Adagio in G Minor l Musescore 4 Composition 

this is beautiful!! i love the motif with the quarter note, pause, quarter note, pause!!! it builds such a great suspense, really well done!

Thats so beautiful

If I see an Adagio for strings I usually figure it has been inspired by Barber or Mahler 😉😉 The Barber influence is not that obvious, even at the climax you take the harmony to a really wonderful place...and like one commenter below I would like to see the climax expanded.

excelent work !!!!!!!

Very, very nice. I'd love for the climax at bar 25 to be drawn out and lengthened, it was so well built up and I wanted more. Really lovely harmony though :)

i think your use of suspensions is just terrific!

feine Arbeit, danke für die Sendung

Very Interesting piece, well done ! For human performers A flat on bar 7 would be more easy to play (and so on on some other bars) but it doesn't matter here. Sounds great.

Oh wow.

Very good, was there a reason for giving the second violins more to do? I have always wondered how the division of work is handled.

On a technical note: when writing in a tonal or nearly-tonal environment like this, you do need to pay attention to enharmonics. On an equally tempered synthesiser it makes no difference to the sound, but string players -- if you ever show this piece to human players -- will automatically play an A flat and a G sharp with different intonation, because they are different notes. So in m. 12, that's not a G sharp, that's an A flat (the chord is A flat major); and in m. 29 (next to last), that's not a G flat, that's an F sharp (leading tone in harmonic G minor). And please rethink the opening gesture. That opening will immediately associate with the Barber Adagio, even if your piece isn't otherwise close enough to prompt uncomfortable comparison.

Amazing! So unfortunate that my Laptopn cannot handle MuseScore 4

Why 4/2 over 4/4?

I hear barber;-;