Sicenology

Thank you for listening and commenting! I do agree that the piece is a little slow; I based it off a movie soundtrack piece which is probably why. I shall take into consideration your feedback for this piece and future ones! Thanks again! 😄

The Dreams that Bind Us is a fun, lighthearted piece about two characters in a book I'm writing: August Ferran and Harmony Roseheart. The music depicts a scene where August and Harmony are running through the rainy streets of Renaissance City, where they learn love is the one thing they'll never lose in a world where the future is always uncertain. With the entire song being one long buildup to the climax towards the end, the piece represents struggle, happiness, love, and perseverance all in one percussive package! I hope you enjoy! 😄

Thank you for listening and providing feedback! This will definitely help me when I write my next work with string instruments 😄

These are just things I typed down listening to it straight through. 1st Movement: A very nice a mellow mood that really works. Unless intended, there are a few dissonant spots, but I personally like that! 2nd Movement: The beginning buildup was nice; I think developing that a bit more could be beneficial (pizzicato might work better, but it sounds good that way too). The buildup at measure 78 was very nice! 3rd Movement: Ok, so this pizzicato is amazing starting off. The lightness of this movement is very apparent; really liking the conversation between the violin and violincello. 4th Movement: Some more variety in the violin II and viola part would be nice to not keep it so monotonous. Changing up the chord progression to make the movement go somewhere could be cool too! Overall Thoughts: Although I have very little experience with string instruments (I'm a percussionist), this piece I think is a really good foundation for something bigger. You have a good amount of the right elements there, I just think some more work into the melody, and complexity of the parts would make this piece even better. I plan to write a string quartet soon with some piano, and you have definitely gave me more motivation to do so! Keep it up! 😄

Hello! I'm new to this website, but I can't wait to interact with everyone on here! I have a lot of music I'd love to submit here, and I just thought I would start off with my most recent piece. "Ai-Ai Gaza" is the Japanese word for two lovers, usually young people, walking in the rain under an umbrella. It represents a simple kind of love that I hope not only myself, but everyone will find some day in life. I hope you all enjoy the tenderness and warm love that this piece conveys! :D