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 | sloparts said 87 days ago |
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Delightful Feter This sounds very appropriate for the King's Court. I'm sure all the Courtier's will enjoy dancing to this first piece and resting after their dance during the second. I love the sound you got for the Harpsichord, it sounds very authentic. Some very good playing here my friend and your composition is quite good. Excellent work Feter, Kudos Ed |
 | drakonis said 87 days ago |
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very fun Gave me a great smile, Feter. I enjoyed this, and it did seem rather authentic for the period. I think I liked the first part best. The last part didn't sound quite as polished (left hand, perhaps?) But overall, this is an amazingly complicated piece, I enjoy listening to your skilled compositions. You even make a harpsichord sound good! :-) ttfn, Drakonis |
 | Eckleiste said 87 days ago |
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man, how did you make it? sounds like j.S.B. -i'm astonished! |
 | HenriROGERsoloandbands said 87 days ago |
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Grace notes The power of the composers of these times was in the grace notes . With these notes the restricted rules of composition were less blocking the musical expression . (Imho). Not easy to get with computers/midi ... Realy good music here , poetic and subtile . Bravo! |
 | paul f. page said 87 days ago |
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Nice... I enjoyed particularly the harpsichord and woodwinds in such a playful counterpoint. Are you using a particular plug-in harpsichord? It sounds very authentic to my ears. Nice production, Feter. Happy to see classical music getting some recognition here. Well done. Peace. Paul |
 | Roxylee said 87 days ago |
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and merry it is! I don't know how you do these complicated pieces and make them sound so good, but I sure enjoy listening to them.:-) So courtly and refined.. elegant, yet fun. Suite! Er, I mean, sweet! :-) |
 | BossHook said 87 days ago |
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The tone of the harpsichord is so rocking! |
 | Dee1962z said 86 days ago |
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Merry Evening Feter Music that comes straight from your heart and soul can definately be heard. Not my type of music But I still enjoyed the listen. Thanks. Peace Dee. |
 | Jarvoid said 86 days ago |
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Nice interperetation of 17th c Mr Bach style,much appreciated, I do like a bit of Bach. Jarvoid |
 | EEFliess said 86 days ago |
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very very.... nice!!!!!!! the harpsicord and flute are very spot-on...definitely makes this a good example of a period piece, as Ridd said very well done! |
 | Lightman- said 86 days ago |
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Great This is a beautiful melody... Goes right into the soul.... And the sound of the flute... It's brilliant.... Thanks for sharing this great tune.... One of the best i've heard these days, here on MJ.... |
 | Kori Arashi said 86 days ago |
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Fun :D This piece is very fun and enjoyable. I enjoyed the fact that you worked with an older style of music. It's nice to hear something different for a change rather than a lot of this alternative hip hop stuff (A LOT BETTER). You definitely got the royal sound to it too which is really neat. How'd you pull it off? Anyways keep it up :D |
| Dadai said 86 days ago | |
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You are amazing... just amazing bro. talent, heart... and more talent. Deep bows and Kudos Feter! wishing you sunshine and good vibes! heheh. Jack |
 | dirigent said 86 days ago |
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Merry Evening Could imagine to have a dinner in a baroque castle and hire you for the background music - if I were a duke or something like this. But as I don't have a castle I listen through my computer-speakers while preparing a sandwich :-) Congrats, a wonderful piece of music Feter |
 | rabittwhole said 85 days ago |
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well .... this amazing feter ... the sound is perfect and the instruments are just great... the change is a wonder. my brother .. my brother ... will you ever cease to amaze and dazzle ?? i think not! : - ] |
 | lengold said 84 days ago |
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I was at Hampton Court a few weeks ago. This would have fitted in perfectly there. I have no idea how you do this - but it sounds very impressive. Cheers Len |
 | FleshFest said 83 days ago |
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All Hail King Feter Im a huge fan of baroque style music.... you reallly captured a vibe on this tune that brings me back to my previous life as Prince Charming.....Im donwloading this now , to complete my vast mix of great music. Thanks for this one, i will enjoy it over again! |
 | DOS said 83 days ago |
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dude. u got talent bro. |
 | jiguma said 83 days ago |
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V. Cool Feter I've kind of been away .... and hadn't really been looking at this festival much at all. Have suddenly developed an interest ;) and here I am. This sounds great - very light fingered on the harpsichord ((and I appreciate how hard it is to be expressive on the instrument). Lovely composition, and both recorder/flute and harpsi sound great. Very complex - how do you get to do this in your situation? It must be a huge release for you. I really like this one - best recording I think I've heard you do. Peace, Neil |
 | Micheal_Wark said 82 days ago |
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Wow! This is great Feter! Belongs on an album with Jiguma's, Rebsie's, and Peacepiano's contributions (among others). This is a really cool challenge. Wish I was up to it! Ha ha...But I seem to have misplaced my harpsichord... Be well friend! |
 | davisamerica said 82 days ago |
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feter ... this is magical ... i am so in awe of the depth of talent and diversity you have! |
 | Mystified said 82 days ago |
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bravo! :) This is delightful!! Happy ears...again! Thank you for sharing your talent here, Feter! :) |
 | bud said 81 days ago |
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Feter - where is this all coming from you've been hiding this kind of talent under a bushel for too long. What a great piece of music and a joy to listen to. |
 | gisli said 44 days ago |
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Nice! Very intersesting and original piece of music, especially the last part, but still strong baroque-roots. Thanks! |
i always picture you as a folk guy, and forget that you have this side as well. nice melody. i'll take tea with my crumpets. nice change in the middle when it slows down by the way.