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Old May 11 2007, 2:06 PM
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ah, Nikolas, Nikolas, Nikolas....

I hate to do this to you, but....






I actually liked this

For game music (I'm not a great fan of most game music) it was wonderfully rich and dense.

I particularly liked the dense harmony and the polychords.

There's something about game music I find unsatisfying, generally. It's as though it's cinematic, yet "missing something". I understand that it's probably an inherant requirement of the genre. Happily, I didn't get that impression from your piece.

If you were to make me happy (and of course, that SHOULD be your prime goal in life ) I'd love to hear something of yours that is halfway between this and your string quartet.
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