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At 9:53pm on December 25, 2009, damir said…: thank you for your comment. i keep it positive. wishing you the best in the coming year 2010.

At 6:23pm on December 24, 2009, Adrian Allan said…: thanks for listening to my music. I have had a listen to some of yours and I'm impressed by the progress you've made and the work you've put in over the past couple of years.

At 5:04pm on December 24, 2009, Miguel Marquez said…: Thanks for your comments on my guitar playing. It sucks, actually XD

Well, my computer is a bit limited, thus I can´t use many programms to create music. Right now it´s just finale and edirol orchestral.

At 1:58pm on December 24, 2009, Jon Steinmeier said…: thanks for listening Harpsicord! listen to your playlist now! enjoying it. some soothing stuff. do you play the sitar?

At 3:01pm on December 23, 2009, burninglifeline said…: Hi Hapsichordal, I'm actually not a classical composer, but I noticed that you've got some pretty nice experimental tracks on the wall. So I'm gonna try to compose something especially for you. Merry Christmas!
:)

At 12:39pm on December 23, 2009, Miguel Marquez said…: lol I must be a n00b..I had absynth but never got to figure out how it works? I use fruity loops whenever I need electronic sounds and/or samples.

By the way, the harpsichord is one of my favourite classic instruments XD

At 6:52am on December 23, 2009, Lucy Callis said…: Hey,

I just want to say its been nice and brief meeting you.... I am no longer going to be on this site... my life doesn't permit me enough time to be here!!!! Your music is lovley!!! keep going with it!!!!

all the best for the future... sorry i haven't been around!! best Wishes!!!
Lucy

At 4:27pm on December 22, 2009, Miguel Marquez said…: I really liked Riples. I am not into world music, so Riples and Afternoon tea were my favourites XD.
What do you use for the electronic sounds? Absynth?

At 1:48pm on December 22, 2009, Frej Wedlund said…: Sorry for not responding earlier! Didn´t get a notification and I´m unfamiliar with this community system. Thanks for the welcome and encouraging words. Added some music too! I will try to get active here now, been sick for a long time recently.

At 5:00am on December 22, 2009, Lucy Callis said…: Hello,

Massive apologises for taking sooooooooooo long to reply!! my life has been pretty manic!!!!!! I am in loe with Karl Jenkins and think he is an absolute genius!!! so he is mainly the man I listen to.... but like that kind of genre of music!! Am also into the ock/pop, and all that, but i think Karl Jenkins is the man!! :)
Hope you're well and thank you for writing!!!!!
Best Wishes
Lucy

At 2:13am on December 22, 2009, Adrian Allan said…: You left this site about a year ago and then you came back. Where did you go ? Glad to hear the developments you have made in your music and samples.

At 9:04am on December 19, 2009, Newport Hutchinson said…: Thanks for you comment on my page. It's an interesting way to work, especially when it produces unexpected results! I look forward to hearing more collaborative work between yourself & Asevenc. Tanks for enjoying Divertimento - I love Baroque music, and that was just a small excercise to see if I could get near the sound. I find the problem is that the instruments they used sound different from those in modern orchestral sample sets. Also, I think vibrato was not used very much then, and these factors make it difficult to get that unique sense of "Baroque"

At 1:14pm on December 18, 2009, Newport Hutchinson said…: I've just been saying to Asevenc how much I enjoyed listening to "Ripples". A good piece of work. Congrats to the pair of you.

At 2:25pm on December 15, 2009, Rick M said…: yes on this main forum page there is all this policy material about not putting ads or links to other pages, no promoting and what not. theres all this junk about this is not a myspace or facebook.

At 12:46pm on December 15, 2009, Newport Hutchinson said…: Hello Harpsichordal, Thanks to responding to my friend invite and your comments about my music. Oddly enough, I only did the video to those pieces because I couldn't find a way of uploading just audio to facebook. It takes me long enough to write a piece of music! Lets just say that doing the video was like pulling fingernails along with lots of old anglo-saxon language. I know what you mean about lugging a Euphonium around, that's way I decided to stick with Baritone - which was bad enough! Talk to you soon - Newport

At 8:15am on December 15, 2009, Rick M said…: what about all that policy stuff from the forum.

At 6:44am on December 15, 2009, Yaiza Varona said…: Hi Harpsichordal
Excuse the delay in replying and thanks again for your listening and comment.
I am now listening to your music and enjoying it a lot. It is just sooo pleasant and relaxing. Its structure, only apparently simple, promotes ease and is full by itself, something impossible if the performence, recording and rest of procedure hadn't been just flawless. The type of work you offer has the extreme difficulty of filling up the blanks with few tools if you know what I mean. I enjoyed it a lot!

At 11:55am on December 14, 2009, Newport Hutchinson said…: Some absolutely beautiful pieces! "When The Saint Sitar" was particularly moving. I love baroque music, but have never totally captured the feel of it when I write. Excellent work!

At 3:54pm on December 13, 2009, Don Martineau said…: Thanks for the add and the good comments Nigel! I checked out your stuff as well and am really digging the world music set. Very atmospheric. Your love of baroque is very evident in your small ensemble pieces.

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