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Wow!! This is ABSOLUTELY impressive!!! Thank you so much for sharing!! The music is NOT at all sloppy!!!! Not only are you an awesome composer, you are also a brilliant pianist!!! Your music paints vivid images in my mind. Very sinister and dark!! Check out mine too!!

Wow this is very impressive!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Your music definitely paints images in my mind!! Check out mine too!

nope, I haven't. Because the video sound quality turned out to be horrible for each of the dramatic music I recorded... I basically used a very average recording device... So I'm trying to get a better one. Stay tuned!!

This music definitely paints images in my mind. I can picture someone/something falling! Thanks for sharing! Check out my music too

I composed "River of Time" back in Fall 2009. I remember how stressed I was at that time; so I walked over to my school's practice room, hoping to alleviate my stress through composing... While composing, I saw visions of footages from Discovery Channel... Somehow this music reminds me of nature and the flow of time... Enjoy! River of Time

I composed "On a Snowy Afternoon" early february this year, 2010, at Wellesley. That day, I was in my school's practice room, working on a few newly-assigned pieces for my professor. While practicing intently, I heard some gentle noises outdoor and looked out the window: it was snowing. Perhaps I was feeling a little sentimental that day. But for some reason, the sight before me hit me hard and inspired me to compose something: something that would capture... the rhythm of nature, a sense of solitude, melancholy, tranquility, frustration, the fleeting nature of life, the absence of order/predictability, and other complex and seemingly conflicting/unrelated feelings and elements on a snowy afternoon... On a Snowy Afternoon

I composed "Mood" back in spring 2009. At that time, I was trying to depart from my usual dramatic/aggressive musical style by sinking into a more relaxing new age genre. This piece is my first new age composition. Enjoy~ Mood

Nothing extravagant. Nothing grandiose. This piece stays simple, yet unbelievably captivating. Composed in the summer of 2010, "Contemplation" reflects my inner world. Contemplation

This is absolutely beautiful!! Thank you so much for sharing. The piece conveys a sense of melancholy and sadness. It is simple, but very lyrical. I enjoyed it very much!

What a beautiful piece, Daniel! Thank you so much for sharing! Your music conveys a sense of despair and sorrow. I am deeply moved by your music. It is simple, yet powerful. Your piece has proven the adage: "less is more." Somehow your music reminds me of Yann Tiersen's. He is the composer of the renowned French film, "Amelie." Again, thanks for sharing! I enjoyed the piece very much!

I really enjoyed this recording! Thank you very much for sharing! The introduction succeeds in setting the atmosphere and overarching mood of the piece. However, the entrance of the electric guitar kind of shatters the previously established "tranquility" of the piece. I'm not so sure if that is indeed intentional. Perhaps another instrument would be perfect? However, in general, I liked the piece very much! With the electric guitar aside, the music reminds me of the music of the renowned French musical, "Notre dame de Paris."