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Grenade of Antioch


by

Astav

 Genre: New Age

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Description
This is a Jam Pack 4 song. No pre-made loops used, only instruments from the jam pack.

All instruments were played out on the keyboard, as always.

Feedback appreciated.
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Song Stats
Hits: 1753
Comments: 9
Fans: 3
Plays: 301
Downloads: 197
Votes: 11
Uploaded: Mar 01, 2005 - 03:50:15 AM
Last Updated: Aug 13, 2005 - 06:52:02 AM Last Played: Oct 20, 2009 - 08:36:49 PM
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Hardware:
Powerbook G4 1.5GHz
Software:
Jam Pack 4 + GB 2.0
Comments
Sentinel said 1730 days ago (March 1st, 2005)
Tasteful!
Tasteful playing and very soothing. Nice work with the
strings. Good for the genre.
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Tom Atwood said 1730 days ago (March 1st, 2005)
nice development of a simple theme
I like the way this builds, the way the idea develops. I also
enjoyed the use of strings as a kind of percussive or
rhythmic device. Good piece.
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joymark said 1730 days ago (March 1st, 2005)
Sir Lancelot?
I was drawn by the title (very Monty Python), but stayed for the performance. Not what I expected. Very nice. I wish it were longer.
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Astav said 1730 days ago (March 1st, 2005)
Sir Lancelot?
Sir
Launcelot
it is! Well, I was running out of names fast. This had a
classical feel to it and I wanted to add some notion of humor to it.



And thus Grenade of Antioch.



You're right in that the music itself doesn't exactly depict humor.



Oh and, thanks all for taking the time to comment.
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said 1729 days ago (March 2nd, 2005)
Yes
Absolutely yes. A very excellent composition. The fluidity
and grace of Johanne Pachelbel. You have arrived.
TobinMueller said 1728 days ago (March 3rd, 2005)
clear as Glass
Wonderful chordal theme and variation, like a Philip Glass
soundtrack. The judicious use of pizz added a wonderful
lightness. Very nice sounding piano. Mellow and well
paced. Nice slow fade.
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Moodee said 1565 days ago (August 13th, 2005)
Like a soundtrack
Now we need to find the movie for it !
The mixing and weaving of the tracks is very finely crafted.
Good work.
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Einarus said 1565 days ago (August 13th, 2005)
Love it
I really liked this one. Very heartfelt and sweet.
The pizzicato strings are particularly to my taste - really
light and kind of playful.
The piano is really great - really adds to the emotion of
the overall piece.
Thanks for sharing
Fav'ed and downloaded!
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TennesseeVic said 1565 days ago (August 13th, 2005)
Not so much "new age"
as "soundtrack" is what it sounds like to me. Very consistent
in mood, and more based on melodic hooks than an actual
melody. Quite effective in conveying a certain atmosphere.
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