i hear similarities between this & ‘clothespins clacking on the clothesline in the breeze’. different frequencies, maybe. but the artistic vision is the same.
many ’s.

Hey now. The first third of the track didn’t click with me, but once the choir/flute/piano clinking hit I felt right at home.

From that point on this is terrific vision. Most excellent.

Speck, king of creating moods. Once again, you paint a fantastic surreal painting. I will not bore you with my associations while listening but I must say this: to have the ability to take the listener on a journey in his own mind for five minutes must be a fantastic gift.

I want you to write soundtracks … this sounds amazing

the sensibilities of a true artist produced this piece - drawing from all kinds of wonderful references - exotic,Beat-generation,DadA,Modernist Classical -
an intriguing collage -
another gem from that child prodigy conductor who is pictured in the Avatar.

Hi Speck, this is very “sound track” sounding. I’d describe it as “Soundtrack Storytelling”, if there’s such a thing.

I understood your thinking behind the arrangement before I read your explanation. When I take in the title you chose, it adds another dimension to the meaning behind the track. i.e. “Smile” = Happy but the listener is led down the journey of deliberate dissonance after the happy piano part.

From a very personal viewpoint, I wouldn’t want to listen to this if I’m in a depressed mood. Perhaps this track should carry some sort of warning label, heh. But I write this NOT as a criticism; just a statement of my perception.

Nice work!

Gosh… wow… what a… journey. No promises made, no distractions but the experience it offers. This piece is very much, very very much to my likings!!! Once harmony is overcome the imagination is set free. Inspiring. Of course it’s cinematic, but its still the music that creates that feel. Exciting.

btw: funny what ‘passage’ you used from our sample… :) you’re a very experienced listener! Cheers - b.k. (and ‘moi’ waves her hands too). This should be labeled ‘experience-al’ music.

Wonderful use of the samples. I say that with a smile — a real one! :-)

I found this compelling and aurally satisfying, and I just couldn’t stop listening to it. Very strange but very wonderful. xxxx

This music is like a small smiling skurile sculpture. Layer by layer, with lots of love and the eyes of a fool. I love your sounding objects.
warmly Jürgen