Hell yeah, that's powerful.
The only thing that I felt a bit out of place is that transition to more modern-sounding part at 1:20 was a bit too sudden to me. Maybe some more pure and hollow-sounding drums as an intermediate part could've made that transition more smooth, but idk, I know nothing about music production so you might as well ignore this rambling
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The title “Fara I Viking” is an old Norse phrase and translates as “to go on a Viking raid”. Musically speaking, the piece takes you on a raid on the European North Sea. Accordingly, the composition is characterised by action-packed and fast passages. Nordic and medieval instruments are represented in large numbers. These include hurdy-gurdies, viola da gambas, uilleann pipes, lutes and many more. A large orchestra and choir round off the piece, giving the music an epic grandeur.
Ynor9 responds:
Thank you very much for your feedback. I understand what you mean. Creating such transitions can sometimes be very tricky. I'll continue to try and improve in the future.
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