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| sloparts said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Taking it outside the box, Paul I love it when you show this side of your musical personality. It shows that you do indeed have an adventurous spirit when it comes to music. Thanks for posting and sharing this one Paul, it's going into iTunes and on to the iPod in rotation. Ed Check out my latest song called Quack's Blues
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| jdholliday said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Hello Paul! Pretty cool, I like it a lot! Check out my latest song called Please Help, Pride of NYC needs tracks!
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| alackbass said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Clusters "Sometimes I play this stuff when no one is listening. ... And sometimes it's better that way." LOL That's heavy stuff Paul. I love your use of broad dynamics in this! How real can a software piano sound? Wow! Check out my latest song called Close to the Bone by Jerry Quinn
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| magnatone said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Clusters you're a GENIUS MAD MAN!!! that italian grand sounds sensational! Check out my latest song called Wave Goodbye
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| RAVENS said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Wow Haven't heard a new piece from you in a long time. Perfect way to start my day, while sipping my coffee. Wonderful, just wish it was a bit lengthier. RAVEN ;-) Check out my latest song called Tattooed Scars (w/ Sigmund, Scofugate, Rok41)
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| bud said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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The description tipped me to this being an instant fave forget any of us are here more often - I love your improvisations. I heard a tiny Gershwin feel at about 1:00 - you are one subtle dude - probably isn't really there at all - just my associative brain at work. Wait - there it is again at the end. Or is it? Excellent Paul. Check out my latest song called fig field
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| Reinholt56 said 767 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Hi Paul.... This piece made me smile when I heard it. Years ago I used to play the start of the Warsaw Concerto when I had 'something to get out' and I was alone. Your piece sounds in the same vein, although yours has far more technique than my knuckle-breaking stumbles. It's good to hear you again. Take care. Paul Check out my latest song called When The Time Comes (An Ambiental Mix)
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| Doug Somers said 766 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Cluster Fan Love it. Love it. Love it. Conventional harmonies are seriously overrated. Moreover, this work is played with a passion that makes me think of a pianist with wild hair flailing around with abandon as the energetic tones of his efforts fill the room. Love it. Peace, Doug PS - did I mention that I love it? Check out my latest song called Dad's March 5 2013
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| PeterB7858 said 766 days ago (May 15th, 2011) | |
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Emotional range... Hi Paul. Nice to hear a new piece from you. Something a bit different, but definitely worth posting. You have showcased the emotional range of the piano admirably. Enjoyed, Peter. Check out my latest song called Sailor's Warning w jiguma, Philip18
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| AcetyleneJukebox said 766 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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Enjoyed, Harmonically adventurous and played with superb technique. Its like Cecil Taylor mixed with Eric Satie. You should do a whole album of stuff like this. Check out my latest song called Camino Embrujado
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| DWL said 766 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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Channeling Gerswin and Debussy this time? Very engaging and interesting piece Paul. Reminds me very much of Gershwin's Prelude in F but the beginning was very much Debussy for me. Cheers Dick Check out my latest song called Not For The Likes of You
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| composerclark said 766 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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A+ You get an A plus on this one, Paul (again)... Outstanding composition, as usual! Seems like your unique and individual take on Henry Cowell, with a little Scriabin thrown in, the combination of which remains identifiable as a Paul Page composition. I am thrilled to hear this! I love it when you explore new sonorities. The ONLY quibble I have, and it's a minor one, is that it seemed to me to be complete before that little tag-on chord at the very end (2:12)... I replayed it a few times just to be sure, but that last chord still struck me the same way. Again, this is a very minor quibble, so feel free to ignore it if you hear it differently! Wonderful music, Paul. Check out my latest song called Momma's Song
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| paul f. page said 765 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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tag... CC is right on the money. Forget that last major chord salvo. I think I was just trying to absolve myself of the culpability of having written the rest of this, but that last chord just doesn't fit. Check out my latest song called Eighty
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| davisamerica said 766 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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would love to be the proverbial "fly on the wall" during these flights. There is always a spark in your work and it is a joy to listen to the unfettered source. Most enjoyable Paul. Downloaded...thanks. Check out my latest song called 12
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| 867-5309 said 766 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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howdy nice piano sound paul ! I like it !! ' good to hear from you once again . . . scott Check out my latest song called Berceuse in Ab
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| TobinMueller said 765 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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Post-Debussy Could be my favorite track you've posted here. You kept the dissonance elegant and musical. I'm really glad I happened to listen to this in my studio, the full sound was absolutely real. Thanks for sharing this. Check out my latest song called Dignity
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| neilh79 said 765 days ago (May 16th, 2011) | |
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Clusters Really nice sweeping music paul excellent job well played sir Check out my latest song called Resurrection of Life Final Mix! (w/ Loob, Rok41, Symphony101, Gadzooks)
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| Moviz said 764 days ago (May 18th, 2011) | |
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Must be wonderful, to just let rip and wherever your fingers land it sounds intentional LOL.... Just who did you want to strangle at 1-44 to 1-50 ? Love this kind of mood music, regards M Check out my latest song called He's The Jazzman
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| Narad said 762 days ago (May 20th, 2011) | |
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Clusters Magistral congregation of musical vows ! Splendid ! :) Check out my latest song called Four to Paradise
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| KCsGROOVE said 761 days ago (May 20th, 2011) | |
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delicious stuff man, this is some fine playing.. glad you didn't keep this to yourself :-) great playing and a beautiful sound Very much enjoyed Download for sure :-) KC Check out my latest song called I DON'T LIKE IT
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| kassia said 758 days ago (May 24th, 2011) | |
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genius i don't even have a clue what the song art notation means and can't imagine how a brain comes up with music like this, but it's brilliant none-the-less. great piano sound. your performance here is breathtaking in its dynamic range and texture. great to hear something new from you! Check out my latest song called Greensleeves
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| Parichayaka said 757 days ago (May 24th, 2011) | |
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let's see if this comment makes any sense... To me abstraction in art becomes justified and beautiful only when the consciousness of the artist is rooted in a place beyond the ordinary, ideally above the usual turmoil or darker aspects of human life. Similarly in music, dissonance transcends its negative connotations and becomes a genuine form of expression when the artist is either in complete control, or in a conscious flow that goes beyond that sense of personal creation - both signs of a true artist. Both aspects I can always find in your music. Whenever I listen to your compositions and improvisations, and especially with this track, I simply admire the accomplishment and intensity, sometimes reminding of the poise of the bottom of the ocean, or in contrast, the restless power of the waves on the surface. Always enjoyable, sometimes striking and with 'Clusters' nothing short of impressive. Check out my latest song called Highlands
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| jiguma said 756 days ago (May 25th, 2011) | |
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It really is amazing ... ... how good virtual pianos sound these days. This (to my admittedly untrained ear) sounds brilliant. I've said it before - I don't know much about the genres you move in Paul, but I know what I like, and I like this. Cheers from Oz, Neil Check out my latest song called INTO THE BLUE
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| Sigmund said 756 days ago (May 26th, 2011) | |
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Clusters Your playing is extraordinary - and this is an amazing composition. The ease with which you move around the keyboard is astounding. Very much enjoyed - thank you! Sig Check out my latest song called Under Your Bed - feat. strangedream, rok41 & Steve Ritter
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| Mosaica said 752 days ago (May 29th, 2011) | |
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Innovative contemporary sound with some spine-chilling trills and riffs. Check out my latest song called Stride La Vampa
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| michaeljayklein said 751 days ago (May 30th, 2011) | |
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Incredible! This was truly fascinating and well, as a pianist myself, I feel very small right now! Excellent work Paul--thank you! Check out my latest song called Old Man Mose is Dead
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| Ed Hannifin said 751 days ago (May 30th, 2011) | |
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I don't think, really... ...that I'd like any one thing you do well as well as I do if that was all that you did... It's very cool for me to hear the classical Paul, the showtune Paul, the new age Paul, the playing around to hear where it goes Paul, the dissonant Paul... No one can accuse you of being limited, Paul, nor of being self-limiting... Very neat.... Check out my latest song called Uno/I Like The Way... (with Macaudion, SISTERS, ktb, and ziti)
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| Feter said 656 days ago (September 3rd, 2011) | |
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Clusters Impressionist piece with full control of the instrument ,every chord or a note meant a feeling or an idea scattered all over this piece ,very scenery one ...fabulous what can I say < thanks alot for sharing ! Check out my latest song called Roll with it
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| Songwriterz said 370 days ago (June 15th, 2012) | |
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Something new You keep the listener sitting tight, just waiting for your next move.. never know what happens next in your melodies, super impressed! Congrats! Love Heidi Check out my latest song called No Need For Any Words
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I love this type of piano sound - just gorgeous! The sound is very private and beautiful. Well done and thanks for sharing.