It compelled me to read the poem out loud in time to your delightful composition… and such a glorious experience it was!

Lovely!
n9

This is sort of remixed tone peom that works great with the setting. So under the radar and basic that it fits right where it should under the piece. I’d read it myself, but hearing Narva’s voice in my head is better. Nicely conceived and done!

This is really brilliant, in ways more subtle than I could ever muster. I like when you bring forth naivete, you really understand it.

In a way, I’ve almost been waiting for you to directly address this, since other works of yours have alluded to it- that which is both lost forever, yet never leaves us.
Thanks for reminding us it’s not always bad, to try for something a little beyond ear-candy…

I’ve been living in a school for young children (where the mother of my children is teacher), a few years ago. And your music remember me exactly what i could hear through the windows, when i was working at home. My brain has recorded those peculiar sounds which punctuated each moment of a day at the school. I think that i can remember each sound details. That’s why i love the atmosphere of the films of Jacques Tati, that’s why i like your work, because, you just have to close your eyes..to listen..and here you are..Thanks for those “souvenirs”..Nice work.

Well Narva took me back to warm milk and teddy bears and now you’ve put me back in the playground with my famous yellow cardigan and its railway train design! (Hand finished by a doting Mother badly in need of knitting lessons!)
Great ambient piece and as with all your work well thought out and executed.

Great stuff!

Always with the musical movies. Nice stuff

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Thanks!
jb