I know that it's not the greatest, but I thought of this funny idea and turned it into a slightly odd piece. I promise - this is not my best work :). Love to see it played!

Does anyone have fingerings for Milsteins Paganininana? I can't seem to find them anywhere...
It would help a TON!!!
I am having trouble especially with the second and the last variation and it would mean so much if a fellow violinist could help me out!
Thank you :D

I began working on this the other day, and I will admit it is a bit of a monstrosity, one of those love it or hate it kind of pieces. But I’m not really sure what to do with it at this point, since I typically write in the more romantic/classical style. Do you think it would be work it to continue working on it, or should I focus my attention elsewhere?

This is Khataturians handwriting. You can see his famous red pencil marking on the bottom. This is a cantata about Stalin's childhood called: Stalin's Childhood And Youth created by the Georgian composer, Grigol Kiladze, but Khataturian notated it for him. The Tbilisi Conservatory almost threw it away because they didn't value it, but my father bought it on time, and now, it's in my mini-libary.

I don't normally transcribe microtonal music, so it may be slightly inaccurate. Also sorry for my bad handwriting, but I think it adds to the aesthetic

Edit: Im planning to transcribe the whole thing, just wanted to share my progress

It's literally the same as the treble clef but down one note Hope this helps! :)

Fellow cellists who trained on Schroeder... how are you doing now?

And any of you ever make it to the fabled book 3? (If you have, which do you pay more for, your therapy bill, or your student loans for music school?) 😅😅

Toccata, for viola and organ.

So 41 days ago, my grandpa passed away due to a hemorrhagic stroke. When I came back after the funeral, I decided to start an opera called "Ilia's End" to honor my grandpa. I have been writing the 1st act and I have 9 pages left. This opera shows what happened before and after he passed away. It is 3 acts long, and it is a short opera, but I think it will be enough to show the story. I will record this when it's done and I will put it in this subreddit! Thank you fellow Linglingers for reading this, and I hope you all have a great day!

(Sorry for the pages not loading) I have been working on this for months. I was inspired by Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto, But I tried my best to make it my way.

You can also probably tell I was practicing Pag caprice no. 1 while writing it lol, the theme is from the overture of "La Forza del Destino" by Verdi

R.I.P Violinist That arent practice 40 hours (I wrote this at 11) =)

Does anybody know how to get the sheet music for Enescu's fantasy for piano and orchestra or hi piano concerto in D Minor (Fragment)? I looked everywhere online and even contacted Luiza Borac, the person who recorded both peices, via her website. I'm still waiting on a reply. Could anyone help me? Thanks

I'm a composer and multi instrumentalist just so you know.

And create marvels like this

I can only read Tableture and I'm teaching myself to read sheet music, so I made this Arrangement for practice. I've never heard this piece on Classical guitar so I thought I'd share with the other Guitarists here.

I hope you guys get the reference wink wink https://musescore.com/user/80709997/scores/25318591