Very pleasent and great build up

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Now this was neat it really did remind me of the movie and the feeling so the {EMOTION} was there for sure and props to you for that one, I really like the instraments and sounds you presented in this one and you gave it some great {BUILD-UP} thats what really made it worthwhile and then gave it that emotion that made it awsome, so with that said it was a pleasure hearing and reviewing this, so anyways nice job i look forward to more from you soon, untill next time keep making great stuff such as this one here

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I thought this was just perfect as is

Nothing

Just to amazing for words.

Avatar?

Seriously, this seems very much like the sort of music that they used to end the movie with, as Jake Sully opens his eyes in his Avatar body. I can certainly see the imagery of the floating mountains and the way of life for the Na'vi being perfect here for this.

The music is so evocative and yes, I guess it was his destiny to do what he did in that film, suffice to say that destiny is given a large helping hand by the script.

A shame that the introduction was so quiet and took so long to get going. Perhaps this is the only fault with the piece, as you have used such a dynamic and powerful set of instruments to bring the piece out of itself with some amazing buildups and support from the rest of the orchestra.

[Review Request Club]

Awesome classic

I love classic songs man, and you made an AWESOME one.

I love how the music goes louder and louder until you listen the real classic song, the instruments all together making a kind of epic music, you did a nice job w/ the music, everything fits perfectly, harmoniously...

I loved the final , it doesn´t stop suddenly, it ends like the start, building down...

I loved it, keep it up, i expect to hear more musics from you!!

(Review Request Club)
Roger

~Review Request Club~

The song takes a little while to get going, but it's a nice way for it to start. It sounds very epic, like I can imagine a hero doing random heroic things with this playing in the background. You know, like in movies when they want to encompass a lot of time quickly.

I like the marching drums at the start, but they do get a little repetitive. It's obviously not something you'd just listen to on its own, it really needs video to accompany it, so I'm not going to grade it down because I wouldn't listen to it on my own. It is very good for what it is, and I wouldn't flinch to hear it in a professionally done movie. great work man.