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The Sun Dappled Forest


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Hi all.

Here's a piece I started writing at the end of last year.

Like my other piece, "The Deep Ocean", I've used a combination of orchestral and electronic instruments.

This time I used a wider range of synth textures, including Dream Pad, Free Lead, and Blade Sweeper.

The piece has an ABA structure, with a Baroque style bridge back to the recapitulation of the A theme.

I'm interested to know whether the Baroque section sounds similar to other pieces from that era?

Far as I know it's original, and it came to me as a natural development of my B theme.

There's always a niggling doubt though, that I might've accidentally reproduced something I've heard many years ago!

I'd like to think the piece flows naturally; but perhaps the recapitulation sounds a bit contrived, like it's been bolted onto the end?

 

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Very relaxing A section. The chorus is cool, and the transition to the B isn't awkward to my ears, not sure if I'd call it Baroque but I like it. The end doesn't reeeeally convince me but I suppose you were aiming for the kind of fading out effect in which a small passage is repeated with less and less intensity.

In summary, nice, calming piece. Thank you again for sharing it!

Kind regards ^^!

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I love the beginning. You really achieved the effect of a sun-dappled forest. I also really like the Baroque section which reminds me of a Bach fugue  in places and I wish you'd taken it further. But I'm not sure the 2 fit well together and I thought the ending was too weak.

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