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| drakonis said 252 days ago (March 16th, 2009) | |
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diametrically apropos :-) Liked the harp and timpani writing in the early part, enjoyed your signature flair for dramatic dynamic juxtaposition, open fifths, and lyrical passages. Enjoyed the 1:31 Holst/Mars-like segment (glad that recurred), and loved the flute themelet at 1:53. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Lullaby for the Inner Child
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| Morning Light said 251 days ago (March 16th, 2009) | |
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Oh! I love the piano in this! It all flow so beautifully together and I notice something very magical and subtle......in that it appears to be a certain genre, but really it seems to break thru to another dimension, and transcend all labels.......pure magic, and only the beginning! :) Check out my latest song called Morning Rose
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| LunaTrick said 251 days ago (March 16th, 2009) | |
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Straussian in parts Richard not Johann of course... or perhaps Holstian is more accurate. Nice instrumentation.. interesting themic contrasts! Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| Skean said 251 days ago (March 17th, 2009) | |
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I just love To listen and it is a pleasure to follow your master work to the finally piece. Take care my friend from across the ocean! --- Kenta Check out my latest song called Let's Go Trippy
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Feter
Hmmmm sad oboe ...very moving ...I think the flute will be
more hopeful ...anyway great intro ..the horns took the 2nd
part with reducing speed a bit as the strings hit the chords
these are picolos? they are effective as the oboes as they
weep ..very moving really ...the major chords you took at ..
2:48~ set a very open ending to come ...I can see how you
love to base your theme on the piano as the last note was
for the piano ... kudos my friend ...I liked this
rendition thnx alot for sharin !!!!