August 9, 20178 yr "When putting chaos into music, there's always a perfect chord in it." Please do give feedback if you can on what you think about this piece ***WARNING: Playback is very loud, so ADJUST volume if needed***
August 11, 20178 yr It's a good idea to play around with. I just think it could have gone further, you know? The idea of having a cluster resolve into consonance is normally demonstrated in here by the cutting of tones, rather than the dissipation thereof. The latter could have been explored a lot more too. The growth then resolution is cool as a high point, but the resolution to dissonance was a little strange. It also repeats a lot of things without too much variation and that definitely took me out a little bit. This whole piece relies on changes so it kind of irks me personally to have such a large portion of the piece repeat. Good job!
August 13, 20178 yr Lovely interplay of consonance and dissonance. The dissonant held chords create hints of otherworldliness, eternity and tension lurking around and shining in but are always nestled in a recognizable tonal structure. The quiter parts like the flute/woodwind part in the beginning create a nice etheral atmosphere. I really like it. I honestly think this piece would be a real beauty if the instruments would sound more realistic or being played by musicians. On 11.8.2017 at 8:24 AM, Monarcheon said: It also repeats a lot of things without too much variation and that definitely took me out a little bit. This whole piece relies on changes so it kind of irks me personally to have such a large portion of the piece repeat. I disagree here, the repetive parts are giving orientation and there is enough variation and dissonance to keep it interesting for my taste.
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