movement for tonk, harpischord (...) and electronics

hi,
there's my fresh piece layered from various acoustic instruments sounds - the main ones are tonk and harpischord - treated electronically

slowly the night turns loud - Putfile.com

I love the start. The static of the recording gives it a nice sub-texture, and I like the grittiness of it. I'm a fan of progressive beginnings like this, and I like the subtle changes and the overall landscape of sound that builds up.

The piece doesn't sound saturated with elements, and I like the sparsity of the musical material. There's a slow turn to more rhythmic elements, but the way it happens becomes sort of blunt near the end. However it does work on a contrasting level with what comes before. I like the texture of the rhythmic/percussive samples, all pretty raw.

Around Min 4:30 the piece becomes almost entirely based on rhythmic, and then it just ends. I think that the ending could've been perhaps different, or a little less sudden. Though as it is it does generate an interesting effect.

I like this, keep up the good work.

thanks, ssc, for kind words, i rarely hear them here, so, my flowers to you. i do agree about the ending (it may sound too sudden), but - well, i'm just like that everywhere - doing things that i don't want to do at times .for example if i think of going to bar (if i want to) i would stay at home, or vice versa. i think in that way i learn. musically as well. and ''rhythmic/percussive samples'' are harpischord ones. i like harpischord, i think i first fell in love with it when hearing some xenakis piece on it...
once again, big ups to you for the comment and best regards.

I really liked how the harpsichord sounds, processed and all. And shame that nobody said anything, this is a nice piece.

yeah, you know, its human nature )
ahh, i had some whiskey and we lost an important basketball game... though i could bet half of my salary on my team win...so, it's just me expecting too much...