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#2046909 - 03/12/13 10:37 AM
Interlude - how about some feedback? :)
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Hi, Haven't done this before on the forum, but thought - why not ask for opinion of PianoWorld knowledgable community people about one of my piano compositions. It can be listened and downloaded for free here: Interlude It's a first available track from my upcoming debut solo piano album that will come out at the end of May this year. What do you think ?
Edited by EO3 (03/12/13 10:41 AM)
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#2047132 - 03/12/13 05:41 PM
Re: Interlude - how about some feedback? :)
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Hi there, EO3! For me, it has a pleasant "New Age" quality; the most notable element is the slightly off-kilter rhythmic pattern, which you were able to sustain throughout and which held my interest. Personally, I'd like to see more modulations and harmonic development; perhaps an entire second concept -- but this was quite pleasant to listen to. Thanks for sharing!
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#2048121 - 03/14/13 10:14 AM
Re: Interlude - how about some feedback? :)
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I agree with Tim. Pretty standard new age stuff, but the quarter quarter 3:2 triplet rhythm gives it some interest.
Some more harmonic interest might be nice, but it depends on what your intended audience/use is. For background music during dinner, I think what you've got is fine. If the music is supposed to be the center of attention, then I don't know if it has enough character/story to stand on its own.
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#2049756 - 03/17/13 03:59 PM
Re: Interlude - how about some feedback? :)
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I would say that this piece doesn't relate to my other work necessarily in a specific way, because as far as album goes, my intention is for it to be a very eclectic selection, different in styles. Having said that, it's still in the process of recording/figuring out what compositions to leave in&out, so ...
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#2049983 - 03/17/13 11:44 PM
Re: Interlude - how about some feedback? :)
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Dear EO3
I thought both rhythmic motive and melodic motive brought unity throughout the piece. There were enough contrasts both in melody and dynamic to make the piece more interesting.
The name of the song seems suitable as it works to connect or come in between. It is a nice piece with interesting sound.
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#2050311 - 03/18/13 03:44 PM
Re: Interlude - how about some feedback? :)
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Paldies/Thanks/Merci once again. On the point of the structure and variety of melody - I find that it's important to have the right balance. To not have too much in it and also not very simplistic. Because improvising and adding things can go on and on.
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