The Dance of Untruth (piano and orchestra)

Thank you for the full score, QC! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that uses a separate staff for each instrument. It drives me crazy to have to use separate layers in Finale when there's more than one instrument per staff.

*studies score*

Nice orchestration and good contrast between movements, very good!

Liked the interplay between piano and orchestra!

I like this Piece Very Much.
Good Job!

Very exciting and interesting piece.

thank-you all for the compliments.

Speaking of Stephen King, I'm hoping to get permission to turn Dolores Claiborne into an opera.

wah .. it is ..... good music ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i love it very evry much

your music .... i already print it out for study .... i hope some someone will actally perform for you

i highly respect you and your work
i even i think i cannot wrote that kind of music in my life ,.. it is too good

Wow, this is a really amazing piece of work. I like it the best out of all that I have heard of you. It inspires me to work harder on my concerto. Thanks for sharing.

WOW!!! i gotta say this is Amazzzzing work. I love the music so very much. THis is a grandslam in the bottom of the 9th inning of the 7th world series game, trailling 3 to win it all! TRUELY STUNNED

well, Pianist and Eagles... thank-you for the compliemtns (and sports metaphores!)

Funny isn't it, this isn't even a piece I was ever really fond of.
It's actually the very first piece I wrote when I moved out of my parents' place (I was 27.. after finishing my bachelor's). And it's, how to say... more "adventuresome" than most of what I've written since. I've written various atonal pieces, and relatively dissonant works, but this is pretty much the largest "modern" work in my catalogue.

I'm glad people are enjoying it so much. To be perfectly frank, it's a tiny bit unbalanced, in my opinion, from a performance point of view. The minimalist section is a tiny bit "too easy" for a really satisfying concerto. The rest of the piece balances out nicely, however. The cadenza is a lot of fun to play.. especially if you schmaltz up the tempo and make it even more "romantic".

...Oh, mon Dieu...

I've listened to this twice, back-to-back... and I'm honestly flabbergasted, Monsieur Edward. I'm absolutely in love with that which you have here, but I'm going to have to listen to it more carefully several times before I can hope to offer any honestly worthwhile input.

En ce moment, j'ai décidé de faire un commentaire (bien trop tôt, comme je viens d'impliquer) parce que j'ai remarqué une petite erreur - vous avez mis une déclaration de copyright au fond de la première page (de musique), mais il me semble que vous vous dépêchiez en écrivant cette déclaration, car vous avez dit "tout droits réservés." Mais, c'est un cas de la grammaire, dont je ne suis vraiment pas sûr, alors, veuillez me dire si j'avais tort.

Je vous promets que je serai de retour après d'avoir étudié bien cette musique - à présent je ne peux que dire que je l'ai aimée... if only I could play something as complex as that... and please forgive my use of Franglais; je parlais à mon amie canadienne quand j'ai écrit ce message, et ces deux langues me visitent alternatively...

Anyways. I shall be back.

Cordialement,

Dallas