MIZIEYA
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@mizieya
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He wears a mask a laughing mask His eyes betray his true selfHe puts on his brave faceFor the outside worldInside he chokes with fear
His eyes are sad...
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This is one of my favourite storytelling songs, I am musically and lyrically pleased. it's the type of song to be listened to as one drinks a brandy next to...
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Salutations Dear Listener. This is a comedy in three acts.: Breakfast, Lunch and Tea; and I'm not planning on them being late.
Are you sitting...
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a torchured soul hides his pain behind a mask, I especially dig the end string ensemble, for some reason I see a silent movie with this slumped over person, a true miz creation
@waveman salutations and good to see you! yeah I can see the silent movie scenario I like that visual. thank you for that and your kind words
a torchured soul hides his pain behind a mask, I especially dig the end string ensemble, for some reason I see a silent movie with this slumped over person, a true miz creation
Very unique but really good - great rhythm and fantastic instrumentation overall - truly made with passion, and the build-up with the strings is really amazing - great!
@Bustert thanks so much for your kind words
Very unique but really good - great rhythm and fantastic instrumentation overall - truly made with passion, and the build-up with the strings is really amazing - great!
An interesting and unusual piece which I found hard to juxtapose beside my audience member POV, This piece may be compared to a scene of theatre for the ear, only backwards. The unusual and thought provoking off beats and metre give the piece a delightful feel which contrasts the grim side of the subject matter. I would judge that this exceeds the requirments in all areas, to be classed as a true piece of audio art. The final part redirects the action to somewhere within the curious mystery of time.
@billb thanks so much my friend glad it resonated with you. That 'audio art' praise very touching.
An interesting and unusual piece which I found hard to juxtapose beside my audience member POV, This piece may be compared to a scene of theatre for the ear, only backwards. The unusual and thought provoking off beats and metre give the piece a delightful feel which contrasts the grim side of the subject matter. I would judge that this exceeds the requirments in all areas, to be classed as a true piece of audio art. The final part redirects the action to somewhere within the curious mystery of time.