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A new life

About five years ago I made some attempts with slightly lighter music. Now the piece with Organteq 2 soloist, Pianoteq and orchestra. It's the ”slow section”, after the short pause before the final section, that might be a little gem ....Anyway, totally different music than my Bach playing.

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...20life.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

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This gives me a pleasant sort of rose-coloured glasses innocent retro 60's E.U. lifestyle vibe - hair down, small open-top car (like a Fiat.. Bambino?) and driving the coastal roads, coming to a stop to take in an awe-inspiring view, then carrying on - I like it (the progressions and melodious parts not just the mix of instrumentation - it reminds me of some of the pieces you showed me that you made back in the days of tape!) - and enjoy how this carefree piece is so charming

I don't want to interfere with your classical music - but I'd like to say 'more! Bravo' though Cheers Stig!

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Re: " A new life" Attempts with slightly lighter music Ptq/Orgt+Orchestra

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This gives me a pleasant sort of rose-coloured glasses innocent retro 60's E.U. lifestyle vibe - hair down, small open-top car (like a Fiat.. Bambino?) and driving the coastal roads, coming to a stop to take in an awe-inspiring view, then carrying on - I like it (the progressions and melodious parts not just the mix of instrumentation - it reminds me of some of the pieces you showed me that you made back in the days of tape!) - and enjoy how this carefree piece is so charming

I don't want to interfere with your classical music - but I'd like to say 'more! Bravo' though Cheers Stig!

Thank you Qexl, I am happy to hear you feel that way and I appreciate your taking time listening  and your encouragement.

Best wishes,

Stig

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Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

A new life

About five years ago I made some attempts with slightly lighter music. Now the piece with Organteq 2 soloist, Pianoteq and orchestra. It's the ”slow section”, after the short pause before the final section, that might be a little gem ....Anyway, totally different music than my Bach playing.

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...20life.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

Dear Stig,

Magnificent composition and Excellent performance!
A light piece, although far from Bach, it is really nice to listen to light, carefree, free...
It flies above us like a bird and reminds us of the good times gone by.
Really Nice!
Thanks and greetings from Italy
Carmelo

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carmelo.paolucci wrote:
Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

A new life

About five years ago I made some attempts with slightly lighter music. Now the piece with Organteq 2 soloist, Pianoteq and orchestra. It's the ”slow section”, after the short pause before the final section, that might be a little gem ....Anyway, totally different music than my Bach playing.

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...20life.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

Dear Stig,

Magnificent composition and Excellent performance!
A light piece, although far from Bach, it is really nice to listen to light, carefree, free...
It flies above us like a bird and reminds us of the good times gone by.
Really Nice!
Thanks and greetings from Italy
Carmelo


Thanks carmelo for your nice comment. I am really happy and your comments always inspire me to try harder. We never become "ready" as musicians, because we can always learn more.

Best wishes,

Stig