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![]() | magnatone said 222 days ago |
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Music From the Funeral WOWZA! It's amazing how you do this. This is really stupendous - how DO you do it?? Thanks - SO enjoyed! |
![]() | kristyjo said 222 days ago |
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Wow- Great instrumentation. Nice space and depth here, too. It's amazing to me that through all the changes we've seen in culture and environment in the last 300 years, this music still has the ability to move me and I can hear and feel the sense of mourning it conveys. Thanks for also providing the music background. That's always so interesting! |
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Great! This is a true gem. Amazing composition and a great re-work of it. Thanks for sharing, I loved this piece! Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi |
![]() | magnatone said 222 days ago |
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Queen Mary I came back for more |
![]() | drakonis said 222 days ago |
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Ah... Great Scotty I tend to forget about Henry Purcell for years, then find his stuff again and kick myself for ignoring his works. I always associate trumpets & brass with him, and you've chosen some great sounding brass here! Excellent touches to make this sound real. I can hear some very meticulous tweaking on some of the notes to sound live-played. Love the spaciousness, with the long-reverb bass-drum. As always, carefully mixed. Love your work! ttfn, Drakonis |
![]() | thetiler said 222 days ago |
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It is so inspiring to read your description as I am typing away while listening to this gem. (It seems all your music are gems. But the description is real quite striking with the music MO. You really provided here a feast of classical music culture on a high level in my opinion. A real treat! Thanks for uploading!!!! |
![]() | Bowman said 219 days ago |
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Purcell was Peerless. Every since hearing Britton's use of Abdelazar in his The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra I've been a life long fan. I love what you've done with this remarkable piece of music Scottie. All of its great and solemn dignity is captured in your thrilling recreation. It's ironic that a death could inspire such a magnificent living work of art. Bravo |
![]() | LunaTrick said 55 days ago |
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Unbelievable... Flawless production! |







...a great composer. I'm floored by the quality of sound from Amadeus II...
Glad to hear your stuff, again, Scotty.