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 | Enrique Gil said 103 days ago |
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Hi Kristy very serene melody. I like the conversation between the flute and clarinete. The warm guitar background is beautiful. |
 | paul f. page said 103 days ago |
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Oh, so gentle Kristy Jo, I think I'd actually enjoy waiting on hold if I could listen to this gentle little composition!!! I agree with Eduard about the competition between the solo instruments in that neither really gets to shine as the star. Since both are solo instruments (usually), that makes it difficult for one to take a melody. You might consider just using one of them. In my head I am hearing an alto flute...with a bed of strings to lie in. The harp is simply beautiful and you play it with such restraint, never letting it get too flowery. ... And I love "fortnight," a word from the (way) past that is as quaint as it is valuable. Good luck on writing so often. The blank page is always our greatest fear. Peace. Paul |
 | peacepiano said 103 days ago |
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Gentle Very enjoyable piece. I particularly like the way you work the flute and clarinet lines. A piece every fortnight. I will be looking forward to hearing from you more often then :) Thanks Bill |
 | guitapick said 102 days ago |
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Now, now... ...let's not knock phone waiting music, Kristy. This would make me very, very upset when the person I'm waiting for cut in to answer the call... I used to play the clarinet. Wonderful sound. Lovely piece. Really lovely. |
 | RickW said 102 days ago |
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Wonderfully relaxing Thank you Kristine for this lovely piece. It is so peaceful. God bless, Rick |
 | Ejh said 101 days ago |
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Well, if this was on someone's phone... ...I'd say, "Hey, put me back on hold for a couple minutes...I'm not done listening..." You have a gift for parts and space, I think, kristyjo... When I win a huge lottery prize, I'm going to send you best, most totally realistic orchestral instruments samples on the market...I think that the writing would sound its best if all the air and subtlety and grit was in there in the intertwining lines... Even so, this sounds very good indeed... Ed |
 | Doadars Uncle said 101 days ago |
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Very sweet Contemplative piece for autumn. Very nice, indeed. Nice ensemble. |
 | Bowman said 100 days ago |
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Sweet and tender Very sweet and tender work that I very much enjoyed. Lovely. |
 | saymme said 100 days ago |
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..so gentle.... ....Lovely Kristyjo . . . as always Your Music is !! Tx so much for sharing & it's great seeing You here again !! You were one of the first to send me a note(lol..remember?'online?' heheheh..) Always good to hear Your Music DL !! TX Lena |
 | davisamerica said 97 days ago |
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right then .... yeah me too ... "back on hold please i need to listen again" :-] third time through on this and it is a relaxing beauty of a song. You know what makes it even better? you are allowing downloads ... so i will! Thanks KJ ... :-] |
 | thetiler said 96 days ago |
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Terrific texture in the tonalities of all the instruments it seems. They play all together quite well. Like a pretty sunrise. Enjoy the harp sound and how it sets a great structure for the flute etc. That would be terrific for the classical guitar as well. Way to Go ! |
 | fabien0784 said 41 days ago |
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gentle Breezes The sound is very good and the melody would be a great "on the road again" companion with a medieval storytelling... |
but I don't hear "on-hold" music, it has more character than that. Perhaps the clarinet and flute melodies are too similar to be counter-melodies to each other in spots, they sometimes sound like they're competing for the main melody line... you may want to make one more subordinate while the other soars over it (drop to 1/2 notes and lower or higher octave than the main melody in the other instrument, for example?) But there were just a few spots where that happened, mostly it is a very gentle touching piece. I really like it!
ttfn,
Drakonis