Day 6:
This here is a means of getting into the development from the end of the exposition. Slow notes, very much like the beginning. I felt, however, it was too much like the beginning. The PDF show from measure 57 to the end. The audio clip is from measure 63 to the end.
Day 7:
I decided that jumping into a slow section following the exposition would be a terrible idea, almost setting the ear up to hear slow-fast-slow-fast which can get tedious after awhile. Instead, I chose to play more on a fragment from the second theme. Audio clip is just the new bit after the exposition.
Day 8:
Ok, I passed the 7 day mark but I'm determined to finish this, as long as it takes. This is the daily composer, and I'm composing daily, so that still counts in my book.
Expanding more on the newer section, working in the minor 3rd sequencing. Obviously harmony needs to be added to the last bits, but I wanted to get them down. I went through and cleaned as much as possible, fixing any doubling, unintentional octaves, etc.
The recording for Day 8 is just the new bit. PDF is the entire thing, even the slow bit at the very end (that I'm hanging on to in case I decide to use it ...)
It's coming along, more or less. Don't mind the messy scores -- I'll be going through at the end to do a major cleaning. I might spend a couple days on two measures, but once I figure out what I'm doing I can move along pretty quick. Some of it sounds/looks ugly, but once I get it cleaned up I promise it won't be so bad. You have to put the wall up before you can paint it, you know.
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