Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:Like a pastorale, exploring this kind of music (new direction - well what is new direction in music? :-) perhaps not the music you listen to often. But to me it is kind of idyllic, pleasingly peaceful and innocent…
Describes shepherds herding livestock around land according to seasons. Maybe, deep in my thoughts, to some extent, partly - there were a little bit of Gaston-style when composing this music.
My Bechstein DG Prelude, a bit modified for this piece.PTE, enjoyed the visuals and "topic" again ... very restful, heartfelt! Nice. Hard to not be influenced by Gaston, so original.
Thak you honjr! Glad you enjoyed the visuals too. Yes, I’m a bit influenced by Gaston sometimes (Gaston-school :-)
It’s much about to ”wake up” the emotions of the listeners in a specific way. There’s the musical creativity. You have, with your music, succeeded in doing it. I’m trying too. Thanks!
Like a pastorale, exploring this kind of music (new direction - well what is new direction in music? :-) perhaps not the music you listen to often. But to me it is kind of idyllic, pleasingly peaceful and innocent…
Describes shepherds herding livestock around land according to seasons. Maybe, deep in my thoughts, to some extent, partly - there were a little bit of Gaston-style when composing this music.
My Bechstein DG Prelude, a bit modified for this piece.
PTE, enjoyed the visuals and "topic" again ... very restful, heartfelt! Nice. Hard to not be influenced by Gaston, so original.
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