A moment of Catharsis reposted from last year I think - a morsel until the next tune is finished. ftlpope
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A moment of Catharsis reposted from last year I think - a morsel until the next tune is finished. ftlpope
07/15/24 01:50:04PM @kim-d-groff:
Dramatic music that could be used in the movies or on TV!!! Cool Stuff!!!
05/29/10 10:06:12PM @n-o-r-o-k-o:
very inspiring, great ideas through out the album....very unique music.
Noro
04/20/10 11:30:46AM @mark-reed:
This has a cathedral ambience which flows throughout. Some super dynamics just a great piece of music. I love the quality of this work. Nice one
03/10/10 12:45:08AM @incarnate-word:
This is different from your other pieces. The strings are great. I am a fan of strings. these strings sound nice and Fat. Great Job.
03/13/10 12:43:00AM @paul-grimwood:
Very dreamlike song.
Very Haunting.
Very beautiful.
Great Work
01/17/10 06:37:29PM @n0mad23:
Love how you've translated the concept into a soundscape. You've got both talent and the skill to make really interesting music, and this track is certainly no exception.
Excellent. Rated and added to favorites.
01/04/10 01:38:39PM @bigpete:
Some really great repost here those last tracks, really glad you decided to share again, great sounding production, love the strings arrangements and the mood of this piece. Could sit well in any movie.
01/02/10 12:39:19PM @milla-kara:
Nice combination of guitar and low register strings /cellos, may be/, that give the piece some dark atmo and mysterious touch.I like this kind of music and find this way of composing quite exquisite and advanced. Great sounds here and very cinematic!
01/02/10 12:01:09PM @microjazz:
Nice work again as I have come to expect from your varied catalogue and multitude of diverse projects.
01/02/10 11:05:06AM @:
Interesting choice of intervals within the melody. Nice simple riff. I liked the drama, quite cinematic in that he low registers come across as being a bit loud as my desk was shaking. Kind of detracted from the piece, but playing it on the big system may rectify that.
The use of industrial sounds adds some nice colour. And the length makes it just right. T'would make a useful motif for something more ambitious. A fugue perhaps. :-)
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Dramatic music that could be used in the movies or on TV!!! Cool Stuff!!!
very inspiring, great ideas through out the album....very unique music.
Noro
This has a cathedral ambience which flows throughout. Some super dynamics just a great piece of music. I love the quality of this work. Nice one
This is different from your other pieces. The strings are great. I am a fan of strings. these strings sound nice and Fat. Great Job.
Very dreamlike song.
Very Haunting.
Very beautiful.
Great Work
Love how you've translated the concept into a soundscape. You've got both talent and the skill to make really interesting music, and this track is certainly no exception.
Excellent. Rated and added to favorites.
Some really great repost here those last tracks, really glad you decided to share again, great sounding production, love the strings arrangements and the mood of this piece. Could sit well in any movie.
Nice combination of guitar and low register strings /cellos, may be/, that give the piece some dark atmo and mysterious touch.I like this kind of music and find this way of composing quite exquisite and advanced. Great sounds here and very cinematic!
Nice work again as I have come to expect from your varied catalogue and multitude of diverse projects.
Interesting choice of intervals within the melody. Nice simple riff. I liked the drama, quite cinematic in that he low registers come across as being a bit loud as my desk was shaking. Kind of detracted from the piece, but playing it on the big system may rectify that.
The use of industrial sounds adds some nice colour. And the length makes it just right. T'would make a useful motif for something more ambitious. A fugue perhaps. :-)