Hello Ken,
An interesting composition and beautifully performed. The musical atmosphere suits the picture well.
Best regards,
J. Unruh
Thank you very much for having a listen and comment!
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Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Sometimes the subtle shifts underneath are what make all the difference.
Beautiful, evocative piece!
Carmelo
Thank you very much Carmelo, I appreciate your listening and feedback!
Ken
]]>Not sure this brings anything new, however, there are changes underneath.
Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Sometimes the subtle shifts underneath are what make all the difference.
Beautiful, evocative piece!
Carmelo
kencarlino wrote:Not sure this brings anything new, however, there are changes underneath.
Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Something new — well, from around 1:35, the melody moves into a lower register. Good! And at the end, a crescendo-diminuendo. I can see you’re making an effort. It’s not among your absolute best work, but it’s very positive that the melody dropped into a lower register; that really made me sit up and listen more closely.
Keep it up.Best wishes,
Stig
Hi Stig, thank you for the listening and feedback! Extremely helpful! Yes, sometimes there is a step back (or 2) before a step forward.
BTW: I was trying to use the classical guitar (and 3rd party guitars) and I just couldn't get the sound where I needed it. I have used guitars before in some of my work but either I lost some logic for that or my ears are getting more picky.
Ken
]]>Not sure this brings anything new, however, there are changes underneath.
Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
Something new — well, from around 1:35, the melody moves into a lower register. Good! And at the end, a crescendo-diminuendo. I can see you’re making an effort. It’s not among your absolute best work, but it’s very positive that the melody dropped into a lower register; that really made me sit up and listen more closely.
Keep it up.
Best wishes,
Stig
Shigeru Kawai SK-EX
Ken
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