This is just so great, E! Stirring stuff and it's fab to see video accompanying your tracks.

Can't wait to check out the video. The music is fabulous!

Moving and atmospheric piece, perfect company for the video but stands well on it's own. Very nice!

Wonderful, contrapuntal!

oh yeah, the earthquake was a bit strong, I was working sitting in front of my computer when some books fell down and I got scared but nothing bad happened, we are ok, this earthquake had its epicenter in my town!. Thanks for careing... by the way, everytime I hear "a Round & Bach Again" I think again that is just great!

shutting my eyes - i was back in brazil - the rainforest there is alive with many things - both fairy and non-fairy. thanks for this beautiful piece of "forest" music!

Eduard, keep saying such a beautiful words to music, I love the way you describe a piece of music, its fantastic!

You have another gerneration who love this Eduard, Jazzy is standing on the chair in the kitchen swinging it. Bethan

drakonis, you are a great musician and a poet!!! thank you

Bravissssimo! very well done maestro. it makes me think of a rimsky korsakov work

Oh yes, this is beautiful!

And now it is a warm Autumn eve in my kitchen. Bewitching music!

hey drakonis! about your comment on the big snake (lol) yeah I put 2 different tempos mixed up... it was fun. synthezised voices here made the song sound very bounding, beautiful!

Thanks for this fascinating tune and for your production comments on my trumpet ensemble piece. I must admit that that was a document of the writing more so than of decent performance or engineering. Thanks again for the good observations.

Compelling in a breakfast fruit kind of way!

good done Eduard!

Im getting inspired...

nice tempo!

very well performed and composed... beautiful, I really like your works, very good quality. Also I wanna thank you for your encouraging comments, thank you again.

Thanks for the comment (re: muffled & treble boost) - I definitely do not know what I am doing with recording yet :) The piano in this piece definitely sparkles! Lovely playing and composition.

Very calming... the drone plus pan pipe gives this sort of a New Age vibe. Nice heartwarming melody. Best wishes to Lynda and friends.

weird, throbbing metal grind. So I assume you're playing guitar there, well played! Also, with that kind of distorted overdriven sound, trying to mix so everything stands out (drums, rhythm guitar, bass, etc) is really tough, but this was a clean mix... again, great job! ttfn, Drakonis

Jazzy harmonized goodness. Your voices are versatile and smooth, very nice to listen to. Great keyboard work too.

Crunchy slow driving music, almost a claustrophobic feel imparted... the e-bow and intriguing percussion really do stand out as unique elements, and you pull this all together into a very "cool" piece of music.

Wild music, flying over jazzy mountains across Spain and the Middle-east... and somehow your singing keeps up with it all quite beautifully. This is dizzy-fun!

Not only a nice melody, but very enjoyable multiple orchestrations around the melody... and little modulations to keep interest. Bravo!

Nice and dreamy... definitely a cool set of chord progressions here. The swooshy percussion sounded almost like haircut shears, but I still have my hair afterwards, whew :-) Very sweet music.

Warm breezy tune. Nicely written and performed.

Captures the romantic era spirit. The orchestration seemed good, but a little muddy in spots, I think because we need to get you a better orchestra sample pack... or maybe a real orchestra to play this, that will do it! ttfn, Drakonis

nice resolution at 1:40, intriguing impressionistic painting with your harmonic palette. Just enough tonal footing to keep my poor old classical ears quite happy. I'm back from a week vacation, and hope to start catching up on music again!

There's nothing like hot coffee, and this is nothing like any hot coffee I've ever had (maybe because I don't usually get it in my ears.) The first few seconds made me smile, and as the inventively rich aural brew took over my senses, the smile overflowed my mug. This was a very fun interlude, beautifully beat-chopped and tastefully presented... and as with all coffee, it was over too soon (I'd suggest a teeny bit of a different ending, not so abrupt, perhaps?) Loved this.

Enchanting. There are a bunch of little tricks up your sleeve here, nice note bending and (tongue?) tremolo... skillfully played, I enjoyed letting it unfold around me.

Enjoyed the music and prickly Southwestern desert-inspired images... very nice guitarwork.

Ooh, gorgeous flowing guitar work... for some reason it reminds me a bit of a cross between Micheal Hedges and Ottmar Liebert!? Always wonderful when something is played skillfully enough to sound effortless :-) ttfn, Drakonis

aching chord changes there, very pretty, and wonderfully played, intimately recorded.

Sweepingly romantic. I probably wouldn't pan the instruments so far apart, it sounded a little "spread out" in headphones. But the lyric tune and the nice orchestration were very sweet. I see a father smiling. :-)

Nan desuka? Trippy... This is what was going through my mind after a long lecture on the myriad prefixes used when counting different shapes in Japanese, just as I was falling asleep in class. Very intriguing use of sound bytes... field recordings I assume?

Oooh, tickles dormant synapses I forgot I had... she does sound lovely, and sparkles under your touch :-)

Just heard about the earthquake in your city today... hope you are OK!

Warmth rises lazily from the gentle guitar/singing, very enjoyable writing and singing in this. Here's to fathers and daughters sharing their talent! ttfn, Drakonis