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At 2:16am on August 25, 2012, Gordon Francis Blaney Jr. said…: Mathematics!? Computer Programming!? Piano Improvisation!? You've just made a friend! I look forward to opening a dialog with you.

At 6:27am on January 15, 2012, Leon Riskin said…: Thanks. You're doing quite a serious work yourself!

At 4:21pm on December 3, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…: Thanks Andrew ! You give me a lot of encouragement and I´m glad that you like the piece . I always find it difficult to analyze what happens in me when I´m writing . In this piece I was subconsciusly influenced by Xenakis : Persepolis and a poem by Joseph Brodsky : December in Forence : http://www.poetrymagazines.org.uk/magazine/record.asp?id=2403 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJUR2qkJup0 I wish You all the best my friend . Caj .

At 9:55pm on December 2, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…: Andrew ! Long Orbit nearly gave some kind of dizziness , in a positive way . It´s so far from my musical thinking ( just now ) but I like it very much . Be well my friend . Caj .

At 1:32pm on October 3, 2011, Allen Constantine said…: check out my latest song

At 12:18pm on September 30, 2011, Doug Lauber said…: Actually my 'jazz' is some sort of twisted version of jazz- 'fake jazz'. Ha! Whatever it is, I am having fun!

At 12:54pm on September 28, 2011, Doug Lauber said…: I'd like to hear something similar to Two Jazzmen, which is interesting, but with pauses and a swinging jazz rhythm. :)

At 10:18am on September 4, 2011, Paulo cesar Maia de Aguiar (Br) said…: Wonderful music

At 4:16pm on August 30, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…: Thanks Andrew ! I now decided to never let any of my accounts to "save" my passwords. And also take care of the other advices. Interressting how you experience music . The thinking on music as "sound" has gone deep in to me ( for ex Gerard Griseys thoughts and music ). Thanks again. Caj.

At 5:11pm on August 29, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…: Thanks Anrdew, I have done as You said :an external drive where I´m put all my scores and music ( not connected to internet) . Another thing , I like the use of microintervals but I don´t know how to calculate all the overtones ( in notation ). All I have read about it goes over my head (I´m very bad at matematic). Is there any other way to calculate overtones from a single note ? Be well Caj.

At 7:57am on August 28, 2011, Caj Ilotuuli said…: Thanks Andrew , maybe I shall change the password after a time , or is it other ways to get protected ? Be well Caj.

At 6:11am on August 10, 2011, Allen Constantine said…: I think you will find a new feeling in "The last moment Ends", my latest spark of inspiration.

At 12:18pm on July 7, 2011, Gregor Theelen said…: Hi Andrew. I absolutely like your music. Although it already sounds great the way it sounds now, I would love to hear it performed by a real orchestra. I am new here on this forum and you're one of my first encounters here. Great! Thanks for your music.

At 8:03am on May 23, 2011, Rowan Galagher said…: Hi Andrew, thank you for listening and for your positive feedback. It's wonderful to hear such diversity in your music. Amazing compositions. :)

At 7:08am on March 9, 2011, riccardo amorese said…: thanks Andrew

I like your music, you can never say what is due to come, but you can always enjoy the present moment as part of an organic thing... two aspect normally incompatible. And, more important, never boring !

At 2:42pm on March 6, 2011, Matt Le Mare said…: Thank you again. I guess convention will change... Really like the textures of your compositions...

All the very best

Matt

At 9:48am on February 26, 2011, Matt Le Mare said…: Hi

Thank you. Innate Affection was composed for an ensemble. Some of the musicians are not as proficient as others, but equally musically expressive. So a piece that would include them in the make it enjoyable was important. So some of it was composed so it doesn't really matter what pitch is played as long as it's in the right octave and the rhythm is played correct; so the interpritation could slip into improvisation if needs be...

Do your compositions get played out? It's intresting how your peices hand together...

Very best wishes

matt

At 12:31pm on February 9, 2011, Norbert Oldani said…: Hi Andrew,

Resurrection was not an improvisation; it was calculated via Kyma and also scored for chorus samples for an Akai sampler. I constructed the work long before I ever heard about Lounge or Ambient music.

Thanks for the prompt answer to my request.

I enjoyed the works I heard on your page here.

I think we a two peas from the same pod!

At 3:21am on January 5, 2011, Michael Thomas Huspek said…: Thanks for the wonderful comments of my profile it means a lot coming from a fellow composer. What do you use for Virtual Instruments? Your music in very inspiring its nice to meet you.

Michael Thomas Huspek

At 4:11pm on November 13, 2010, Doug Lauber said…: I'm glad to be your friend too! My work is not inspired by scenery or any photos, but by internal images abstractions and a reaction to the initial stages of my compositions. And, of course, I am inspired by my favorite classic compositions- everything from Weather Report to Led Zeppelin to Stravinksy's Symphony of Psalms. I just got Kontakt 4 and two sample collections- 'Vintage Organs' and Acousticsamples' Old Black Grand. Now I need to get creative with them...!

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