Short piece I created May 2019.

I couldn't think of a name so I only put the date. 

In the first 15 seconds I can't stop hearing "oh fortuna by carl orff", is just like the main motive but incomplete.

Feels like ambient music, some that would be in the background of a emotive scene.

I like the ambient and the sound, is it muted strings what you used? But I miss a climax with a suspension on the high register near the end to round the piece. 

Very lovely.... Perfect the way it is. Each music composition is an entity in itself.  There is a boundary between creation, sculpturing of notes,  and just relaying a feeling inside you. when I hear this lovely piece. I suspect it was an emotion, that came out out you.  And as such is really right there.  It truly creates a great yet fragile emotive state.  Music serves may purposes. It doesn't always have to make a distinct STATEMENT.  It doesn't have to start at one point and distinctly arrive at another.  It can just 'amble' around.  Like some people do in the life. 

I don't know how you arrived at this piece.  But it has that feel to me, it 'arrived' to you. I like how it doesn't really resolve itself..  it leaves you hanging. excellent

On 1/26/2020 at 4:42 AM, Guillem82 said:

I like the ambient and the sound, is it muted strings what you used? But I miss a climax with a suspension on the high register near the end to round the piece. 

 

The VST is from EastWest Hollywood Orchestra. 

On 1/26/2020 at 2:07 PM, mark styles said:

I don't know how you arrived at this piece.  But it has that feel to me, it 'arrived' to you. I like how it doesn't really resolve itself..  it leaves you hanging. excellent

 

Thank you. I was feeling depressed when I thought of it. 

I love this!  It's very subtle!  I'm glad I looked in your profile for some more of your music.  For some reason I thought you only had unfinished pieces.  Well - this piece does sort of leave the listener hanging though it seems to end on a sort of question.  I wish you published a score with this piece so I could analyze the harmony.  Nice job!

Love it. Sounds like Mahler