saxdude405

I was just listeing to Mozart and comparing your piece and his side by side they are stylistically similar.

I think it will very pretty when it is performed. It's very lyric like Mozart who is my favorite composer. So kudos to you on that. lol.

this maybe the best zelda arrangement i have ever heard. and trust me i've heard a lot of them. most are very overbearing and repeat the same them every 5 bars. this one does variations on it using the different instruments. but i would like to see a little more snare drum. that would be cool. :P

I've been playing saxophone for abaout 9 years now. my teacher has been getting me to experiment with notes in the altissimo register. i can play the D above the regular high D. its hard to get out and takes a firm, well developed embouchure.

That is a very well orchestrated and instrumentated piece. i like how it sounds more contemporary than classical. most people wont agree, but i've listened to a lot of contemporary composers and music and this is right up there.

I can seriously see this being played as backround organ music in my church. Amazing job. it's really good with the harmonics and everything. i really enjoyed it. it wasn't boring or anything.

Shadow of A Mind is really good. there are some works that i know of that have a similar direction to them. this site si amazing: http://keypoulan.com/marching.html. he is the most amazing composer for theme music for high school bands. your music for shadow of a mind definately fits into this genre.

It might not be performed at universities, but in the wold of competitve high school marching band, it has the perfect chord structures and what not. i really like it. if you can write any more songs that sound like that and give them a theme, you could write for competitve high school bands. i realy enjoyed it.