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 | michael2 said 39 days ago |
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very nice love that melody, and how you change up the instruments through the course of the song. it's a sad christmas carol. like very much. |
 | Feter said 39 days ago |
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The Angel Gabriel Just wonderful ..is there any chance to know who composed it ?? ..incredible arangement for this carol ..brought how far you reached with orchestration to the old school Kudos ...thnx alot for sharin such gem |
 | kristyjo said 39 days ago |
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Great choice Great choice of carols:) I like the second 'verse' of this particular arrangement the best. The organ is cool, but a bit 'bigger' than I think of this carol. I like your album art, too. |
 | Outtaorbit said 37 days ago |
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nicely done a merry christmas to you |
 | davisamerica said 37 days ago |
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a beauty ... really .... a beauty! |
 | MarkHolbrook said 36 days ago |
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Beautiful I guess I kept waiting to hear your clear voice ring in... Still lovely as it is! |
 | Karmatoburn said 35 days ago |
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what a joy nicely done. Really lights up when the organ kicks in. Might I suggest you consider a mix with your vocal rendition posted back in 06? I listened to that as well and I think the two would marry quite well. |
 | fabien0784 said 34 days ago |
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solemn and beautiful The organs really get a bit scary in the end but you keep the listener with you. This is a great melody. Thanks to you ! |
 | richardhowardjones said 31 days ago |
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THANK YOU For a great arrangement. :) |
I enjoyed the idea of playing the section with different sets of voices (strings, then organ, then choir, etc.) Nice way to extend it. The strings/horns in the beginning (1:03) had a little bit of a crescendo attack on every note, that made them sound a little synthetic, but other than that, the whole thing sounded super, very nice mixing and arranging. And a pretty carol too!
ttfn,
Drakonis