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| brian.mcnett said 1539 days ago (September 5th, 2005) | |
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beautiful melody Thanks for the compliment, but extended Eric Satie? You're kidding, right? Satie is all about the short subject. To his credit, he wrote three more "Ogives", all very like the first, and they could certainly be played together if you wanted something longer. :) Check out my latest song called Forever Fore Ever Four Ever
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| DuoAzzoni said 1534 days ago (September 11th, 2005) | |
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beautiful melody :) Why! An extended Satie remix would be great. Just because Satie was still a classical composer (in the sense he distilled music that was meant to endure the time), this does not mean you can't go beyond the strict partiture dictate. A good sound choice. Pay attention to clipping, there's some, now and then. Check out my latest song called Forse un Mattino
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| allsaints said 1538 days ago (September 7th, 2005) | |
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title The title alone made me laugh . . . a GB version of Satie!? I wondered if you were serious, but you are. All the better. I enjoyed the piece completely. Check out my latest song called Color Permutation Of Composition Two
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| Monkaton said 1538 days ago (September 7th, 2005) | |
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Sacre Bleu I have always been a fan of Satie's. Using natural sounding strings would have been another choice. The synth was a little heavy and might have actually obscured some of the melody and feeling. I liked the electric piano. A nice piece well played. Check out my latest song called Darkness of the Night
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cjhoose
The sounds are very synthesized (haven't heard the other
version) but that doesn't detract. Would like to hear this
extended!