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Date Submitted

12/03/2008 | 07:21AM EST

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Classical Song | 2.3 MB | 1 min 30 sec

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4.16 / 5.00

Score Rank: #36,587
Popularity Rank: #40,175

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Author Comments

Well not much about this song that I want to share here writing because actualy its a kinda private song... It is a dedicatory and although (she :P) liked the song I feel I need to be able to do better. Hey! It's my first post! Be gentle xD

It has to start somewhere i guess...

Now about the music structure: I am a music academy student, I am 16 years old (I entered it too old!), and we play lots of classical songs there. One of the songs really made an impression on me, it was a Giuliani's study and I really liked the song structure. So I decided to fit something for her in this semi-classical style, slow accelerating to an energetic "interlude" then after the interlude a quick fade away. Well I hope you like it, I really just posted it because I wanted some more feedback on my work and some tips from constructive criticism ^^.

PS: Some of the intro chords have an undisirable delay. I used finale 2009 and i chose the romantic playback style because from all the others I found it was which I liked more. When i tried to fix those delays the program was always jamming so fuck it here it is, I'm sorry if you also find those delays sucky, I'll try to fix it and then i post it again ;)

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Average Score: 9.0 / 10

Score: 8
Parasky

"Great"

date: December 22, 2008

I really liked it. It reminds me of old medieval music, which coincidentally is exactly what I have been looking for lately. And don't worry about age for your musical education, when I was in forth grade I took cello lessons (my school had an orchestra program) but I didn't continue with them. Now, seven years later, I regret stopping (I can't even read music anymore).

Oh well, enough ranting. I give it a 8/10 for the emotion and power behind it, but I cannot give it a full 10/10 because, quite honestly, it's not complete. It's a personal song, I get that, but if it is for the purpose for which I believe it to be for then it needs more. An instrument's (and indeed, the instrument's player's) potential is not known until it is contrasted to other, subtle and ambient sounds of other instruments. This has but one emotion for one message, when it should have many emotions to share through one message. Add to it, make it something grand and powerful that conveys your message and emotions.

December 24, 2008

Author's Response:

Thank you very much for your review, you have no idea how long I have waited one... And very constructive review it is :). About the one and only instrument, the reason is because I wanted to play this one fully alone, may sound kinda stupid but I think this one reached it's goal, so this song is finished. Furthermore I probably won'nt make any more one instrument songs. I wish to make some dialog music but untill then I want to try different things (also in metal) and progress in the musical studies.
Once again thank you very much, Francisco.

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Score: 10
DiogoCabrita

"Great inspiration!!"

date: December 3, 2008

lol... so beautiful... xD

December 27, 2008

Author's Response:

thank you I didn't expect a 10! :). But I did expect a more complete review :P.
still I thank you, Francisco.

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