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Thanks again for all comments. I have updated the first post with a brand new version! / BR Tomas Fridstrom

Thanks for your valuable comments. You seem to agree. Maybe I should change the title. Unplayful 2 minute wind quintet?

I liked this music. Keep writing and posting please! / BR Tomas F.

The broken mp3 link is now fixed. Sorry. Please comment. / Tomas F.

Is it playful? Or just annoying? Sometimes you are quite frank in your comments. I like that, so: Please comment! / BR Tomas F. MP3 here: mp3 wind_quint3_Profilkontur_090524.MUS

All tuba players will like this piece. And so do I (trumpet). Great music all of the six minutes. Good use of the ensamble, you can be proud of this! / BR Tomas F.

Dark..., gijs..., c7music, Justin! Thanks a LOT for your valuable, detailed and constructive feedback. I agree with most of your comments on length, same-ness etc (even though I thought the structure of the piece was quite ok when I posted it... Not anymore). One thing: Example please, would be very helpful! Thanks again for comments. / BR Tomas F.

Ok, some thoughts from an amateur, after listening to the mp3 unable to open the other file: Nice blend of sounds. Starts like opening of a fantacy-film. Good theme om horns around 0:35, somewhat interrupted by the transision to trumpets (why is the horn playing a short "extra phrase" before entry of trumpets? where does it go then, it sounds like its dissapering). Drops energy at 1:21 - purpose or not? Then a good buildup for the finale. Not a very dreamlike ending. Overall: quite static in lower registers. Nice progression of chords. BEST REGARDS Tomas F.

Hi I like this! Varied, good interplay instrument+voice. / BR Tomas F.

Now shortened to a 7 minute piece for a string quintet! Many apologies for the sound quality of the appended mp3. Feel free to listen and comment! strak120091109.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage / BR Tomas Fridstrom, Stockholm Sweden strak120091109.pdf strak120091109.MUS

Soothing! A well made piece of music. You call it a song and maybe it is, there should be lyrics and an artist and voila, a winner? To me this piece is to good a folk/pop-song to be forced into a "classical themed song" whatever that is. Keep on composing! / BR Tomas F.

Yes, Children of Sanchez... Sorry. The dream is also a nice brass piece. / BR Tomas F.

Years ago I studied the Quantum Mecchanics. The theory is "hard" to grasp partly since it is work in progress. 100 years from now our measurements (e.g. from the LHC) will be part of the classical physics but I think our interpretations will be considered completely outdated. You describes a vibrant nature of particles very convincingly in all four peices, I think. The first three pieces maybe more so, the fourth being more a gathering of mass, (explosions?), dynamics. Gravity is vibrant? weak? omnipresent? By gravity, my body interacts with stars in other galaxies? Gravity is impossibly weak per particle. Remember; gravity is not gathering of mass. Very powerful music. Should be compulsory reading on all Departments of Physics, just as Holst's Planets is today. You are talented, keep composing! / BR Tomas F.

Hi great piece of music, I will listen to this many times. When I hear it I think of Maria Schneider's "Hang gliding" and maybe also of some expremental Quincy Jones stuff. / B R Tomas F.