September 27, 201015 yr This was pretty enjoyable Too bad you didnt upload a score, but I guess it was not absolutely necessary for this piece. It is pretty straightforward. I liked the differences in sound, I never thought of this kind of music for the accordeon, but it works. One comment though: I would have rather have that 'happier' part that starts at 3:50 (which is like the one before) replaced with an end which is like the beginning. Slowly dying away (which starts around 4:40 again), just like the beginning was slowly awaking (or something like that). With just one high-point in the middle of the piece. That way the difference in register will even be greater I think. This piece was a nice surprise though, not your average accordeon piece.
September 27, 201015 yr Its a nice piece. It provides some harmonic interest. The rhythm is kind of bothering me though, it is a tad too repetitive... Can you provide a score, and I am intrigued but the name, what language is it, and why is the name of the piece the same as your username, is it your own name?
September 27, 201015 yr Author The Ouroboros or Uroborus is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent or dragon swallowing its own tail and forming a circle.I like this symbol and its meaning. Thank you a lot for comments.I'll upload score,so if you have more comments I'll be glad to hear it
