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It's something of the cinematic nature. More or less mood music.
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| funboi said 1608 days ago (June 15th, 2005) | |
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Impressive I can totally get a visual. I enjoyed the mood changes in this peice and how you developed certain themes throughout. Good Job. I did feel that the peice sort of ended suddenly, did you mean to compose more for it? Check out my latest song called Inside Out
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| Foxymany said 1608 days ago (June 15th, 2005) | |
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Imaginative Very neat. Very dramatic. Great Dynamics, great orchestration. Check out my latest song called Something Beautiful
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| Cameron said 1608 days ago (June 15th, 2005) | |
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WONDERFUL Some of us ARE "professionals" -- LOL. But the playing field is level as far as wanting to create and share our music is concerned. Many, many people who contribute great, truly inspired work here do it for the love of music and are every bit as talented as the professionals. This is a wonderful site in which to do so. ENJOY! Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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| Cameron said 1608 days ago (June 15th, 2005) | |
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so much potential Your use of orchestration is stunning in places. Very cinematic. I enjoyed the occasional departures from what I expected to hear, such as the displaced rhythms in the middle section. I understand that you do not know how to notate your music. This totally amazes me. You have an innate talent for combining orchestral sounds and coming up with excellent musical material. The musical "form" on this piece needs to be developed more completely to create an even more pleasing, well- rounded whole. It ended entirely too soon. I know that for my own compositions, sometimes I get so caught up in the musical textures and layering of a section of music that I lose perspective on the "whole" piece. I heartily encourage you to take your considerable talents to the "next level" and learn how to notate your music, which could be shared with the world more effectively. And perhaps take some composition classes, which would help you with form. You have a lot to offer! Meanwhile, I enjoy listening to your stuff here. Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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| ledebutant said 1607 days ago (June 15th, 2005) | |
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Shock to the system... The production on this is great. I was listening to this on headphones and when the intro came in, I jumped out of my skin because it seemed as though the sound was in the room with me. So, I listened to this with a huge adrenaline rush, but it didn't affect my ability to enjoy the composition. I'm really impressed by your use of contrasts and think the stuttering section is really interesting (but may go on a little too long). Like a few other commenters, I think the song ends abruptly. How about bringing in a shortened version of the bolero section again without the stuttering (I wish I could think of a better way to say this). A really impressive piece. Check out my latest song called Black Star (MJ Live Aid w/jgurner)
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| DOS said 1595 days ago (June 27th, 2005) | |
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Sounds like It sounds if it from the movie Indie Anajones Check out my latest song called My Revenge To The World
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| Suzanne said 1592 days ago (July 1st, 2005) | |
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an unfinished prelude it just stops! i was unprepared for the end. hoping it would go on. this seems like a prelude to something, or maybe an unfinished prelude (almost redundant?) from the lost archives. nice sound, very dramatic game or film sounding. Check out my latest song called Rock The Baby With Voodoo (w/Tobin)
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Very dynamic and dramatic. The stuttering rhythm during the
'bolero' part is interesting choice (it interrupts what would be
the normal beat). Ending keeps me dangling.