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Offline pianowolfi

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Midnight-Three Impros
on: August 28, 2006, 10:45:47 PM
Three Improvisations from 2005-12-29. Nothing prepared, spontaneous. The third one needs patience to listen to because it's quite long and calm. But ok, if I didn't like them I wouldn't post them :) Unfortunately some car honks disturb a bit the mood in the third..

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Re: Midnight-Three Impros
Reply #1 on: March 14, 2009, 11:48:31 AM
i really liked this midnight trilogy, i thing the intro was the best part of it. I think your use of dynamics are great.

good job

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Re: Midnight-Three Impros
Reply #2 on: March 14, 2009, 03:27:06 PM
Hi Chopinatic, thanks for listening and commenting :) That's quite an old thread, my first ever improvs posted here, lol, going to listen myself again, I don't really remember how they sound. back then I didn't know yet that people use to say improvs in English, we use to say impros in German :-[

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Re: Midnight-Three Impros
Reply #3 on: March 15, 2009, 05:50:30 PM
Hi Chopinatic, thanks for listening and commenting :) That's quite an old thread, my first ever improvs posted here, lol, going to listen myself again, I don't really remember how they sound. back then I didn't know yet that people use to say improvs in English, we use to say impros in German :-[

Yeah its nice to come back to something that you havent heard in a while. I thought there was some good stuff in it. Listening to your newer stuff however, you can tell the maturity of your works.
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