Elspeth, I hear gregorian chant, Imogen Heap, a composer I somehow unfortunately can't remember, but did a scene from a tragic moment in a war film, Barbershop Quartet, Howard Shore (Lord of the Rings - which I'm sure you already knew), and more all in this small clip of music. This is so interesting because it takes you on a journey through literally more than a thousand years of music and meditation, all in less than a minute. I can't seem to stop listening to it. You are such an inspiration to me. Thanks for this.

Very lovely!Some interesting harmonic progression in here.

Also, sometimes your voice reminds me a bit of Eri Kawai... might be just me though .-.

Extended techniques. soft. exquisite, GREAT!!!!!

Keep it flowing!!!

Simple but lovely.

Perhaps it would be possible to further develop this as a concept or style - making a fully fledged piece of music.
And you could keep this simple style and using only your own voice in various, manipulated ways or not could make for something quite ever so pleasant, not to mention interesting.

It would not have to become much more than this, rather simply have more of it.

And considering the "flowing" or "liquid" nature of it - A lot of freedom to shift and change, spark and push around with what goes on in the song is available.
Not to mentioned the lack of any bass line, which is a GOOD thing - not that you cant have deeper sounds.
Makes the whole listening experience very soft.

And this does not mean boring of course.

Truly this is like a soft river of sounds.

I gave 3.5 stars seeing as this is good but could be more :)

oooooooooo...................... i like it dude