Comments Most Welcome

[Matt Le Mare]

Hi

Could you have a listen to my composition developments? Comments would be most welcome on Brother Rain Tin and Sister G on My Page.

 

All the very best

 

Matt Le Mare

[Ann Rodela]

Very intriguing.  What inspired you to write it?

My ears perked up and liked the percussion at 3:13 through 6:35.

 

 

[Mikolaj Holowko]

Hey man,

 

I've listened to that song... twice! it's difficult to give a feedback on it ( at least for me ) as this is the kind of music that lives in world of its own avangarde. Technicaly it's good. Personaly i don't dig it even thou i do like disjointed harmonies. Except when the song was getting thorwards end the rythm made it more accessible and i could find something i could hold on too.

[Matt Le Mare]

 

Hi

I really appreciate honest and critical feedback, so thank you. I find inspiration from ideas, from the sounds themselves and going on an instinct. This is work in progress and I would like to double the length to do the different sections justice. I guess there could be more of a way in for listeners who haven’t experienced a lot of contemporary classical music. I hope your creatively is flowing and you are all producing excellent composition.

 

All the very best

 

 

Matt

 

I will upload the finished piece thanks for the support….

[Andrew Gleibman]

Hi Matt, thanks for asking. I can tell that I like your music language very much but cannot comprehend the form of the piece; besides, there is something wrong with acoustics: the strings sometimes are too sharp and cause slight pain in my ears, which is OK if it is intended as a means to express something specific, e.g., elements of a video sequence. The language is close to impressionist tradition and (for me) associates with Ravel, who often used such textures for expressing very specific things; see, for instance, his L'enfant et les sortilèges (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27enfant_et_les_sortil%C3%A8ges), where he expressed sounds of angry home furniture. I think this music should be accompanied with something suggesting explanation: programme, picture, movie etc. Once more, your atonal language is attracting attention and is far away from the annoing triviality of what usually sounds around us.

[Felix Weber]

I like it a lot.  The only criticism from me would be the intro of the composition.  It sounded a little "forced" to me.  Only when the solo piano started playing right after the orchestrated intro I was drawn into the music. Its drama affected me throughout the composition.

Felix

[Apolosius]

thanks Matt. I've listened to that composition. I like your music that should be accompanied with movie or soundtrack film.