I enjoyed listening to your piece. (I prefer the term "piece". What strange terminology we are all too willingly accepting "instrumental song", hm, what about an "invisible picture" :-). It´s the most interesting one I´ve come across this week. The whole harmonic construction drags the listener deep into the music, whereas the constant rhythmical components prevent from getting lost. I also like the sounds you´ve chosen very much. The only thing I´m not so sure about is, whether I think the - presumably intentional - clipping of the piano chords a good idea or not. Anyway. I´ll follow you now. Enjoy your time! Rolf from the Czech Republic
I enjoyed listening to your piece. (I prefer the term "piece". What strange terminology we are all too willingly accepting "instrumental song", hm, what about an "invisible picture" :-). It´s the most interesting one I´ve come across this week. The whole harmonic construction drags the listener deep into the music, whereas the constant rhythmical components prevent from getting lost. I also like the sounds you´ve chosen very much. The only thing I´m not so sure about is, whether I think the - presumably intentional - clipping of the piano chords a good idea or not. Anyway. I´ll follow you now. Enjoy your time! Rolf from the Czech Republic
Thanks for the comments. I like the idea of calling a song an invisible picture.