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| Ultrabeast said 1621 days ago (September 14th, 2014) | |
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Thank you my friend. It's not really a concerto you are right, I was going to make it one but it's more of an Etude or something. Cheers thanks for the listen! Check out my latest song called Victory (Sieg für die gefallenen)
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| MikeRobinson said 1618 days ago (September 17th, 2014) | |
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It might or might not be "an etude" ... ... but it is absolutely astounding for what it is!! Check out my latest song called It Must Be A Christmas Song
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| Ultrabeast said 1615 days ago (September 20th, 2014) | |
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Thanks Mike It is hard to do something this fast for me without succumbing to Mozart but I managed to just make it all me :) Check out my latest song called Victory (Sieg für die gefallenen)
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| mystrag said 1617 days ago (September 18th, 2014) | |
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Truly enjoyable Full of creativity and energy, a very enjoyable piece to listen to. Fascinating intro and nice choice of string instrument that really fits the melody. I can feel your free spirit roaming the soundscape. Cheers. Check out my latest song called Fuguelogue
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| Ultrabeast said 1492 days ago (January 21st, 2015) | |
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Thank you Myst Glad you liked it. I'm always happy people still enjoy old fashioned baroque sounds with old fashioned chord progressions in ones like this! Check out my latest song called Victory (Sieg für die gefallenen)
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| Little_Hooligan said 1491 days ago (January 22nd, 2015) | |
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How lovely.. How lovely this was.. my 1st impression of this was 'folk baroque'Beautiful photo too.. Thanks for directing me to it Check out my latest song called Worry Is a Pile Of Noise
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Not sure what the organization is in this track, but it is full of energy from the very beginning. Maybe it's a metaphor describing the necessarily frantic journey Munich had to undergo in order to emerge from the devastation of WWII. The The Neuschwanstein Castle is kind of an interesting symbol for what eventually went wrong in Germany as it entered the 20th century: opulence overtaking the reality of everyday life. ... I can appreciate the irony in your choice of a photo, especially as it is juxtaposed with what happened to Munich. Interesting "concerto" of mixed audio and visual images.