this is a first class piece of music !
when i was listening to it, i was wondering how many
layers there might have been, and then i was off in a
daydream . . . thinking about all the mac-jammers and the
different ways they all must employ constructing their
work . . .
. . . then i see you've played it live ! ! !
well done !
your song took me on the best daydream
i've had for ages ! . .
thanks !

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Very nice....a daydream indeed.

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This piece sounds like something off the Windham Hill or
Narada label, very nice "New Age" piano style along the
lines of Philip Aaberg, George Winston or Suzanne Chiani.

Pleasant chord changes throughout. There are some
chords which sound major and minor at the same time;
the left hand is minor while the right hand is major. Very
interesting device which sort of tweaks the ear in an
unexpected way.

The continual eighth-note figures in the left hand got just
a bit repetitious; it might be nice to vary the rhythms a bit.

I would have slowed down the ending just a tad. (Just my
$.02; please take my comments with a grain of salt!)

This is a good piece, well-performed.

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Very nice composition. Ebbs and flows so wonderfully.
Soars through the air like a beautiful bird. Thanks for
sharing.

Oh, to be able to play keyboard like that!

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Too bad you can't make some money off it! Very nice
score - emotional and positive!

Kudos!

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Hey, thanks! In a sense, I have made money off this tune because I used to
play it at gigs. Or, I was making money and this tune was there. Or I was
playing this while the singer took a break and the bartender fired up the
blender, but still got paid.

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sometimes more feet than shoes.

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Chris,
This is so very pretty. I caught in on auto play when I signed on. Thank you.

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