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| Blu by ShadowofNine | 2 days ago |
| Very enjoyable music, Dave. I agree - the solo violin playing is lovely! | |
| I Want You To Know by hywel | 3 days ago |
| Def held my attention all the way. Could also work quite easily with a vox and vocals. Well done, indeed. | |
| Look Up by ScottHorwath | 3 days ago |
| Very likable! | |
| The Tarot Reader's Lament by padowan_learner | 3 days ago |
| He he. Funny and well done. Nice vocals. An enjoyable 6/8 romp. Here's to hoping that you stick around and don't disappear! | |
| Evening Hymn with Reflection by byHeart | 4 days ago |
| Reminds me of Mozart's K622..second movement. Lovely. | |
| Hymn for the Close by byHeart | 4 days ago |
| Totally missed this one. Gorgeous spacing. Love it. Yes, quite quiet. However, masterful. | |
| Lion of Fire by Narananda | 6 days ago |
| Very nice, Harald! | |
| Love Theme from August Moon by zincshed | 7 days ago |
| Brings me way back. Most enjoyable. | |
| SOMEDAY (piano) by KCsGROOVE | 9 days ago |
| Lovely chords. | |
| Circular by JoshuaGoymer | 9 days ago |
| Nope... my ears aren't hurting. Refreshingly sung and most enjoyable. | |
| Beyond the Sun by MichaelAndrewNewell | 9 days ago |
| Nicely energetic opening and a knowledgeable orchestration for the concert band. I'm in agreement with Padowan in regards to the rendering. | |
| Why ? by PaulWilkins | 9 days ago |
| Elegiac. Nicely done,Paul. | |
| Une Petite Romance by guitar55 | 11 days ago |
| Fantastic, Michael! | |
| A Touch of Steam by padowan_learner | 12 days ago |
| Welcome back, Jeanette. Long time, no hear. Always nice to hear your music - I forgot how much I liked it! | |
| Victory by RubyDubidoux | 14 days ago |
| A lovely collab, all around. | |
| My River Walk by Audiogasm | 14 days ago |
| Yea, this type of walk would inspire thought and rumination. So too, does the music. The Gretsch sounds great, Thom! | |
| Serenade CXXXVI by Narananda | 15 days ago |
| #136 sounds terrific, Harald! | |
| Assassins Code by PaulWilkins | 15 days ago |
| Missed this one, Paul. Lots of energy and as always, the production is stellar! | |
| A Different Moon by Bowman | 16 days ago |
| Paul may be right with his suggestion, but what you have here, Charlie, works really well. Very enjoyable. | |
| Soliloquy, for Piano and Saxophone by Alegoo92 | 17 days ago |
| Lovely complex polychords. Nicely played as well. Bravo! | |
| Hypatia of Alexandria by Orfeus | 17 days ago |
| Very nice! | |
| General Midi Suite - Taps by mlpbadarak | 17 days ago |
| Listening again. Reminds of Ives','The Unanswered Question'. Still love those complex polychords. Real music for real musicians. Brave and daring and harkens me to compose atonal music. | |
| "Memento" for Concert Band by glendt | 17 days ago |
| Epic! I loved this. Echoes of Holst's Jupiter in places. Truly inspiring music for concert band, and perhaps my favourite of all your uploads! | |
| Dreams From A Mirror by ShadowofNine | 18 days ago |
| Don't hear anything too familiar in terms of chord progressions, but I like it. You are such a chameleon, Dave! | |
| It's a Little Bit Funny (If You Think About It) by mfwmiles | 18 days ago |
| Great work, Miles! | |
| Is That All There Is? (for my Mom) by carlajpatterson | 22 days ago |
| Yup... all there is. My condolences. | |
| ONE OF A KIND by KCsGROOVE | 22 days ago |
| A man of many talents...music, art....you do it all! | |
| HALLELUJAH by SISTERS | 22 days ago |
| Wow, the great Canadian(k, is that an oxymoron,eh?), Leonard Cohen - sung by you. Covered plenty, my favourites include Annie Lennox and K.D. Lang. Range? Pshaw... you do it justice! Loved my listen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m66gWbBRXKE Annie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_NpxTWbovE KD Lang Tough to decide the best cover? Much as I love Annie Lennox, Ms. Lang just blows it all out of the water. |
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| Perfect by theblackdove | 22 days ago |
| Very enjoyable. Outstanding vox, and musicianship. | |
| Action! Drama! Intrigue! by dcoscina | 23 days ago |
| Sonically, it sounds terrific. Excellent, idiomatic orchestration for film. Especially liked the dropout to string tremolos and French Horns with Xylophone and Gong at the end! Dramatic work, David! | |
| Quaint Pastoral Theme by dcoscina | 25 days ago |
| Yes, shades of the American school, but also early twentieth century British pastoral lyricism. Lovely. Some of the string work and percussion were a tad present in the mix for me, but an enjoyable listen, David, none-the-less. | |
| Tekno Orchestra by dcoscina | 27 days ago |
| Amazing,really. | |
| Orchestral Dance (for Orchestra and Electronics) by dcoscina | 1 month ago |
| A very nice blend of sample libraries and genre, David. Thoroughly enjoyable in all regards. I liked the progressions! | |
| My Ship (Kurt Weill) by Musicist | 1 month ago |
| Lovely musicianship on display here. Absolutely wonderful! My condolences for the loss of your pooch. | |
| After the Rain (DEMO) by DigitalRedux | 1 month ago |
| Very enjoyable. Nice musicianship on display here. | |
| Father Forgive Me by MakenaMonk | 1 month ago |
| I like this too. Won't offer any suggestions on how to proceed. Just say, that I very much enjoyed my listen. | |
| Don't Look any Further w/Angeebabee by morgan102 | 1 month ago |
| Awesome! | |
| On rolling Meadows by dcoscina | 1 month ago |
| A lovely opening with nice chord sequences. Give us more! | |
| Loveletter No.99 by guitar55 | 1 month ago |
| Always nice to hear your music, Michael. This one is no exception. | |
| Enfant Fou by ZipZipper | 1 month ago |
| He he the Google ads for this page go to: http://www.angerclassonline.com/?gclid=CN2lu77Boa8CFYe5Kgodg2q7Xw |
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| Ave Verum Corpus by mlpbadarak | 1 month ago |
| Delectable control - both performance and composition, Mary. | |
| Evensong: Let Evening Come by mlpbadarak | 1 month ago |
| Glorious indeed, Mary. This piece seems to epitomize your Art. Uncluttered simplicity - lovely phrasing - spiritual - hopeful. Reminds me of some British composers of the last century. I also like your use of unresolved suspensions, that major second left dangling in the last chord is perfect! | |
| Afternoon by ZipZipper | 1 month ago |
| Very pretty... nice chord progressions and movement. I could do without the bird 'atmospheres', and just let the music speak for itself. | |
| Aroró Serembé by dirigent | 1 month ago |
| Always great to hear a new post, even if this is over in a blink. | |
| Olympics by maglasser | 1 month ago |
| Enjoyable and evidence of 'compositional chops'. I liked the rhythmic devices and polytonality. To my ear, it's only the rendering that brings the music down. Perhaps you have outgrown GB and it's time to consider more sophisticated software? Well done! | |
| COME TO ME by SISTERS | 1 month ago |
| Reminds me of Joni Mitchell in some ways. Loved it, you should be recording professionally. | |
| Euro House by ShadowofNine | 1 month ago |
| Ha, definitely different, which is always good, Dave. Interesting Euro-polka! | |
| Beautiful by ShadowofNine | 1 month ago |
| Nicely hooky, with some nice melody lines. Minor mix isuues - guitar, loud, cello - quiet, but hey. Mesmerizing, none-the-less! | |
| Stairway to Heaven by 1935Rubino | 1 month ago |
| I have piano music for this as well, and tinker away from time to time, as it's a great piece of music. Not that well suited to piano, but we try. I like Chris' comment best,'I guess what this track really proves to me is that Page and Plant are not a worthy to pick out Chopin's toe jam.' So true! | |
| Serenade CXXXIV by Narananda | 1 month ago |
| Wow, have you really composed 134 Serenade movements, Harald? Amazing, as is this movement. More... all the way to M! | |
| LOVE - Duet with Anne and Stan by toveco | 1 month ago |
| Lovely done. Beautiful harmonies! | |
| Locomotive Breath by Vixen | 1 month ago |
| Sounds great - congrats to all involved. As for a good flute player - ask http://www.icompositions.com/artists/solovey | |
| son of zen by eagle | 1 month ago |
| Very enjoyable. Excellent musicianship! | |
| Quintet in g by bob1230 | 1 month ago |
| Kool quirkiness, yet well composed as well! | |
| The Zombie Apocalypse by dbond | 1 month ago |
| Excellent, I like how you set the mood! | |
| Ave Regina Caelorum (with voices) by schubertiad | 1 month ago |
| Definitely give it a try. The DIY choir sounds quite good, much better than .midi voices. Besides all that, I like this music quite a lot. Excellent voice leading and knowledge of theory in display here. Beautiful piece of music! | |
| Pathetique No. 1 by xWhitenoizx | 1 month ago |
| Quite affecting. | |
| Irish, Revisited by chuckesleeze | 1 month ago |
| Shied away from this, having experienced the same. Very likable! | |
| Quintessential Valse by ZipZipper | 1 month ago |
| Very cool. More outburts please. | |
| Strings, A composition a bit long by telo12 | 1 month ago |
| Not too long, Etelberto. Romantic in outlook. I like it! | |
| The Scarlet Woman by ihussain | 2 months ago |
| Sounds terrific! | |
| Danse by maglasser | 2 months ago |
| The third Larghetto movement of Chopin's Piano Sonata No. 1 (1828) is an early, but by no means the earliest, example of 5/4 time in solo piano music. Reicha's Fugue 20 from his 36 Fugues, published in 1803, is for piano and is in 5/8..... according to Wikipedia. | |
| Remembrance by MikeMarino | 2 months ago |
| Really pretty. Music for musicians. | |
| Amanda #2 by zallaz | 2 months ago |
| Not Bowie to me, but Dave Stewart of Eurythmics(and The Spiritual Cowboys) fame. I like it, doesn't need any work. Works, and nice to hear you making music. | |
| Z1 by olympus | 2 months ago |
| Nicely done. I like the harmony use - dissonance chords! | |
| Keltic Heart by Bowman | 2 months ago |
| Nicely set in 6/8 time signature, Charley. Keep going and finish it! | |
| Wondrous Love by DennyCicak | 2 months ago |
| Hardly ambient - this is church music and of the hymnal kind. Even though I am in no way religious, I love hymns. There's a lot to be learned from hymmal music. The entire history of what we call,'Common Practice Period' is in the hymnal repertoire. I like how you respected that history, but created something new. Synthesis! | |
| Storm Chaser by videoscore | 2 months ago |
| Interesting use of extra-curricular musical elements in the introduction. When the music kicked in, it was nicely atmospheric. Nice to hear a melody kick in over the swelling accompaniment. | |
| Apparition by videoscore | 2 months ago |
| Interesting that Paul states it as being in a minor key - there's no minor 3rd in the arpeggiation - just suspended notes and chords. Major to my ear. I like it. It's an accompaniment looking for a melody, but I like what you have done so far. | |
| Million Dollars by Xolv | 2 months ago |
| Very tasty...and excellent alto sax playing. Congrats! | |
| Bicycle for the Mind-Concert Band Version(new recording) by glendt | 2 months ago |
| Lovely indeed! | |
| Betrayal In Rivendell by PaulWilkins | 2 months ago |
| Nicely done as usual, Paul. Bravo. | |
| Eternally - Which Witch by Deebeesea | 2 months ago |
| Well done. Good vocal tone and especially pitch. | |
| Fugue on a Childhood Theme by Lordtunk | 2 months ago |
| Twinkle twinkle little star. Nice fuguemanship too! | |
| Abandoned by ShadowofNine | 2 months ago |
| Nice spiky string spiccato backing line. Lovely vox. Always a pleasure, Dave. | |
| Chopin Waltz #8 by 1935Rubino | 2 months ago |
| Not easy to record piano.... but this sounds good on my system. Very nice playing as well. | |
| Then, the Forest Tree Will Sing /Iraq, 19th century by ShadowofNine | 2 months ago |
| Just lovely Dave and Hadass. | |
| Trio For Oboe, Harpsicord And Cello In E minor, Movement 1 by JoelIrwin | 2 months ago |
| Suspect that the Oboe player was hoping that it was written for Oboe d'amore (in A, and pitched a minor third lower) than the oboe, although the player did just fine with all those notes in the basement of its range. The music itself is obviously mannered, but kudos for good writing within the style. | |
| Piano Scramble [piano, piano, trombone, tuba, congas] by davidsmith99 | 2 months ago |
| A fun romp, David. | |
| Duet for Alto Saxophone and Tenor Trombone (Version 2) by djohn409 | 2 months ago |
| Yes, I remember the original post. Thank-you for taking the time to clean up the recording. Still love this! | |
| Melusine by Narananda | 2 months ago |
| Very much enjoyed, Harald! | |
| Life's Sweet Melody by PaulWilkins | 3 months ago |
| It's nice to hear something a bit longer from you, Paul. Nicely elegiacal with nice peaks and valleys; ebbs and flows. A very nicely controlled beginning, especially. Bravo! | |
| Rhapsody in Horn by glendt | 3 months ago |
| I like the writing quite a lot. The horn playing is nice as well. The piano sounds like it is playing from another room. Would be nice to hear a live performance of this. Fluid writing and enjoyable as always. | |
| Marco Frydshou - Womans Tower by MrChicago | 3 months ago |
| I like how it builds...a masterful build and drop out to minor chord inertia. Dark and delightful! | |
| Flying with the Wind by ihussain | 3 months ago |
| Wonderful! Mix too! | |
| Crazy Train by Narananda | 3 months ago |
| Nicely done, Harald! | |
| When The War Was On The Line by mfwmiles | 3 months ago |
| You've been prolific of late, Miles. I like it...nice melody, progressions and vocals! | |
| Chase by maglasser | 3 months ago |
| Creative. I like the syncopation and the repeating ostinato. | |
| popsicle toes (Michael Franks) by ScottCarmichael | 3 months ago |
| I love this! | |
| Prairie II by maglasser | 3 months ago |
| I like this version better... the ambiance sounds terrific, and the writing is just as good as it ever was! | |
| Ode to Billy Joe by Vixen | 3 months ago |
| Terrific,from the singing to the mix. | |
| The Plow by Bowman | 3 months ago |
| What is spooky about this? Nice work as usual, Charlie. | |
| Comus by MidiOrleans | 3 months ago |
| But the percussion writing was excellent as well! | |
| Comus by MidiOrleans | 3 months ago |
| As always, an enjoyable listen, Scotty. You are getting quite adept in writing for samples. I think I liked the rooty-toot-toot Piccolo solo best. | |
| Febuary Nocturne in C minor "I'm Waiting by jptiptonsr | 3 months ago |
| Very nicely done in all regards, from the music, to the playing of it, to the rendering. Bravo! | |
| Letter to a Stranger by LaFayette | 3 months ago |
| Very nicely done! | |
| I'm On My Way (from nowhere) by Vixen | 3 months ago |
| Wonderfully done! | |
| FOOLS by SISTERS | 3 months ago |
| Wonderful musicianship displayed here. Love the vocal harmonies. Simple arrangement, yet so affecting! | |
| In the Night by archjerry | 3 months ago |
| Yes, much enjoyed my listen! | |
| Piano Improv.2012-10 by telo12 | 3 months ago |
| Lovely work, Etelberto. Quite an accomplished improv. Bravo! | |
