Impromptu No. 1 - Carson Cooman - Haley Myles

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Carson Cooman (b. 1982) — Impromptu No. 1, Op. 1396 (2021) for piano

Zimbel Press/Subito Music Corp. in "Piano Album (2015–21)"

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As a Young Steinway Artist, Haley maintains an international performance schedule. Her appearances to-date include recitals in the United States, France, Germany, Austria, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. She has participated extensively in various high-profile international music festivals, both domestic and foreign. She is also a laureate of seven international competitions.

Haley holds certifications from distinguished institutions including the Mozarteum (Austria), Imola Piano Academy (Italy), and Freiburg International Piano Academy (Germany). She achieved a Bachelor in Piano Performance at the University of Arkansas in 2016 where she was a recipient of the Stella Boyle Smith scholarship. Haley also holds a Master in Piano Performance (with first-class honours) from the London College of Music, where she received the Mona Blackman scholarship. In 2019, Haley received a postgraduate diploma from Trinity Laban Conservatoire as a Cross Funds Scholar.

She is most proud of her extra-curricular activities, involving continued work with individuals on the autism spectrum. Having authored a United Nations honoured book dedicated to helping children with autism, the cause remains a constant passion visible in her everyday life.

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Precise and fluid at the same time. Nice.

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Congratulations to composer and you, dear Haley! 👏👏👏💐💐💐💝

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❤🎼Haley This has an Asian flair to it! I Like it!👍👍

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I really liked that final chord. All the discordant notes made this piece sound stressful, like trying to catch up or work hard before a deadline. But then the final chord hit and (ding) success! Victory! (Read More)

At that point, it became a good musical representation of how it feels to work for something hard or difficult. The example that entered my mind was a new fitness goal, like when you pass your usual comfort zone and the body wants to quit.

Discordant notes, discordant notes, hard, hard, don't stop, don't give up, keep pushing --

**Ending chord** YES! Ahhh....success!

Nice composition. And nicely played, as always.