January 13, 200917 yr Here a gnossienne alla Satie. Inspired by the first gnossienne of Erik Satie. I mostly play on parallel 9th. Hope you will like it satie.mp3 - File Shared from Box.net - Free Online File Storage
January 16, 200917 yr This is very beautiful. Please can we see a score? Also after it finished playing another piece started, that was just as good. I don't know what it was but it was lovely.
January 16, 200917 yr Nice music. Harmonically not very reminiscent of Satie, though conceptually I can see the influence. On a side note, does Box.net cost money? The site says it costs money, though it seems like many on YC use Box.net, and I can't imagine they all pay for it (though maybe they do).
January 17, 200917 yr Author Hi all, thanks for your comments. raining hail: the other work is another composition in my playlist of box.net. It has been posted here MS: Well Box.net has a free edition you can get. It is limited up to 1G of space and you can't upload files bigger than 10M, which quite ok when you don't have mp3 over 10 minutes...
January 20, 200917 yr Quite beautiful. I think. It doesn't really remind me too much of a gnossienne. Satie's harmonic language was simpler than this I believe. Anyway, I'm too tired to give in-depth comments but I found it to be quite nice.
January 20, 200917 yr It sounds like a combination of Satie and Chopin to me. The chord progression is more dramatic and rich then Satie would go for. In his gnossienne that is. It's a very pleasant piece of music to listen to anyways.
