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@PeterthePapercomPoser thank you very much for your kind reply. I learned what 'acephalic phrases' mean 🙂 I made another recording today with a variation towards the end. I am always a bit worried about repetitiveness. Have a good day, Peter! 13. 10., 15.37_ madrid.mp3

Hello @Luis Hernández, thank you for your reply! I am very happy that you like the piece, all the more that you lived in Madrid and you could sense some connection between the music and the city. I only visited Madrid for a few days, but it left a deep mark.

Hello @Henry Ng Tsz Kiu, thank you very much for your feedback. Do you think there is too much of it? Thanks for this. I was also thinking what to do in that part, so you motivated me to think harder 🙂 Yes, this was a complete coincidence, but it is lovely 🙂

Hello chopin and Henry, Thank you very much for your kind feedback, which I really appreciate. @chopin, to be honest, I do not know for sure, how the sound was produced, as it is one of the pre-set sounds and unfortunately I am no expert in this. Yes, you are right, the recording needs a bit of cleaning. I am happy that those feelings came across as that was the intention. The story of Noah, a person overwhelmed by the great waters, who is looking to find some hope and understanding, is actually a wonderful allegory of life. @Henry Ng Tsz Kiu, I can relate to what you are saying. I imagine a great sea which is amorphous and flowing, so the sound is “round” and without clear borders. The bass represents the depths of the sea as the boat is rocking on the waves (and like you are saying, the sea is an ancient element juxtaposed to life of one person). The intention was to portray a symbol, not the exact story, which I think would require a different soundscape. Thanks again.

Hello everyone, I am new to this forum, sorry if the playing/recording is not great... This piece is called Madrid, like the Spanish capital. Thanks for listening.

Hello everyone, I am new to this forum... This is a piece called Noah's Song, referring to the Biblical character of the man who was lost in the great flood. Thanks for listening.