Jordan Jinosko

@chopin Wow! Thank you so much for listening. It means a lot coming from such an incredible composer. So many really talented people on this site. So happy to have found this community.

@Henry Ng Tsz Kiu Thanks so much for listening! I loved reading all your thoughtful comments.

These are GORGEOUS! The Intermezzo and the Postlude are my favorite. I love your melodic sensibility. Your lines feel like they are constantly growing and traveling into new territory, but at a pace that is very satisfying. It's Tchaikovsky-esc. Thanks for sharing!

@PeterthePapercomPoser You have incredible ears! I was thinking very much about the relationships between all the centers that I move through, especially between the beginning and the end. I didn't want it to end exactly where it started, but somewhere related. I also did want a half cadence feel for the ending, since the piece is essentially about a hero regenerating. The idea is that she will have much to do, now that she's reached her final form. It's refreshing to have someone listen to my music and hear it the way I do—through the lens of not just harmony and orchestration, but form also. And I definitely have been influenced by the composers you listed. For this specific piece I think my conscious influences were John Williams, Vaughan Williams, Samuel Barber, John Corigliano, Listz, Rachmaninoff, etc. Thanks for listening!

@Nikolaos Dimopoulos incredible! Thanks for sharing!

Wow! Thanks for listening @Nikolaos Dimopoulos. You are so kind. Just found your YouTube channel. Lovely work. Do you play the accordion?

hi! i'm new here. this is my first post! i recently write this piece that i think you might enjoy if you are into a darker harmonic palette. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpNLO91ryqE the piece grapples with new circumstances and transition. haunted by aching remembrances, REGENERATION explores themes of disrepair, aftermath, reconstruction, and the desire to change into something truer, stronger, and, altogether, more beautiful.