T576

Ohhh that's lovely my friend, at that guitar arpeggio at the start I said "Ooooh" out loud. Super smooth and a real joy to listen to!

this is amazing fr

Yo T! What a start! Mellowness personified. And yep I hear that buttered saturation! Now what’s up with those guitar runs huh? That piano? That bass? You wrong for this masterpiece which my ears told my finger to bang on that heart LOL! This is well thought out and wonderfully executed throughout! My day is now made. Peace.
Mark

I never listen to classical except very occasionally vivaldi but I really like your track.
Very well constructed.
Nice to hear something different on LM.

Yes, but I also try to give a lot back to my family!

Nice work on the track T575, you have a great ear for arrangement and sound selection..

Wow, so good to hear something this unique and brilliant on LM. I love the melodies (wonderful) all woven through, the drama, the evolution. Playful in places even. Great composition and production. It could have been twice as long but I'd say your eyes and ears would have fallen out and off!!

Hello, I can only agree with the previous speakers. I also have very good experiences from my youth, when I was often accompanied by classical music. It led me to study singing. Classical music in particular was the basis for understanding other music genres. It has led to creating my individual understanding of music. To let melody, accompaniment, understanding of beat flow into my current music in their basics. That succeeded
on the other hand, only because my family, my parents, my husband and my children have always supported me. I've always taken the liberty to shape my music the way I wanted without losing the musical order I had learned.
You have created a wonderful work. Maybe one day it will be taken over by a real orchestra. I would be very happy to experience and enjoy this.
Greetings Manuela

T576, i still remember going to see an orchestra with school too, i was about 12/13 we were told we were going and it was like oh god boring music for old people, i liked funky music, i was a dancer you see. but it was stunning, it left a lasting impression on me, i had never heard such beauty the orchestra starting up the solo instruments and the full orchestra playing together. i was blown away. this work reminded me of that memory thankyou. a lot of work and thought has gone into your piece. everything has its place from the strings to the drums and timpani im not surprised there is 40hrs of work here all strp sequenced too, great composition, great production great sound very well done

WOW! Kind of classical, but actually very avant-garde! Definitely one of the most interesting compositions I've heard here on Looperman (or anywhere else for that matter!)
I do pretty much everything in midi, but definitely not via step sequencing. It's amazing that you constructed this piece that way. I can't imagine even attempting to do something like that.
So, to be clear, I liked it a lot and was very impressed with both the composition in and mix. As I was listening, I started imagining how it might be used in a film soundtrack. Very, very, nice work. I usually try to offer some constructive comments on details, but in this case, perhaps because the piece is so unique, I really have no suggestions or critiques.
Hopefully, it will get lots more listens here. Definitely deserves the attention of Looperman members.
Regards,
Eric

Nice! Love the build, the timpani sounds wonderful, and as it evolves every instrument shines in its right place. It's a really beautiful composition and arrangement - I cant imagine how long this took (not quick I think!!)

T576! This is exactly what you described! loving all the string highs with the cymbal crashes and the cello and timpani lows. The cinematic bent is begging for visuals. That chamber orchestral business is refreshing. Class! Peace.
Mark

Just beautiful!! in the style of the great soul greats! It's one of the most beautiful songs I've heard here. Reminds me a bit of Whitney Houston in terms of structure and melody. Greetings Manuela

a heartfelt and exciting track

A poignant and heartfelt tribute and beautifully arranged and performed - Im thinking your brother would have been very pleased to here this and look forward to the next iteration - thanks for sharing

Very heartfelt mate i could feel it in each passage. Much love to you and your brother

Wow, the emotions are poring throughout the track.
It is an excellent track, my friend.
Well done.
Maj

Very emotional. My thoughts are with you! Great tribute!

very emotional song, well done dude!
very nice track !
Michael

My condolences my friend. That's a great tribute to your brother, lovely vocals too. Mark says EWF, I'm reminded of Stevie Wonder (I can almost see you swaying your head left to right ;)
Big hug! Losing a loved one is tough but if we cherish memories like these they can be part of our soul forever.

T576. Nice indeed. A respectful and sincere way to showcase your late brother's writing skills. The arrangement with your vocals, and backing keys reminds me of the late great Charles Stepney who wrote and produced extensively for Earth Wind And Fire. You're off to a great start here. I'll be definitely waiting for the redo. Peace
Mark

Fantastic track. Brilliant mix. Love the chord changes and surprises. UE

That's absolutely lovely on a Monday morning. Smooth as f... well, let's keep it clean, like a shot of good whisky.
Good stuff and great guitar playing, which is always appreciated :)

Awesome!

very nice track and good job on guitar !
Michael