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 | dirigent said 215 days ago |
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Dreams of Albion A fine arrangement, what a lovely tune full of atmosphere and beauty. Thanks for sharing :-) |
 | Heightened said 215 days ago |
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Wonderful arrangement. Could listen to this all day! |
 | magnatone said 214 days ago |
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Dreams of Albion I use the symphony jam pack also, so have a little idea what it takes to do what you've done here. I love the harp! When the strings come in I'm moved to a new place. Maybe drak is right about the "muddiness" but it didn't really strike me that way. I'm the queen of mud though, so probably not the best person to ask! I have to agree that the ending seems a bit abrupt. You're putting up some terrific music - glad to have you here! |
 | Reinholt56 said 214 days ago |
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Hi Daniel.... I think that this is a really good piece of music and is arranged really well. My main thought is that you have a style that, with the help of fellow Macjammers, you can nurture and adapt to both what you learn on here and where ever you're inclinations take you. Just be yourself with your music and enjoy. Take care. Paul |
 | Doug Somers said 214 days ago |
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Nice work here I understand your comment about writing music your dad can resonate with. I thought this developed nicely with a lot of tonal variety and dashes of accent here and there. It definitely sets a mood. My only nit is it ends so quickly - like Drak, I tend to be a little more traditional in how I think of works like this. That said, there is definitely an effect that is left with the listener in the space that opens after the last snare hit which is kind of cool. Nice to have found your work! All the best, Doug |
 | Mystified said 209 days ago |
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The repetition of the harp in this... ....to me, is its strongest point. It keeps that 'dream' feeling, as if it's the theme, and all the other sounds happening around and through it are more chaotic. So for me, it worked in the sense of the harp being the 'constant' in the dream--almost like a narrator. When it ended, I was waiting for the next 'thought' to continue--which, of course. would start once again with the harp. Very nicely done! |
 | biba_nova said 204 days ago |
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I like I agree with Cats comments about the harp repetetion (repetetion and variation within repetition is something that interests me greatly) Nice pensive tones here Very good Daniel |
| Birdman Wayne said 181 days ago | |
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Great! Wonderful piece of work my friend. Great harp and it sounds real to me... wonderful! Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi |
 | Epileptic Gibbon said 176 days ago |
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One of the better classical pieces I've heard on MacJams but it does end too suddenly for me. I see now that others have commented on this abrupt ending too so I guess I'm in good company. It's the only downside I can hear to this wonderful piece though. |
Nicely done my friend ..sounds like a passcaglia(spell)
good structured ..I hear the harps bit high than
the clarinet .good change as he strings and the
horns .very cool ending ..thnx alot for sharin it !!