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Yaiza Varona's Comments

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At 5:38pm on June 30, 2016, Larry Elliott said…: Greetings Yaiza,

I like your music very much. It has an interesting style, and is very beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing.

Very best,

Larry Elliott

At 11:39pm on August 26, 2011, Art Hughes said…: OK, I'm all about Gomyra. All your work is refreshing, fearless, alive and way fun. The more left turns you take the more the listener is pulled in. The mash-ups work for me. Give me a 7/8 @140bpm with a pumping didgeridoo, lilting shakuhachi and driving dumbeks and I'm there. Minimalism...underplayed, underproduced... nice.

At 5:51pm on May 27, 2011, Robert "Robby" Piotrowski said…: hi! nice stuff! so lot of ideas, folk, all moods... greetingzz..

At 2:16pm on February 25, 2011, Matt Le Mare said…: Experimenting is wonderful isn't it. Permission to make huge mistakes and laugh about them afterwards. It is a chalenge making music. I love it!

Best wishes

Matt

At 12:45pm on February 25, 2011, Matt Le Mare said…: Hi

Thank you. I really like your music. I'm not just saying that. It's really interesting and folkie/world music enough to make me feel as this is an old friend I'm seeing again. Did you create it all on your own? If so i'm impressed. Love the Tabla and general Indian music influence. Inspiring stuff!

Best wishes

Matt

At 12:01pm on November 18, 2010, Doug Lauber said…: Hi Yaiza. I enjoyed listening to your more gentle pieces- I give You My Heart and Sweet. I love the simplicity and directness.

At 12:34am on November 8, 2010, Rican Lee said…: Thank you for your reply. Yes, each track is a movement and somewhat autobiographal. I studied the legends before me and I sit upon their shoulders. The tracks illustrate this. I now am working on many original pieces entitled "soliloquies". Keep pressing on!

At 7:02pm on October 26, 2010, Fernando said…: Yaiza

Thank you so very much for your comments....fellow composer....and touche......I clearly note the luminosity in your musical poetry. The search to reach the unknown....through minimalistic; however diverse and atractive methods......wonderful...thank you for the opportunity to hear your music...

At 4:33pm on October 18, 2010, GaribaldiMusic said…: Hi Yaiza!
I was great meeting you and I'm sorry I never got the time to talk to you properly. Maybe next time?
Good luck with your music and thanks for adding me as a friend

Toomas

At 6:21pm on June 26, 2010, Leslie Quarcoopome said…: Hey Yaiza, thank you :) I can't wait to hear what you, Marie-Anne, Mike and James are creating at the moment.

At 6:31am on June 26, 2010, Matthew Moore said…: Hey there! Really really great stuff here. What wonderful styles! So fresh!

Keep me posted with your news

Mxxxx

At 6:28am on May 13, 2010, Marie-Anne Fischer said…: Dear Yaiza,

I very much enjoyed listening to 'I give you my heart' .

Lovely sensitive piano blending in nicely with airy strings. I like the mood you created and you kept the suspense going. You did a very good job, I’m glad to know that you tamed your strings!

All the best,
Marie-Anne

At 7:44am on May 5, 2010, Mike Torr said…: Hi Yaiza, and thanks for your kind comments about my work. Snow Pilgrim uses Tonehammer's "Forgotten Voices - Cait" library, which is excellent. I routed the vocals through a "reversed" patch on Cubase's convolution reverb. I think the percussion was from EW Stormbreakz, though I can't remember at the moment.

I'm so pleased that everyone seems to like Euphoria! It's a track on my album, and I had assumed it would not be accessible because it was so long and jazzy - but that seems to have been its strength. People's tastes are not easy to predict, and it's probably best not to try :)

Thanks again, and I look forward to hearing more of your music.
Mike

At 1:17pm on May 4, 2010, David Naranjo said…: What a beautiful experience !!! amazed!! Love each one of your tracks, one of mi favorites is: Hotel Paradise!

At 4:30am on May 3, 2010, Mike Torr said…: Had to post a second time to say that Gomyra (Gremlin Hair Morning) is great! I know someone who does bellydancing here in the UK, and I would love to have got a gig writing music like this :)

At 4:19am on May 3, 2010, Mike Torr said…: Hi Yaiza,

It's been very interesting listening to your work - there's a lot of originality here. I really liked "Coffee Blue Aroma" and "Sweet". Working through the others now.

Your comments about "Not What I Had In Mind" resonated with me - the same thing has happened to me quite a few times :) A small number of these became published works, but most are sitting on my hard drive, glowering at me... I think they still want to escape but I won't let them out until they behave.

At 10:27am on March 10, 2010, Nemesis said…: Hi Yaiza,

I like your language regarding composing - especially "coffee blue aroma". A bit "groovy & funky" - dance theatre style. Keep on moving!

So long
Ben

At 11:11am on February 5, 2010, John Elliott said…: Thank you for your note.

I wouldn't call my comments on your music particularly "deep," but I can't just say "I liked that" or "I didn't like that." Those kinds of comments wouldn't be of much use to you, would they?

P.S. The dog is here with us under hospice care. We're trying to make quality time the dominant goal over adding length to her life.