The musical tessellation is something I think I came up with, and if it's been done before, I wasn't aware of it.  It simply means that after every seventh note in the melody, each note in whichever scale it happens to be in has been used exactly once.

Not the greatest recording, but I'm borrowing this awesome piano and kind of want to do as much as I can with it before I must return it.  Hence it was all assembled rather hastily.  But I think I simply don't have the patience for meticulous assembly - ever notice that? I always excuse my pieces as being hurriedly put together.  I should just hire a personal sound engineer.

This is lovely! I really love what you've created here!  Yes, the recording could be much better, but I'll forgive you that since this sounds so pretty! Intimiate cocktail party music...

you are right, you could use a personal sound engineer,

but it was put together really well. Personally I am not a music theory dude, I just play and see what happens, but I really enjoy listening to pieces like this.

Heck, I even download them

(quite not a surprise, coz I download a lot....)

I think it sounds good enough for comfort. It makes me think of a midday visit to an old bar with very few visitors yet.... a great atmosphere.

I'm going to open a bottle of wine now... Thanks!

This is really nice  - I don't really care about the musical theory stuff going on here, I just know I like the sound of it!

I rarely download anything that's like this piece of music, but this one's being downloaded for sure - it's a good bit of work.

So the recording is not perfect, but it's still pretty damn good. 
The construction and playing are excellent.

Good job.