Preludes I and II

[M G Jacobs (mgj32)]

These two are, and the rest of them will be, under 2 minutes. They represent notes to myself, as well as pieces that have something listenable about them.

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[Dr Peter Kalve (dr_peter_kalve)]

Hello

I really like the second prelude - the first is not too bad, but needs a little attention to the phrase lengths and balance - but the second prelude is great fun - and very reminiscent of some of the Bach/Shostakovich Preludes- add a fugue!

One word of caution - the last bar needs a bit more working out to really get the final cadence to stand out clearer - it seems to happen a little too suddenly, but I do like it.