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"Riverhead Plateau" for piano solo

Today I have completed a piece for piano.

"Riverhead Plateau" from "23 Preludes for Piano".

I've tried to close to impressionism.

Is it vague or opaque work?

Would it too old?

I have no confidence.

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Comment by Nobuyoshi Tanaka on June 25, 2012 at 6:29am: Mr. Steven Coolidge,

Thank you for the comment.

These works have been played by the computer.
except for the solo violin, my music has not been played by someone. I am just an amateur, so pianists do not adopt my music.

Comment by Steven Coolidge on June 24, 2012 at 10:46pm: Amazing. Is this piece performed on the computer? Do you have recordings of any pianists playing your music?

Comment by Nobuyoshi Tanaka on June 14, 2012 at 4:22pm: Mr. Nick Capocci,
Many thanks to your words.
I am just an amateur who does not have the academic knowledge.
Asking for my favorite sound, for myself, I'm just exploring the music just as I like.
Level of certainty by a professional composer, seems a distant world to me .
Thank you very, very much.

Comment by Nick Capocci on June 14, 2012 at 2:45pm: Thank you for your comments regarding "History of the Primates".

I have just listened to "Riverhead Plateau". It is quite stunning. I can't believe that people with your talent remain unknown to the world of contemporary classical composition. Very happy to call you "friend".

Comment by Nobuyoshi Tanaka on May 23, 2012 at 4:10pm: Mr. Kevin Riley,

Thank you for your comment.

I was intent on the foundation of contemporary music, and try to reproducepartially an impressionistic sound.

I was not going to write a Debussy.
Ordinary impressionistic music had been already written by me. Example, this piece.

http://soundcloud.com/nt-signes/crocus-in-the-wind

I think that in the contemporary musical dissonance, and want to introduce a variety of factors.

My ideas may be confusing to people, however.