm going with this?
- Second Waltz: exists
- Minute Waltz: exists
- Hour Waltz: ???
And in my post in the introduction thread, I literally say that "I also complete musical sets whenever their creator fails to finish them in time." I need to finish the "Waltzes of Time®" set (I made this up because I ran out of unfinished sets to finish).
I can't be a dictator if I can't make up my own mind, so I'm gonna let you guys vote in the comments. Any votes after March 1, 2026 don't count. yk what if it had both names?
wait guys i just realized
remember my first ever piece? Waltz in C Minor, Op. 1, No. 1? That one was inspired by Op. 64, No. 2. I also finish musical sets whenever their creator fails to finish them in time. But this time, I'm the creator. I should make a waltz on the Op. 64, No. 3 (and yes, it exists).
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hour waltz
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