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#1214181 - 06/08/09 06:22 PM
To drift, smile, and relax
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Registered: 01/16/08
Posts: 259
Loc: Denver
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Well, feedback is welcome as always, too!; here's a 60-second music picture to relax with. This is "Penny-Farthing", which (for those, like me, who don't know) is one of those old English bikes with the extra-tall front tire. This is supposed to create a mental image of a dapper gentleman with top hat and tails as he pedals over hill and dale. It isn't a flawless performance, sadly, so just a bit of the dissonance is unintended, but a lot of it is puposeful...I am particularly happy with the last three chords. Good endings make me happy!  hope you enjoy www.box.net/shared/ec150ah6vt
Edited by musiccr8r (06/08/09 06:23 PM)
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#1214188 - 06/08/09 06:30 PM
Re: To drift, smile, and relax
[Re: musiccr8r]
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Registered: 10/25/08
Posts: 296
Loc: Munich, Germany
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Hee hee, I do like your last three chords too. This reminds me of some silent movie, very apt! Thanks for sharing!!
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Tar Viturawong Amateur composer and pianist Known on YouTube as pianoinspirationverbis defectis musica incipit
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