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unchloe
6/22/25 5:57
this is basically my 150k special
- 2nd contest entry
I really wanted to compete with viri's ballade with the only theme i have being the june 2025 contest, and the theme from the second movement of klaviersonate nr. 32.
Here, I developed a theme around the ancient "La Folia" progression, written as the "A" theme, I wrote the introduction around the same progression after when I realized that most if not all ballades have an introduction.
Anyways, viri's ballade nr. 2 was written under the same premise, i even let him borrow the "B" theme.
This is not anywhere close to a Chopin's 5th ballade, I would be ashamed if people thought of it that greatly, it is heavily inspired by every single Chopin ballade except the 3rd because i find that one worse than the others.
Although if you consider it a 5th ballade, it's fine with me, but its not meant as a replacement, sure it can pass 12 minutes of waiting for it to exist, but our dear friend Chopin died back in 1849, so it's not happening anytime soon. (or ever)
I might continue with my Op. 70 set of waltzes, but i am working on too many WIPs and other things to even bother with the comparatively minuscule size of the waltzes.
the "A" theme, being the sad, more solemn theme, is colored in red and yellow
the B theme, has four seperate renditions, the first colored in a muted green and blue, and the other three being more vibrant
The C theme is the same color as theme B
The coda is Red and Brownish-gray
The form is a kind of modified sonata form, with a reversed recapitulation in which the "B" theme is presented first before the "A" theme preceding the coda
I (1 - 4)
A (5 - 22)
Transition (23 - 66)
B (67 - 84)
C (85 - 104)
Transition (105 - 112)
A' (113 - 124)
B' (125 - 140)
C' (141 - 156)
Transition (157 - 216)
B'' (217 - 232)
C'' (233 - 248)
B''' (249 - 256)
Transition (257 - 262)
A' (263 - 274)
Coda (275 - 341)
I really wanted to compete with viri's ballade with the only theme i have being the june 2025 contest, and the theme from the second movement of klaviersonate nr. 32.
Here, I developed a theme around the ancient "La Folia" progression, written as the "A" theme, I wrote the introduction around the same progression after when I realized that most if not all ballades have an introduction.
Anyways, viri's ballade nr. 2 was written under the same premise, i even let him borrow the "B" theme.
This is not anywhere close to a Chopin's 5th ballade, I would be ashamed if people thought of it that greatly, it is heavily inspired by every single Chopin ballade except the 3rd because i find that one worse than the others.
Although if you consider it a 5th ballade, it's fine with me, but its not meant as a replacement, sure it can pass 12 minutes of waiting for it to exist, but our dear friend Chopin died back in 1849, so it's not happening anytime soon. (or ever)
I might continue with my Op. 70 set of waltzes, but i am working on too many WIPs and other things to even bother with the comparatively minuscule size of the waltzes.
the "A" theme, being the sad, more solemn theme, is colored in red and yellow
the B theme, has four seperate renditions, the first colored in a muted green and blue, and the other three being more vibrant
The C theme is the same color as theme B
The coda is Red and Brownish-gray
The form is a kind of modified sonata form, with a reversed recapitulation in which the "B" theme is presented first before the "A" theme preceding the coda
I (1 - 4)
A (5 - 22)
Transition (23 - 66)
B (67 - 84)
C (85 - 104)
Transition (105 - 112)
A' (113 - 124)
B' (125 - 140)
C' (141 - 156)
Transition (157 - 216)
B'' (217 - 232)
C'' (233 - 248)
B''' (249 - 256)
Transition (257 - 262)
A' (263 - 274)
Coda (275 - 341)
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