Heh heh...oops... As soon as I posted that last thing, I noticed that song title was "Her Tears". So I guess that explains the whole melon choly thing...shut up...

Hi... i like this one very much... I like the piano sound in general... it's true, that it's a pity that it isn't a real piano... i don't have a piano neither (and am also not a pianist).... it's unfair, everyone has one ... hey, but better composing music with a keyboard, than not composing music ... so keep on making music!

screams memories of saint seans, debussy, ravel.
great touch and lose yoursef mistiness.
very gallic and soothing.
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For not being a pianist this is a peice that would make one proud. I hope she liked it because if she didn't i would of stabed her with a hockey skate ........ well ...... not realy ....... the quality of this is amazing ........ if this wasn't a key board then e-mail me and tell me what you used please

Marshall Black

Tes compositions sont vraiment d'une grande crédibilité! tu ne devrais pas hésiter à contacter des petites boîtes de productions de courts et moyens métranges, notament par le biais de la Maison du Court Métrage à Paris!
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Your songs sound very professional! you should put yourself in contact with small short-movies productors!

that just had to go on my play list... howcome I didn't hear it before now. STUNNING! Lovely control over the timbre etc... Would love to hear you play your "native" instument!!!

This track is amazing.
You have used dynamics very well to carry the piece all the way.
The rit.'s in the song really help to build up a kind of suspence.
I love it.
I love it so much i have downloaded it and put it on my ipod :P
Great work.

This piece is catching me entirely by surprise. It seems very simple, but is very, very effective. The theme is well demonstrated, and you take full advantage of the somber character of the chord progression. I was initially taken back by the jump into the relative major, but it was well worth the diminished 4th moving between the root of the III and the third of the V. I don't have a keyboard with me right now, but I think it sounds like the key of a minor so I would recommend instead of a C-E-G, perhaps an C-E-A(i6), which could keep people from getting the potentially lifting feeling of a major chord. Very good. I'm impressed.

very sweet dude that is mad.. i understand umm KIMOKI that keyboards are DEFINITELY DEFINITELY no replacement for piano's... BUT i am a pianist and have ownership of a very very good sounding upright piano which costed a fair bit (german sound) and i am also in posession of a electric stage piano and i can say very confidently that this is definitely a replacement... this stage piano has over 10 sounds of all the best sounding piano's in the world and i can say that it IS hitting the notes! electric piano's are definitely awesome... except yamaha ones cos they are just ridicolously bad!

I believe being able to listen to fantastic piano music is a gift to the soul, and having the talent to create such music is a gift to the world. You possess this gift.

I love the way you added in subtle dynamic and tempo changes... It really added to the feel of the song. Great job.

That piano is so soothing. I reckon i could fall asleep to that. 10 points to you! Well done dude.

not a pianist!? thats 1 hell of a well done piece.
could use a little more ambient background kinda music, but on the whole pretty well done

we want more!!!:D:D

well named... good feel

I think it sounds a bit like the theme from the french film 'Amelie'