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Rodríguez García, Daniel–Omicrón - Nocturno Nº12
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Composer : Arranger : Publisher :	Rodríguez García, Daniel–Omicrón (2000 - )
Instrumentation :	Piano solo
Style :	Modern classical
Key :	A minor
Date :	01/05/2022
Copyright :	Copyright © Daniel-Omicrón Rodríguez
	Added by omicronrg9, 17 Jun 2022
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My 12th nocturne, dedicated to my friend Yuriy for his 22nd birthday. I composed it in a rush, and an hour after I finished the 11th one, but hopefully that will not go against its quality despite it being short and quite simple. As always, judge by yourself, give it a honest rate and difficulty marking if you wish. From now on I am no longer fixing the difficulty of any of my pieces so you, reader, can decide that too. Kind regards!

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By paul-page, 20 Jun 2022 at 05:00

A workout rhythmically, but clearly scored and accessible. The beauty of a piece like this is that at ANY tempo is just sounds like a lot of fun. There is always something very unique about your compositions that makes them immediately appealing and quite unique. ? I do not personally see this particular piece as a nocturne per se, but whatever you call it, the notes speak for themselves and every eloquently.

omicronrg9 Owner

, 22 Jun 2022 at 04:13

↪ Yes, you may be right about the fact it doesn't sound or is structured like a nocturne. I chose this group of pieces to be called nocturnes because I wrote them down mostly past the middle of the night, and also because I always imagine a certain scene or a group of them, always set on the night or the sunset. Apart from that, they don't neccesarily share a common structure, tempo, key, or other elements that could have characterized them more as nocturnes, so they are not probably nocturnes in the strict sense of the word.

As always, I'm grateful to receive your feedback, which I highly rate.

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Website created!

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/

Kind regards!

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First set of nocturnes finished.

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.

Kind regards,
Daniel–Ømicrón .

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