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Original piece - "and then the wind said..."
on: March 22, 2013, 03:25:30 PM
Hello everyone,

Been loitering on these forums as a guest for a while, thought I would bite the bullet and upload my first ever original composition for the piano. I am a guitarist / singer songwriter so familiar with recording but only started learning the piano in December 2012, am absolutely loving this instrument. As you can probably tell from the style of the piece, I am mostly into modern composers such as Philip Glass and Eluvium.

Comments / critique welcome.
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