I didn't remember that years ago I have bought two VST instruments from Vienna instrument pro.

The Appassionata strings and the flute.

I tried to use them with the harpsichord vst, I enjoyed it very much but I have no idea on composing with more instruments so I am trying.

Does it sound quite good?

The Irish word “Loinnir” (pronounced Lin-ir) translates roughly to “glittering, gleaming, or glowing”. Inspired by that definition, I decided to start writing with those types of colors/timbres in mind. I Mostly like my ideas, just wondering if it’s coherent???

A forest at nighttime; slivers of moonlight stream through the canopy above and reflections of stars glimmer in the brook that runs alongside a worn path. Crumbling statues, covered by moss and succumbing to the passage of time, can be found throughout this forest; vestiges of a world long past.

Found some FX I liked on the guitar VST and wrote this simple, sort of experimental piece to work through some creative block, hoping it will help to untangle some of that blocked energy. Experimental for me in the sense that I don't use guitar very often, admittedly because writing for it feels a bit foreign to me, even after studying guitar scores... Music really is such a life-long learning process. :)

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My Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PianoingWA

Sheet Music: https://www.noteflight.com/music/titles/cfe2fc10-927e-4a2b-8cd4-ddca9d4553c7

Because this was submitted to the PTA Reflections Program:

This original composition was submitted to the 2026 PTA Reflections Program under the theme "What My Culture Means to Me." All rights reserved. © 2026 PianoingWA. Unauthorized re-uploading, copying, or public redistribution prior to 10/28/2026 is prohibited.

Feedback appreciated!!! :D

Took me around 12 hours to write

Note: There is three sections to the piece, each one being a specific time period of music in chinese history.

I worked on this composition for almost a year and a half. I wrote the first part initially, but then I ran out of ideas. I kept coming back to it, trying to add something, change things, and rewrite parts of it. Finally, I finished it about a year ago.
The motivation behind it was the most ordinary thing in the world: being in love. 😆
I’d love to hear your thoughts! And if you’d like to listen to the full piece, I’m leaving the link below:

https://open.spotify.com/track/3QCNdPQkpRfu95zk3YP9r1?si=iPNswYrKSvCmNnZ8wGefuw&utm_source=copy-link

I made a short piece that's not meant to be taken that seriously (that's why it's called Humoreske) and I'd like to know what I did well and what needs improvement.

https://musescore.com/user/98001304/scores/39487220?share=copy_link

Also any advice on how to make the score look better is appreciated.

If you don't have the time, a short "I like it because..." or "It sucks because..." would already be appreciated.

Thanks : )

Helloooo!

I made a composition using four readings of The Tell-Tale Heart, sourced from LibriVox. I tried to make it move like a translation of the narrator's mind. I have split it into sections and have been making videos to go along with it. I have been working on a couple of different styles for the videos. Please let me know what you think! I can't post the video here, but you can find the different parts on my tiktok page.

Source recordings by Mark Bolton, Cliff Stone, Alan Lord, and Joe Cooning via LibriVox. Public domain.

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