Winter Sunrise - Kper

Thanks for your very kind review, John59. I love the emotions movie trailer songs create so I think I like to tap into that a little. I'm new at this so still experimenting around but I am happy with how this one turned out. I will be waiting for Steven Spielberg to give me a call (just kidding). Thanks again for the review. Kper
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Thanks for the kind words, Guitarjock. I always like music that tells a story and that is what I tried to create with this one. Thanks for taking the time to review. Kper

Thanks for putting those loops out there. The loop just fit in perfectly and I like what it added. Thanks again for sharing with all of us. Kper

Thanks for the review, Zappo. This was my first track in this style and I think I might drift out into space a little more. Thanks again. Kper

Thanks, KTA. Sometimes I use metal guitars as a kind of percussion, which is what I was going for on this one. Thanks for the review, kind words, and for the inspiration. Kper

Thanks, Magikal. Kper

Thanks, Steinaa. I have been taking the time to listen to more of other peoples' creations on this site and I am learning a lot and it is evolving me. It's nudging me to try new things. I always value and appreciate your comments. Glad to hear a new track from you as well. Take care. Kper

Thanks, Mund. I was a little insecure about putting the metal part in. But I always have felt that classical and metal belong together and that they can be used to intensify each other. Were he alive today, I am sure Wagner would have been in a progressive heavy metal band. :-) I enjoy when the combination works in a song. Thank you for your kind words. Kper

It's nice to know that the song accomplished what I hoped it would do. I tend to be all over the place when it comes to putting a song together and while different things are inspirations, they are very functional in that I need them to keep me focused and on track. Thanks for your kind words, ImproveWithError. Kper

Your review made me look again at the picture and I can see what you mean about the loneliness. I like to imagine myself there and I had a mix of emotions as I thought about it. I focused on the initial peace and then the majesty of the mountains in the song but I think there is the element you are talking about too. In nature, there is a certain amount of peace as well as tragedy in the loneliness you can find there. Thanks for helping me see that picture in a whole new way. It really got me thinking and challenged me to look below the surface as I look for inspiration for music. Thanks for the review- it means a lot coming from an artist whom I respect greatly. Kper