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| michaeljayklein said 1065 days ago (June 23rd, 2010) | |
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I agree with John... ...this reminds me somewhat of some of the "serious" works of songwriter Richard Rodgers, who worked in 6/8 and 3/4 very often. I pictured a fancy dress ball listening to this, perhaps the belle being pursued by several arduous admirers. You do EXCEPTIONAL work James...bravo and thanks for presenting this. Check out my latest song called Old Man Mose is Dead
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| ktb said 1062 days ago (June 25th, 2010) | |
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6/8 outstanding. Great touch and terrific progression & melody. Sorry the Midi is evil. Check out my latest song called Blackwater (by Tokai)
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| Heroic_failure said 1059 days ago (June 29th, 2010) | |
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as a fellow midi hater... ... i think it would be great to hear this on a real piano sometime. touches like dropping hints of conventional jazz into what it otherwise very reminiscient of an idyllic, parisian atmosphere would come off a lot more flowing and naturally with that kind of organic smoothness. Check out my latest song called Rain Globox, Pour Every Thing
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| paul f. page said 1001 days ago (August 26th, 2010) | |
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You have to work in 6/8 more often. This is very very pleasant on so many levels You are obviously a very skilled pianist and you play with security and confidence. I was surprised by the syncopated jazz elements as you got going, but think you've cleverly woven them into the more classical beginning of the composition. The variety, while, surprising, was a pleasant relief from the predictable. More, please. Check out my latest song called I Speak Of Love
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johnwhitehead
Lovely piece. A pretty lilting theme with amiable left turns and surprises. You have real talent as a composer.