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"Hi Robby, thank you so much!
I have enjoyed "For Miriam" very much, especially the piano writing - powerful!
Greetings to you too, hope you have a great day! :-)"
I have enjoyed "For Miriam" very much, especially the piano writing - powerful!
Greetings to you too, hope you have a great day! :-)"
"Hi Art, thank you so much for your kind words! Glad you liked it :-)
I´ve also enjoyed your music, especially Joelle´s Valentine, I loved the soft string writing in the beginning, very nice and delicate. Congratulations!
Thank you again, hope you´re…"
I´ve also enjoyed your music, especially Joelle´s Valentine, I loved the soft string writing in the beginning, very nice and delicate. Congratulations!
Thank you again, hope you´re…"
"Beautiful work! I loved Same dream, very nice texture :-)"
"Hi Ansgar, thanks for the add! and for your kind words :-)
Very interesting stuff you have here, thanks for sharing! How lively Balkan sounds! I especially enjoyed Halleluja...must have been very impressive to attend its performance.
Beautiful…"
Very interesting stuff you have here, thanks for sharing! How lively Balkan sounds! I especially enjoyed Halleluja...must have been very impressive to attend its performance.
Beautiful…"
"Hi Matt! Thank you so much! I´m so happy you liked it. Yes, it was all on my own, both for good and bad! :-)
The music uploaded here is just for my fun (not for a brief in most cases) so I feel free to experiment as I see fit. Great stuff you have…"
The music uploaded here is just for my fun (not for a brief in most cases) so I feel free to experiment as I see fit. Great stuff you have…"
"Hi Matt, thanks for the add! Very interesting music you have here! Thank you so much for sharing it. Hope you have a nice day! :-)
Yaiza"
Yaiza"
"Hi Doug, thanks so much for your kind words, I´m happy you enjoyed them.
I have listened to your music, I loved Solstice, it´s very solidly structured and articulated, and yet you can feel it flow...! Beautiful work!
Hope you are fine, take care,…"
I have listened to your music, I loved Solstice, it´s very solidly structured and articulated, and yet you can feel it flow...! Beautiful work!
Hope you are fine, take care,…"
"Thomas, I stayed in the UK until the 20th, 8 days this time that seemed like 8h!! Hope next time time doesn´t fly that quick and we all can chat a bit more!"
"Thanks Marie-Anne and you for organising it!"
"Hi Rican, thank you so much for listening to my work and for your kind words! I have been listening to your work, it´s so nice! Is there a story behind the naming of your tracks, Rican? Wish you a great day!"
"Such a nice review Thomas. I think it was really brave and sweet of you to come join the Composium. It was great to meet you and a great inspiration too! It´s always a pleasure to share about music with other composers, it helps renew one´s energies…"
"Hi Portia!
I´m listening to your work and must say I love it...I love the introspective and intimate sound of Secret Garden Piano, and the dream-like atmosphere you inspire. Wonderful work, thanks so much for sharing!"
I´m listening to your work and must say I love it...I love the introspective and intimate sound of Secret Garden Piano, and the dream-like atmosphere you inspire. Wonderful work, thanks so much for sharing!"
"Dear Marie-Anne,
I am listening to your "Tomorrow", and everytime I enjoy it more. I like the simple, intimate atmosphere you manage to create, so soft and delicate. But what I am most impressed with, is that violin! Wonderful writing indeed!!…"
I am listening to your "Tomorrow", and everytime I enjoy it more. I like the simple, intimate atmosphere you manage to create, so soft and delicate. But what I am most impressed with, is that violin! Wonderful writing indeed!!…"
"Hi Leslie,
Your work is impressive. I have enjoyed listening to it, no doubt how your orchestrator skills manage to give such a deep dimension to it. I especially liked "The person in the mirror", I liked the delicate texture of it, almost…"
Your work is impressive. I have enjoyed listening to it, no doubt how your orchestrator skills manage to give such a deep dimension to it. I especially liked "The person in the mirror", I liked the delicate texture of it, almost…"
"Hi Matthew!
Finally, I found your music here! I´m glad I did it! Very much enjoyed, especially "Ethnic influecnes montage", which I am listening to in a loop. I like the transitions! They keep the ear "awake" :-) I especially liked the 1:45 change,…"
Finally, I found your music here! I´m glad I did it! Very much enjoyed, especially "Ethnic influecnes montage", which I am listening to in a loop. I like the transitions! They keep the ear "awake" :-) I especially liked the 1:45 change,…"
"Hi Fredrick, thanks so much for the heads up!
I´ve listening to your Essay for Orchestra, congratulations!
Especially for the length of it, as I think I have already told at some point, I very much admire the ability of writing long, coherent…"
I´ve listening to your Essay for Orchestra, congratulations!
Especially for the length of it, as I think I have already told at some point, I very much admire the ability of writing long, coherent…"
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"Gomyra (Gremlin hair morning)"
While I would almost rank this with "Hotel," there is so much variety in its constant changes that I am never tempted to change the channel (so to speak). Plus there's those harkenings back to the melody of "The Cat in the Hat" that keep me listening for other possible "references" -- an interesting musical way of those implying those "coffee break with a coworker or our baby smiling for one tiny instant from the craddle. " moments of your description.
"Coffee blue aroma"
Nice and hypnotic. I love the muffled instrument that first appears at :18 and next at 1:03. I find myself listening harder, focussing on that sound like someone who's ears are plugged and is struggling to clear them to hear better. The garbled male voice that enters at about 2:07 brings up the same imagery to me. (My only disliked part was the drum and high tin whistle-like instrument (2:34-2:52); this just sounded thin and unsatisfying to me.)
"The Eyes"
This one's a real change of pace from all that came before it (assuming there's any connection, such as if these were all on an album). If that were the case, this would be -- to me -- the wrong piece to end with. This is either the least developed of all the pieces or is simply lacking some human-feeling aspect. I really don't know. But I say this all coming to it after all the ones above. When heard within this group of songs -- such as between "Sweet" and "Cat" -- it feels right as it is and very fitting. (So just understand that my impression of this was very much tied to where it fell in the order in which I heard it among your other posted pieces.)
Part 1
"Not What I Had in Mind"
What can I say? The didgeridoo is an entrancing addition to this piece and its arrangement.
"Sweet"
I love the way this lulls me into its world: at first in a narro way (melodically/harmonically) and then is pulls more and more from other levels until it has me completely.
"The Cat in the Hat"
I'd love to have been in the audience for this one! Not sure how original (or not) the melody is, but with a fun piece like this it doesn't really matter. This piece has grabbed me from the first time I visited your page. (I hope that doesn't come across like a backhanded compliment. It's cewrtainly not intended that way.)
"Hotel Paradise, Viccolo ..."
This wasn't of as much interest to me as the above, but I suspect that's because I'm not drawn in by this style of music (more repeated chord progression than melody), but I did really like the beginning at 1:47 because it was a welcome contrast for me.
It was so nice to chat to you the other night. I very much enjoyed listening to all of your music.
I like the way you use different cultural influences, sounds and motifs that all blend together into your own musical style.
Keep in touch!
Marie-Anne
Listening to your music, I understand your membership in the World Music group....Cat in the Hat sounds very Klezmer like...Grimlins has a mid-Eastern flavor to me and Hotel Paradise sounds what? Asian? Do you use computer generated sounds? I like the clarity and uncluttered sense of your music....
One note, you cannot submit the same song to online download sites thru multiple third parties. If you do, they'll be rejected automatically. You have to settle on one and stick with it. Hope this helps. Martha Maria
Elves was composed in "american style", there is much fantasy background.
I will buy your album on Amiestreet. It would be a practice among composers. Don't you?
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