New Composing "Morning Robin's Singing"
- andrewyoung37
- Jun 19
- 1 min read
For several, several months now, I've been working on a new composition that I'm excited to finally share. Most mornings when I get up, I hear the birds sing gorgeous melodies, and it brought on the idea of what their songs sound like to me. The selection is in the key of E Major, yet incorporates extra accidentals.
The song begins with arpeggios in the Left Hand of E Major and F# minor chords, with a single note melody in the Treble Clef, leading the second line adds an extra note for the Robin's Melody. By the time you get to the fourth line, thirds are included. Leading into one of my favorite parts are the triplets in the Right Hand, while the Left Hand plays block chords with a rallentando, and ritardando, plus a cesura. My second favorite part of the piece is the higher trills that mimic birds so well as they sing. My wife really likes the part with the call and response of the robins. The last line is blessed with one measure of accelerando, another measure with a rallentando, another measure with a ritardando and one more rallentando. Here is the link.
This Early to Mid-Intermediate piece will bring peace, relaxation, comfort to all those listening. Truly hope you the selection. Would love to hear what you imagine when you hear the selection. What are you creating that's "bigger than yourself? Would like to know. Thanks for your support. Blessings.
When I close my eyes, it takes me through my day. Starts out just before the sun rise in the quiet gentle morning. As it picks up, the quickening of the day. Leads me to the sunset and watching the stars peak out. Loved it and Love you brother. Thank you for keeping music alive in my life.