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The Territories by Bowman [Email]
Genre: Classical

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Hits: 272
Comments: 16
Votes: 3
Plays: 38
Last Played: Nov 30, 2008 - 08:10:36 PM
Downloads: 14
Fans: 6
Uploaded: Aug 30, 2008 - 10:23:01 PM
Last Updated: Aug 30, 2008 - 10:23:01 PM
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Keywords:
Bowman (14), Mazarakes (13), Western (21), American Indian (7), Film (51), Cinema (22), Copland (3)
Description:
Western expansion brought thousands of hopeful settlers of European decent into vast new lands - but they were not empty.

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The Territories &mdash 08/30/08 - 10:33:32 PM
very inspirational and lot of wonderfull landscapes
imagenary ...the flute's so awesome here ..another
sweet piece ..thnx alot my friend !!!

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Thanks Feter, &mdash 08/31/08 - 01:13:18 PM
To inspire is a wonder and it gives me great pleasure if on a rare occasion I can.
Take care my friend,
Charlie

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Much enjoyed &mdash 08/30/08 - 11:23:41 PM
Thanks as always for some colorful music!

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Great to hear from you Scotty. &mdash 08/31/08 - 01:19:32 PM
Your wonderful music is always a treat, and your support is always appreciated.
Best,
Charlie



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Its true &mdash 08/31/08 - 06:08:27 AM
Nice tune to a long story.. Look hove the land is now.
Thanks for sharing..Peace

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Yes it is Kenta. &mdash 08/31/08 - 01:24:57 PM
It is a long story. And I believe that music even without lyrics can help us get a sense of that.
Best,
Charlie



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~ &mdash 09/01/08 - 09:45:46 PM
Very moving piece...bittersweet contrasts...like the way you weave the two together in the last section...

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explorers and natives &mdash 09/04/08 - 07:40:29 AM
I like it... your main theme has an upbeat Copland-esque style, that does bring up imagery of the pioneers. The sudden discovery of native Americans in the middle is pretty obvious too, although not quite as mournfully "Indian"-sounding as I think it could be. The build to the climax with key-changes and added brass was nice and satisfying.
ttfn,
Drakonis

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Thanks Eduard, &mdash 09/04/08 - 11:59:10 AM
It's always a treat to hear from you and get your always insightful thoughts on my music. Glade you enjoyed it.
Best,
Charlie

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Thanks Eduard, &mdash 09/04/08 - 12:00:05 PM
It's always a treat to hear from you and get your always insightful thoughts on my music. Glad you enjoyed it.
Best,
Charlie

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Thanks Eduard, &mdash 09/04/08 - 12:00:10 PM
It's always a treat to hear from you and get your always insightful thoughts on my music. Glad you enjoyed it.
Best,
Charlie

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Some interesting ideas here... &mdash 09/07/08 - 02:11:30 AM
Definitely Americana!

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Thanks Daniel, &mdash 09/10/08 - 06:25:55 PM
What gives a work identity? That's always fascinating to me. Here I was after an American sound and maybe I succeeded.
Take Care,
Charlie

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Nice &mdash 09/10/08 - 11:19:14 AM
picture you painted here musically of the early days ; the flute is great as a musical introduction of the Indians too, regards M

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Thanks Maurice, &mdash 09/10/08 - 06:20:13 PM
Happy you caught this work of mine and enjoyed it.
Take Care,
Charlie

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Go West! &mdash 09/27/08 - 12:41:42 AM
Man, you really know how to make synthesizers sing!
Very nice!

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