This is the opus for when the teen pianist realizes she can't orchestrate.
No. 1, Prélude (in D-sharp Minor): finished
No. 2, Nocturne (in A Major): finished
No. 3, Étude (in G Minor):
No. 4, Scherzo (in A Minor): finished
No. 5, Waltz (in C Major): finished
No. 6, Impromptu (in G Major): WIP
No. 1, Prélude (in D-sharp Minor): finished
No. 2, Nocturne (in A Major): finished
No. 3, Étude (in G Minor):
No. 4, Scherzo (in A Minor): finished
No. 5, Waltz (in C Major): finished
No. 6, Impromptu (in G Major): WIP
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Viri
1/8/26 19:50
Viri
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Viri
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Viri
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Viri
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Viri
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Viri
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Viri
1/7/26 17:52
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ewrruewc
1/7/26 17:56
Viri
1/8/26 16:26
Viri
1/8/26 16:28
FluffyBoiii
1/6/26 11:26
Andante
1/2/26 4:25
FluffyBoiii
12/15/25 9:47
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ewrruewc
12/17/25 16:14
Viri
1/8/26 19:48
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12/15/25 7:16
6.98
12/15/25 7:16
Viri
10/2/25 12:06
WabiWoble
9/12/25 16:38
ewrruewc
8/24/25 15:15
Hey Chopin, are you proud of me yet? ...oh wait i forgot, he's DEA-
08/24/2025
Nocturne in A Major, Op. 5, No. 2 (from 6 Apologies, Op. 5). My first piece in 4/4.
This is my apology for Op. 4, No. 2. I still haven't arranged it, but it's supposed to be the other Nocturne in C Minor. That one is barely talked about, it's only 3 minutes long, and it's only my 19th favorite nocturne, so it won't be sacrilegious (yes i'm a twosetter) to arrange it for orchestra.
I actually didn't try to make this one sound like a Chopin piece this time, which is basically what this piece is about. The B theme is my frustration knowing I can never be better than Fred, and the cadenza afterwards is like my acceptance of that.
Besides that, what the f[REDACTED] have I created? This is currently my second (actually, third) favorite piece by a living composer (first being Ballade No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 77 by Ewrruewc:
), and it doesn't look like something an eighth grader could compose.
I discovered instrument cloning, so now I can make the left and right hands different colors! The colors themselves are partly based on the colors I associate with different pitch classes, but I also didn't wanna use the same color twice. I also tried simulated rubato for the little......... grace notes???? i dunno what they're called.
There's a lot more I wanna include in this, but I might do that in the comments if/when I get unmuted.
should i make it a ritual that whenever someone mentions a Chopin piece in the comments, they have to name every Chopin piece of that genre? like if someone mentions, say....... Nocturne Op. 62, No. 2, they have to name every Nocturne.
08/24/2025
Nocturne in A Major, Op. 5, No. 2 (from 6 Apologies, Op. 5). My first piece in 4/4.
This is my apology for Op. 4, No. 2. I still haven't arranged it, but it's supposed to be the other Nocturne in C Minor. That one is barely talked about, it's only 3 minutes long, and it's only my 19th favorite nocturne, so it won't be sacrilegious (yes i'm a twosetter) to arrange it for orchestra.
I actually didn't try to make this one sound like a Chopin piece this time, which is basically what this piece is about. The B theme is my frustration knowing I can never be better than Fred, and the cadenza afterwards is like my acceptance of that.
Besides that, what the f[REDACTED] have I created? This is currently my second (actually, third) favorite piece by a living composer (first being Ballade No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 77 by Ewrruewc:
I discovered instrument cloning, so now I can make the left and right hands different colors! The colors themselves are partly based on the colors I associate with different pitch classes, but I also didn't wanna use the same color twice. I also tried simulated rubato for the little......... grace notes???? i dunno what they're called.
There's a lot more I wanna include in this, but I might do that in the comments if/when I get unmuted.
should i make it a ritual that whenever someone mentions a Chopin piece in the comments, they have to name every Chopin piece of that genre? like if someone mentions, say....... Nocturne Op. 62, No. 2, they have to name every Nocturne.
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