These ‘etudes’ are inspired by all your great codeSharing (and from others like - Rory, Iain, Victor, Jeanette, Art, Dave, Thorin, John, Joachim, Menno, Stefano, Eduardo, Tarmo… and so so so many others!!!)
It has been fun to go back to this ‘1979’ way of exploring and composing again.
Dr. Richard Boulanger
Professor
Electronic Production and Design
Berklee College of Music
Hey hey Dr. B.,
what a lovely, cinematic piece. At least I perceive atmosphere and pictures. Partly due to the timbre of the sounds, partly due to the rhythms. I very much enjoyed the first section, sonically restful enough to listen without tiiring, while intriguing and picturesque enough to captivate. I didn't feel comfortable with the opening of the next section, but I was intrigued by both the impressions of rain and a few of the longer bell notes which so smoothly melted into the reverb. I tried to look at the score and instrument code, but didn't exactly see how the notes around 4:18 or 4:19 so effectfully disappeared into the room.