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 | michael2 said 127 days ago |
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yes i mean Rick Wakeman, I mean Tobin. This is stupendous, really. I like the drums. I used to live in an abandoned museum and there was a giant organ there, my roommate was always playing it, and I wish he sounded like this. Very impressive. |
 | Moviz said 127 days ago |
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It transposes very well from the piano piece and has magical sounding passages as well as the grand sounding parts, definitely fit for a King and his Court, cheers M |
 | HenriROGERsoloandbands said 126 days ago |
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Power I love your chords . Big organ sounds giving lot of emotional power to the music . Bravo! |
 | rsorensen said 125 days ago |
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yeah this is well done. i like the intensity of the playing in the beginning and end. the short but purposeful bursts. it compliments and contrasts the middle more freestyle section perfectly. the subtle percussion sits very well too. great piece and very cinematic. |
 | dajama said 125 days ago |
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Very well done Great organ sound, and lovely production. The intro was almost startling, and really pulls you into the piece. The change to the gentler passage is very effective, and what a lovely passage it is, lovely sound and really nice sound. The percussion in the last section works well, adding a new dynamic to the track. Very appropriate for the setting, and very nicely done. Peace. |
 | paul f. page said 125 days ago |
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The middle... ...is magic, Tobin. Such sweet sounds that echo just "so" in the room you have chosen. (I don't "get" 18th c. sounds out of this composition, but I am really drawn into the composition as you have imagined it. The organ sounds and harmonies, while more modern, are very characteristic of this instrument and have a powerful effect.)... I enjoyed this number immensely. Peace. Paul |
 | guygrooves said 125 days ago |
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Now from the... Hack gallery I really enjoyed this Tobin, although honestly my first instinct was to move on, because this isn't necessarily my cup of tea. Every time I come for a visit I am inspired and always walk away knowing something I didn't before. I really appreciate you as an artist and producer, and want to thank you for teaching me so much. Every comment I see of yours with constructive advice in it (never sounds like criticism to me) I find myself pouring over it to glean the knowledge and expertise you seemingly give to us from a very generous and patient spirit. Ok enough with the sunshine ;o) This is beautifully composed and played. |
 | BossHook said 125 days ago |
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Such a musically diverse structure of extended chord figures that really takes on new musical meanings with each repeated listens. |
 | Karmatoburn said 123 days ago |
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11 different patch's besides being a wonderful composition, I was struck by the authenticity and range of dynamics/harmonics I heard from the pipes. The mix also seems to capture the realm of having been recorded in a stone church. I closed my eyes for certain passages and felt I was being carried a way to old europe. My neighbor actually has a massive (takes up a two story room) pipe organ and sometimes (he's well soundproofed) I can hear him playing in the dead of night. I love that sound. |
 | Lightman- said 119 days ago |
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Great Relaxing music.... Nice to hear it.... You're really good to arrange music.... Big thumbs up, for that.... Great work..... |
 | VicDiesel said 118 days ago |
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Love those Maj7 chords I can't remember coming across them when I played Widor. This is great stuff. You clearly know your way back and forth through Mel Bay's 1001 Keyboard Chords :-) Which organ did you use? I initially listened to this on headphones and I kinda missed the power in the pedals. On speakers it's better, but I think I'm still missing the 16' sound a bit. A nice 32' in the ending would of course be heavenly. |
 | Enrique Gil said 116 days ago |
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Nice stuff and unusual too. I love organ music. the quiet section in the middle is quite enjoyable. Thank you |
I'm a big pipe organ fan - this is not only a really good composition in the genre, but the production is superb. No nits that I can hear. Pro work (as usual).
Thanks,
Neil