This is a my first topic in this forum, I'm a italian composer

http://youtu.be/ayIcVyUwKIw

my friend Massimiliano Motterle I played my little piee for piano

No piano at hand but I really like this. Very interesting how you start both on AND off the tonic. Immediately this recalled for me the writing of Brahms, whose distant progeny this work is. I was glad to see that you included a contrasting B section. I look forward to trying it out.

thanks a lot for your comment

Extremely tuneful and enjoyable to hear. Great job.

thanks

Mr. Vezzoli,

I had a listen to this piece and I agree with Eddy, this is some great writing and it's reminiscent of Brahms. later Rachmaninov, even. Like some pieces from his Op. 23. Mr. Motterle did a fine job, as I am sure a cold MIDI performance in finale can only evoke so much emotion. Any plans for more pieces? Is this the only stucke in your klavierstucke

the klavierstucke are 4, but this is the only one that was played.

thanks for comment

A beautiful piece indeed. Unabashedly romantic with echoes of Brahms, Medtner, Rachmaninov, and Scriabin. Pity about the clangy piano sound. The pianist does a very decent job but could have applied some more dynamics and less pedal.

I hear the Brahms. It is a charming piece. I must agree with Chris that the sound quality does it disservice. If we don't get to hear the other three, can we see the scores?

Scott

these are the other 3 stucke for the "klavierstuke" there's still some details to be arranged.

the sound of the piano depends on whether the instruments is not tuned for the occasion, is a old Fazioli