where have you v been ....
you got such creative minds
I can see alot of steeleye span
along with renaissance ..and sure
the incredible string band
this is very promising song my friend !!


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You do know that pianos were not invented until several centuries after the renaissance?

The flute and guitar (lute?) bit was nice.

Victor.


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Yes, I knew it. I still think that this track sounds somewhat renaissance, because of the mandolin and the flute. Do you think I should change the genre to Classical?

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Keep on twangin buddy great choon.


We are TrIpe Wagon.

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Thanks for listening :-D

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yo this track is mad ill

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Hmm... it was going along great, then it faded out! I was hoping it would continue longer. Very nice.

Regarding the genre, you might consider something other than 'renaisance,' since it doesn't seem the right label for this, since you have a drum set, new-age (sort of) piano progressions, rock-like feel, etc.

Choosing the right genre can be tough, especially in a composition like this that seems to touch on a couple of different genres. Frankly, I don't know what genre would work well for this... maybe Celtic-Folk? Unfortunately such a category does not currently exist here at MacJams, but if you were to E-mail the administrators (click the "Contact" link at the top of this page) and ask them for this category to be added to the current list, they might add it for you.

Overal, a very nice piece that I feel wants to be longer.

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An intriguing mix! Difficult to classify it - almost seems like two different pieces welded together. Very enjoyable though. I'd like to hear a long version of each of the 'two' distinctive elements.

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