You've got a really good sond out of that guitar. Really
good redording job!

Nice tune. Well played!

Peaceful acoustic music like this is needed these days!

Thank you for this one!

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… no not redording job – RECORDING job that is …

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from Johannes in Sweden at http://johannesmusik.se/

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:-)

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Guess I'm just now getting around to this one, too.
Something sad about this piece. And yet, it has a
redemptive quality to it, moments of joy, and a downright
inspired finish. I wanted to stand up and clap for that
simple, unusual ending.

And, as usual, the recording is superb, and your guitar
sounds so wonderfully warm. Thanks for this piece.

This one is downloaded.

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Thanks, Tom. And likewise, your "December Suite For Guitar" has been
downloaded and added to my iPod.

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...lovely music.
Thank you :)


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...thank you.

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I'm replying to this comment only because I can't post a comment (something
to do with Safari and the latest update.)

Very great. I know we don't hear thoose two words together much. But we
should. It's like two art critics who show up to all the same galleries, but
never really associate. And that's not very great.

Downloaded and added to my playlist of very great soft music.

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I love the way that you use space in this composition and
make a relatively few notes sound so full and dominant.
Yes, it does have a slightly melancholy feel to it but not
enough to diminish the listening pleasure. Great piece,
give us more!

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I think "melancholy" can add to the listening pleasure. You know, like in
Satie's "Gymnopedies", Chopin's Nocturnes, etc

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This has been on line for some time but i'm gald I've come across it eventaully. Really nice tone you've captured with those KM-148s. Composition and execution of the piece are both superb.
I really enjoyed listening
Thnaks
Steve

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