MantisToboggan

Hello! Take a listen if you will! I hope you enjoy it!

Thanks for listening.

Greetings! This time I have written a little mournful of a piece about the aftermath of a great storm. Let me know what you think!

Hi, thanks for your analysis. I think I can take away from what you wrote.

Thanks. I'm from a cold country too, hence the name - in northern countries the northern wind is known to signal seasonal change.

Hi all! Calm your minds and forget your worries. With this piece I’d like to say I tried to capture the sound and the feeling of the cool autumn wind. The arrangement is predominantly strings with a touch of the woodwinds ands some solo strings here and there. I hope you like it.

I think this would work well as a background to a ballet/film/opera, but it's definitely interesting enough on its own too. I like the pacing in the first scene, how the slow parts build up to the massive tension.

It's a celeste and an alto flute. Thanks.

Hi all! Another piece, this one of the darker and slower variety exploring harmonies of the diminished scale. I’d be thankful for any feedback.

I like the 3rd movement, would like to hear a it with better production.

Really well written, I love the flow of the rhythm.

Really exciting and complex piece.

Hi all, again! I am back with a lighter, less serious sounding piece this time. This is how I would imagine the atmosphere of exploring an underwater world. Would love your thoughts!

Thanks, you totally get what I was going for!

Hey, thanks a lot for your analysis! It's amazing that you can pick up on these things! I've also listened to a lot of Mahler (favorite being the 4th movement of his 9th) and I even have the scores of all of his symphonies in my bookshelf. I used to read these in the breaks between classes at university.