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nickc
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15 Watercolour Sketches for Piano
on: February 16, 2016, 09:50:17 PM
Watercolour sketches for the piano, performed live on the Korg SV-1. Curious as to what you all think.
1) 0:00 Plane in the Sky
2) 3:10 Slightly Romantic
3)5:46 Timeless
4)8:11 Hyper Rhythms
5)11:38 Star, not so Bright
6)15:30 Change
7) 18:27 Soul Mate
8.) 21:50 Fractals
9) 26:28 Fall in the Groove
10) 29:36 Oasis
11) 32:38 Night
12) 35:03 Afterthought
13) 37:50 Nocturne
14) 41:30 Venus Rain Traps Fly
15) 44:06 Epilogue
Original Music composed, performed, and produced by The Architect.
Artwork: Water Lilies by Claude Monet
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nickc
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Re: 15 Watercolour Sketches for Piano
Reply #1 on: February 18, 2016, 06:51:50 PM
Fixed the Track listing. Hope you enjoy the compositions.
Cheers.
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themeandvariation
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Re: 15 Watercolour Sketches for Piano
Reply #2 on: February 18, 2016, 07:48:39 PM
Hi nickc.
I'll venture to offer some critical feedback, since you ask 'what do you all think?'
There is a nice flow to your playing, with dramatic surges, which ebb nicely..
The problem i found - listened to maybe 5 pieces - is the the harmonic language is much the same.. pentatonic, and parallel harmonic mov't., and restricting modulation… mostly. {though, every now and again (not much) there is the odd chord out}.. Also rhythmically, there is quite (too much) a similarity among the pieces I heard. But perhaps, this is what you were going for…
Basically, i am saying that i would have liked to have heard more variety to your compositional approach.
Not meaning to be harsh,
Theme
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