wow, cool track I like this one.. still pondering just how deep the variety of your stuff is. . Is there a genre yet unturned?????

Excellent arrangement mate the mix sounds good to me. This is a great piece any one who is into piano should do this one. Brilliant.

very very well done!

nice,,, i like this,, where did you get the tin synth? i play a bit of the whistle myself, but i have not seen such a synth,,, do they feature different types like clark and susato? anyway well done Richard

That's it- I'm buying a bottle of Jack Daniels later today!

Raunchy.

so ahhhhhh are you a usc fan or just a fan of? anyway.....this is smooookin,,,, if this is what whiskey does for one,,, i'll have to go find myself some.... i guess only being a beer imbiber explains my own sounds..... well played/sounded?

very hot and cool!

:)

ummm, ummm...I love this track! Excellent work! w;-)

I agree with ACL

One of the most beautiful pieces of music EVER written. Wonderful arrangement. w;-)

sweet

I own the piano score but I found an accurate score as a midi file on the net and started from there. (That saved a 2 or 3 hours at my pace.) Then I loaded the file into Sonar 8.5 and orchestrated it by assigning instruments to the VSTi called Kontakt 4 and its Vienna Symphony samples. Adjusting velocities / color / and a few notes took 3-4 hours. The most difficult part was creating the final mix which I'm still not 100% happy with.

Sounds lovely, very nicely done!

well done friend,,, it's wonderful piece, and your orchestration it very interesting,,, some questions (and i'll make these as public, in case anyone else is interested in the tech aspects) did you have a digital piano score,, or working from printed manuscript first or perhaps you already know this memorized and broke it out from that? about how long did this process take??? It's a cool thought/work,,, and though i have not done this myself ,, yet,, it looks like a lot of fun.... once again well done,, i am constantly amazed at your creative/musical talents... Richard

The low brass captures the mood of the piece perfectly. Nice interplay between the voices. Well done!

Nice Job Fella! I'll have to check out that link that you sent me. Thanks.

Wonderful job! It all sounds very realistic to me!

This is a frosty little piece, I like the blend and instrument choices

your new avatar is freaky!

very cool sound - I like this piece quite a bit!

one could make any brass instrument to play in any temperament by valve placement and tubing length as far as I know. On the other hand 24 note per octave (and finer divisions) are avalable on wodwind and brass with using alternate fingering. On a recent trip to Urbana for a performance Peter's composition called for french horn playing in harmonic series tuning - but I guess the actual use comes close to 72 equal. The video of that is here: (go to about 16:40 .) http://www.youtube.com/user/clones98#p/u/30/OjY4LwBV8sM

funky indeed!!

cool reg!

yes I do. Nice piece!

this sounds fantastic!

I know you've seen this somewhere before - but it bares repeating. This is a really nice piece - excellent improvisation!!!

this is so *strange*

I expected Beatles - boy was I surprised!! This is a wonderful bright, bubbly pop song - almost Beach Boys - but really good and modern!

nicely done - I enjoyed listening and especially the climax at 3' as pointed out.

very nice!

like I need to be encouraged!

Normal IL - tantalizing close to Urbana where musicians are turned to the darkside of microtonality. Come, let me show you the power of a 19 note per octave guitar! Seriously - if you are interested at all you may want to make the drive.

like the indie vibe on this one!

beautiful piece!

nice jazzy number!

I love Inge's voice! - so rich. BTW - what guitar do you play - it sounds quite nice. A very good tune you both put together here.

I love your voice in this. Reminiscent of Gordon Lightfoot.

this is quite good. could I write music for it?