I really like it. It can be a bit confusing at times, and listening to it too much is making my head hurt, but confusing-ness of this makes it fun to listen, while the nice melody also allows me to use it as an background music while writing, if I turn the volume down.
The only thing that annoys me is that it doesn't seem to be real instruments, since I love renaissance-styled guitar playing of my dad so much.
Author Comments
The voices imitate each other, and you can hear each of them state certain themes when they come in and start floating around.
Why the low score?
I really don't understand why this is gaining such a low score. Looks like you've been hit by a few 0-bombers, really. And undeservedly so.
Anyway--this is a really well put-together piece. You've utilised the instruments well, I like the way the melodies combine together; it grows into a very mysterious and enchanting piece, and stays so until the end.
Really can't comprehend the low score it has garnered so far, I can find no fault in this. Very nicely done, you should be proud.
kentokhromatic responds:
Thanks! I'm a little surprised at how low the ranking is as well, but I think it just might be that this place isn't very good for posting classical music, especially pre-Romantic era or non-symphonic music. I think renaissance music especially tends to be very far from popular modern music aesthetics, since it's very contrapuntal/there are many things going on, and the distinction between melody and accompaniment is blurred.
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- Jul 20, 2009
- 11:48 PM EDT
- Genre
- Classical
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- 2 min 13 sec
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