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| Narad said 52 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Enchanted and enchanting Another visual music from you, very smooth and enchanting. :) Check out my latest song called Why
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| DWL said 52 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Lovely work Very evocative. I'm getting hints of menace that drift in and out like a rustle in the bushes until you realise it's just a bird. Beautifully done Thanks Dick Check out my latest song called A Good Night's Sleep with Macferret, Sir Dennis Crowther and Pete Young
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| MarkHolbrook said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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This was great to come to on a Monday morning... The first section was so relaxing... near the end it sort of built into the tensions of the day but then said... its gonna be just fine... thanks Paul! Check out my latest song called Never Say Goodbye - Bond Challenge
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| Feter said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Enchanted Forest Hmmmmmm this is all so solemn ..deep and thoughtful like a prayer ...the clarinate is a new material in your work .you usually use Oboe ..this has something melancholy and feel deep ...this is so grand ...thnx alot for sharin such gem !!!! Check out my latest song called A Night With Feter feat'(Roxylee sloparts crissew johnwhitehead and Yamin AL Yamani )
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| drakonis said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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contemplative as the light filters down lazily onto the forest floor, a gentle breeze hints first at a possible storm, but then settles into just a cool aire. :-) Love the clarinet line. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Lullaby for the Inner Child
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| Ex_Silentio said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Enchanted forest I love the patient progression. Very delicate. Every chord placed just so. Elegant. Check out my latest song called Loneliness Becomes Pandora (MJ Space Race 2009)
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| Moviz said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Soft and Moody Soft and moody and so-o-o-o relaxing..... love the clarinet which gives a feeling of warmth as I get those same hints of slight or imagined danger that Dick felt in some of those ponderous bits, but a lovely piece with a hint of mystery, Regards M Check out my latest song called Come Back Billie
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| Reinholt56 said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Hi Paul...... This is a really beautiful piece of music. Again. One of my favourites from you. I could listen to this piece anywhere and I would chill immediately into a relaxed state of mind. Thank you and take care. Paul Check out my latest song called Ambient Soundscape #1
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| Henke said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Enchanting Very nice composition very well mixed, as usual. Just a quick note to say I played it, enjoyed it, fav'd it and downloaded it. Oh, great artwork too. Thanks! /Henke Check out my latest song called Heading for Alpha Centauri (mj space race 2009)
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| sloparts said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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It's always a treat to listen to your work, Paul And this is no exception. As with all "Enchanted" forests, there is beauty, and danger intertwined in the fabric of the forest. Such is the case with your music here my friend. But because the forest if Enchanted, we know everything will end up alright, and so it does. Wonderful Paul, I do think you need to expand on this as you suggested you might do. Be well my friend, Ed Check out my latest song called Just a little Something
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| guitapick said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Wow... ...isn't this something. I love the clarinet...such a beautiful way to enter the forest. Beautiful artwork, btw. Subtle clashes of color...what a beautiful piece, Paul. Bravo, maestro! Bravo! Check out my latest song called Outside the Corral
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| bud said 51 days ago (October 5th, 2009) | |
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Got my best phones on and I'm digging this space very much. Excellent sustain of the tone and emotion here Paul - quite cinematic in it's own way. I love how you play winds they way they would be played, with breathing in mind. Quite wonderful - this. I just got little feel of John Williams/Spielberg near the end. I hope you don't mind the comparison - there work together on AI was pretty amazing in parts. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| Roxylee said 50 days ago (October 6th, 2009) | |
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Headphones on... and I can almost see the sunlight filtering through the tress, until I walk deeper into that forest. Was that a shadow, or is something there, moving alongside me? I stop to listen- relief, it's just the wind. Wait- the tress are talking, Narnia style. Check out my latest song called Sweet Grace
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| jgurner said 50 days ago (October 6th, 2009) | |
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Very lush. Very relaxing Brought a very nice end to my work day. Thanks for sharing. Check out my latest song called Bourbon Street Dawn
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| UnderThePianoMan said 50 days ago (October 7th, 2009) | |
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Beautiful It is genuinely a delight to discover your music. What are your sources for your orchestral sounds - I like them indeed. I dream of Vienna Symphonic Library, but right now it is a little out of my reach (and my computer's hard drive space). I am new to MacJams and it is actually because of you that I discovered it. I also recently joined iCompositions and it is there that someone recommend I check you out over here on MacJams, Thank you for the beauty you are creating and providing. You are generous indeed. Craig UnderThePianoMan Check out my latest song called Star Showers (Improvisation for Dianne No. 4)
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| Doug Somers said 49 days ago (October 7th, 2009) | |
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I think you have a group of composing elves that toil away ceaselessly under your expert guidance to flesh out your inspirations. How else can you create such magic in such volume so quickly? The selection of the clarinet and simple orchestration is perfect for this quiet setting. The long phrases and sustained notes in the clarinet suggest to me lots of unhurried time to look around. The hold and slight change just before 3:00 is brilliant. It's like rounding a bend on the path, anticipating what's in the next clearing, and finding a delightful sunbeam illuminating the leaves on an autumn-hued sapling. You offer us so much to learn from in how you paint with tones. As you say, this is a quiet room number where the subtleties you wove into the string lines have to be really heard well to be appreciated. Glorious. Peace, Doug Check out my latest song called Desiree (MJ Space Race 2009)
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| blaky smith said 49 days ago (October 7th, 2009) | |
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Enchanted Nice piece Paul, very evocative and relaxing, excellent work as usual... Marc Check out my latest song called Sur le sable (w Jiguma)
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| Ibstrat said 48 days ago (October 8th, 2009) | |
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Another beautiful work.I love those Ralph Vaughn Williams type chords with the strings.You are a highly inventive and talented person! Check out my latest song called Blues in Bm
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| segiperkasa said 47 days ago (October 10th, 2009) | |
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really cool man... great work .... peaceful... Check out my latest song called Sepiroth Strings of Fire Symphony
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| richard13 said 44 days ago (October 12th, 2009) | |
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Very beautiful and de-stressing music as usual, Paul. Thanks for sharing: I always stop to listen carefully when one of your tunes comes up on my iPod rotation. Check out my latest song called Dancing on the Head of a Pin
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| kassia said 44 days ago (October 12th, 2009) | |
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oh this is sublime clarinet....what an excellent choice. earthy and organic. smooth and soulful. i was watching Earth last night and thinking of you and listening to the music - and was struck by how the composer managed to create a majestic and triumphant mood while also never losing the hint of despair and tragedy. you have done exactly the same thing here - the pace and flow and timbre of the song is relaxing and soothing. there is little dissonance to distract my ear. but the minor (is it minor or is this a tonal piece?) key never lets me forget that the forest is a vast, dark place full of things i can't see and know nothing about. brilliant composition as always, and your use of the instrument software here is just stunning. Check out my latest song called Deep Majesty
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| michaelkoppenheffer said 42 days ago (October 14th, 2009) | |
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Love the sonorities In the strings: beautifully lush Romantic chords. Reminds me a little of Samuel Barber in its hushed complexities. I actually wish it went on longer, but as is it's a great tone poem. Check out my latest song called Alma Mahler Sings to P. Diddy
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As Always, you can turn anything into a masterpiece with your talent. I do disagree about the "Not on your car speakers" comment. This is great driving music to me, and anywhere else too! Out on a country drive? peaceful and beautiful. thanks Paul!.