Definitely worth 5/5 & 10/10
Sometimes, you just run out of things to say about great music. Such is the case, as this work is a fantastic composition. The emotion is subtle, yet powerful. Great job, Bosa.
Reviews for "Princess Marion"
Bosa responds:
Thanks! I appreciate you listening! A subtle tune was what I was aiming for.
Wow.
I wish I could give more professional feedback, but all I can really muster up in terms of words is I really enjoyed this - like I enjoy all of your work.
Bosa responds:
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Music is my passion, and I thank you for reviewing this piece. It means a lot to me to receive positive reviews.
Oh yes. I can see the princess. Her matted hair, her eyes that lost color long ago. Sitting on thin layer of hay in the castle dungeon, with but a tiny hole in the thick wall to let some light into her cell. Chained to the floor, she weeps for her people. Now ruled by her younger sister, that is in fact controlled by evil cousin, they are forced to slave labor for the alien beings that helped in the rebellion. There is no hope left for this land... or is there? Maybe the ancient portal in the middle of the forest no one dares to enter holds a secret that will change the fate of this world once again...
Huh? I'm sorry, I think spaced out a little too much. I guess that is enough to prove that this piece does not require critique. At least not from me.
Please, give us more compositions in this mood. I beg you D:
Bosa responds:
Certainly, sire.
A sight of beauty amongst chaos. . . a single green tree in a burnt forest. . . virtue among wickedness. . . a single light in the darkness. Absolutely beautiful. It's not always easy to find good new music out there (most of my faves are very old classics) but you have a way with music.
Bosa responds:
Very tranquil imagery, my friend. I appreciate your input.
Absolutely gorgeous. Bloody stunning all around, especially the woodwind. In places, it reminds me less of Howard Shore, more of some of Ennio Morricone's quieter western themes.
I can't really think of any higher praise than a Morricone comparison.
Bosa responds:
Truly inspiring. I suppose the difference in style between me and Howard Shore leads me into a totally different direction as you suggested. Thank you for the review.