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happy tune

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something i did in a hurry

happy tune

Has a bit of a baroque feel to it with the strings and straight rhythms. It does sound pretty happy :) .

Not a fan of your ending. I don't like the final chord and how you cut off immediately as if you don't want us to hear it. You could either do a more traditional cadence or simply something that sounds more conclusive.

Nice work, abd_zibdeh.

-John

I thought that was very beautiful! But I agree about the ending.

Very nice classical feel to it. I can see a lot of Clementi and some Mozart in here at times. Very nice. I have to concur with John above, the ending is not the best. Any chances on working this up?

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hey all , thanks for the comments

about the ending i dont think ill do anything to , i might in the future , but i dont think so, its not a very serious project of mine , i might just add edit it in the mixing to make it sound like they stopped playing not to sound like a sudden cut .

Very nice music, Abdullah.

Reminds me a bit of the Lord of the Rings Scores (the pizzicato sections are very hobbitlike ;) ) and the slow passages a bit of Nicholas Hooper's Harry Potter scores.

Did you compose that piece with your notation software (sibelius or finale?) or in the sequencer?

Anyway, it's a very pleasant piece to listen to and I don't actually mind the ending.

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