These are three waltzes that I composed during the last
week. After finishing my Om. 76 I really thought I
needed to put the big piano solo works aside and try
focusing on lighter projects. Here's the first that
came out. Hope you find it decent!
Written on 2022-10-27 by omicronrg9 Hi again. I have found the
time to make a simple website
in google sites that will act
as a provisional place to put
my accordion and piano
arrangements. Some cannot be
uploaded here properly (I had
no luck trying, I don't
know if it's copyright or
what, but they are original
arrangements and I give proper
credit to the authors of the
original piece) so they will
stay here. They are mostly
arrangements of more or less
popular or folk pieces for
various accordions.
Additionally, it is fully in
Spanish, a language not
supported here, so I believe
it will be a good complement
for my profile here.
Here it is:
https://sites.google.com/view/
omicronrg9/
Written on 2022-10-10 by omicronrg9 I hardly believe anybody will
read this but I just found
this option and thought giving
it a try wouldn't be a
bad idea. I'm leaving
these comments for the record.
So, today, after delaying it
too much, I have finished my
first set of nocturnes. 20/23
are already published here and
the 21st is under review right
now. I never thought that what
I started around March 2022 as
a pair of pieces for my
friends to practice would end
in an entire set of nocturnes.
22nd and 23rd costed me too
much time. I suppose that a
mix of weariness, things
happening in real life and the
feeling of being overwhelmed
by my own creation (the 20th
nocturne) and hence kind of
empty in terms of new ideas
delayed months what was
supposed to take a week or
two.
But it's done. It's
finally done, and I somewhat
feel exhausted and confused. I
did have plans on what to
compose after finishing with
this set but right now I
don't see them as clear
as before.
To whoever has read this and
very likely has listened to
any nocturne (or other piece)
of mine, thank you. I hope you
found it decent. Regardless, I
will keep composing. It seems
like a never-ending trip that
I enjoy a lot.