Very interesting piece!

I also had lots of fun using uncommon instruments in my composition of the last year's NGUAC finals.

The instrumentation is quite good here. Even though you were working with the same mode (D-minor) within the entire track, it stayed interesting until the end. It's rather hard to define the several instruments - I'm not so much into knowing every medieval instrument, haha.
But still, you have been using the instruments very well.

I also like the instruments positioning!

Some suggestions for improvement:

- There could be another drum - a big one (a taiko for example), to cover up the very low frequencies of the piece at times.
- The soundtrack sounds rather... mystical. I would have used more reverb here to gain that feeling.

Good job! :)

Damn this is a well made track. :) I love the instruments you used. Good luck in the contest!

Mixing is done well for this timepiece, and the percussion is fun to listen to. I just get tired of hearing drone instruments like bagpipes after a couple minutes because I just want that note to change. Once I get past that by listening to the melody and percussive parts, this becomes quite enjoyable. There are quite a bit of different parts one can listen to, and they sound like they were played individually as if I was hearing an ancient jam session. Would have been more so if it was less quantized, but the expressiveness makes up for that. Good work.

this is so lovely and jaunty! kinda crazy to think that there's all of cool instruments in this one piece, but there's so much of attention to detail here. fave instrument definitely has to be the high buzzy instrument that i'm imagining as some kind of medieval kazoo hehe