Nothing "new", of course. But who said that everything has to be "new" to be good? This little piece has a quiet equilibrium that follows the listener from the first note to the conclusion. Never pretends to be what it isn't and hides beyond its apparent "simplicity" the very good technical level of the autor. The often super-evaluated Allevi should, maybe, listent to this northern "sunset".

It does remind me of George Winston's Winter album - very sad, very peaceful, very beautiful. Best Wishes!

The constant chord pattern of the left hand seems to be a big theme that shifts slightly at builds in the song, but for the section at the very beginning there seems to be times where if you shift the chord progression at the ends of phrases it could add dramatic intensity to the piece. It is very beautiful and also really pleasant to listen to and it somewhat reminiscent of the Meadow scene music from Twilight if that is a reference that means anything to you, but it would definitely fit in tv and film. Hesitations could be minimized slightly to give a feeling of more emotion as opposed to an issue with getting to the notes in time. Thank you!

Logra transportarte a un estado de ánimo diferente y algo melancólico y sombrío. Suerte con la pieza.

Logra transportarte a un estado de ánimo diferente y algo melancólico y sombrío. Suerte con la pieza.

Very calm and solitude piece. Would fit very nicely in a scene of a movie or a dramatic scene in a television show. This is very intense and somber as well. The piano work is interesting which gives an almost eerie feel to it at times but overall I like it very much...

Thoughtful, pensive and ambient. Nice use of modes. Some hesitations in playing seem to be a timing issue instead of interpretive mood but good overall.