You have a wonderful sense of phrasing.

Just lovely ... pulls on the heartstrings.

Dude . ....... This is stunning....... Such a reflective sound.... Your arrangement sounds like it should have been the definitive one! Sublime!

Beautifully played Richard.

Gorgeous!

Hi Richard, Re: Hotel Cali => yes clarinet for main vocal, oboe for backing vocal - everything you hear is from Kontakt's standard sample set. Thank you for the listen and comment!

Again man....amazing

That is some damn fine work there Richard. FAV'D!

Beautiful interpretation. Takes me to a good place.

You are right on the money for Knife Edge here is a right up I found "Knife Edge", is based on the first movement of Janáček’s Sinfonietta (1926) with an instrumental middle section that includes an extended quotation from the Allemande of Johann Sebastian Bach's first French Suite in D minor, Cheers mate.

I really like the solem tones you get from your piano. And I wanted to answer your question you left on one of my pieces. I answered before on another one, but I think this site could really use a reply system. For the Hobbit piece I mainly used a sample library called Project Sam Symphobia. The other earlier orchestra pieces mainly used Garritan Personal Orchestra - but I'm trying to branch out and get a bigger more cinematic (and realistic) sound. Glad you like it.

I'm completely satisfied. brilliant.

Ah, cute and pretty.

A most sympathetic variation of this extraordinary piece and so well played.

Mmmm, lovely stuff.

Man....amazing take on a classic Richard. Always loaded with emotion. Per you comment on Desert Song, you would have to talk with Djork on the flute, I know a little about his set-up but he was the mastermind on the basic track format. I just added my touch to an already great track. :)

Thanks for listening and commenting mate cheers.

Very nice.

well done!

hesitating to the point, nice touch, feel and mood...

a beautiful piece,,,,

really lovely layering of the various instruments and their voices,, quite beautiful

my my,, what a guitar can do these days!,, love it,, very full/rich piece

how nice,,,like the way you build into the story,,,i like the multi tonality the various instruments give,especially the snare drums? ,(if that's the right name), if you have a chance to listen,, i have a piano solo version of the same storm posted here,,, a bit different in temper,, but still the same storm,,, this is very fine r

sounds like your having fun here,,,

once again really nice!!!, and thanks for your listen and comments

rich a tapestry of sound,, wonderful playing

wonderful ambiance,, you really set the mood/stage for a great drama with this piece,, and yes on to rpm! keep it all going r

bit of an epic sound here,,,,very fine

very cool,, don't know the cover, but i like what you are doing here,,it's very neat that the piece happens on different levels, some of it almost background and some fore ground, like i say don't know the original,, this is very nice

nice colab,, do i hear a bit of Elvis here?

well, i think i shall be remembering the name from this time on,,, what fun!

yessssss, very nice, what joy to play amongst/with such fine players!!! coming from a solo point of view,, i marvel at the interplay,,,energy and spirit r

a late night return to one of your pieces,, quite lovely,, love the discussion between the left and right,,, some really nice bright tones here r

ok,, i like this r

very nice, a lot of cool runs

pretty cool, i think there should be a video with this,,,,

well of course,, right from the beginning i am caught adrift in your lovely melody,,,,very beautifully put,, r

most excellent!!! seems like you have fallen under the same spell that i have at times,

nice