Spring is back at last

Spring is back at last
This is a song inspired by the snow melting into little droplets and streaming into the pond where the birds are singing and swimming now that spring is back again. A song as if I was Keith Jarrett playing piano accompanied by a dream team made of Charles Mingus at the bass, Jack DeJohnette at the drums, Alex Acuña at the percussions, Jan Garbarek at the soprano sax and Miles Davis at the trumpet.

Everybody has the right to dream isn’t it?

This is the second song of the future album "The Five Seasons".
The first song in two versions was soundcloud.com/user-461764443/sets/summer-is-over-which-version

Music & Production: Syrel 
Photography: Syrel (1993)

Welcome to the forums. Great production here, you have an ear for this stuff. I especially love all the textures and color from the percussion. It really gave it life.

Two other things: 

First, I wouldn't post so many pieces at once, since they each might not get the attention they deserve. I guess it all depends on your motive here. If you're here to drop a quick promo, then fine. But if you're looking for advice and critique, more people will comment if you spread out your posts. 

Also, get involved in our community here. You're way more likely to meet like minded composers who would like to comment on your work if you take a bit of time to give some of your thoughts to their music. You're obviously very talented, I'm sure you have a wealth of knowledge to share. 

Thanks for sharing this, wonderful music! I'll be sure to check out more.

Sounds amazing man, my kudos. I can see the spring coming in this piece specially at the beginning of the piece. I like the contrast the piano & sax+trumpet do along the whole of it. The percussion is varied enough to me and the ending is satisfying, very satisfying to my mind. I also kept listening to your pieces in soundcloud for a while and must say that the violin+piano concerto interpretation sounds spectacular. Human interpretations (of skilled musicians in particular) always sum. 

Since you collaborated with real musicians, would you happen to have a score of this? I do like reading while listening to the pieces here. 

I agree with what Thatguy v2.0 wrote about getting involved in the forum. In case you want some criticism it is better not to be that frequent in uploads. You ain't gonna get say... A significant new source of audience here that be comparable with the one you already have in soundcloud. But hey, you do you man, and It is always a pleasure to me to listen to some music here and give some feedback.

Kind regards!!
Daniel–Ømicrón.