this would make the perfect musical signature of our hero/heroine as in ‘peter & the wolf’. in a William H. Macy sort of way.

This made me think of Nathaniel Ayers, that homeless cellist that Robert Downey played in “The Soloist” It had that ambience of madness… lurking, but somewhere, constant as a horizon there is the truth and beauty and absoluteness of music. I imagine that he always heard it through the chaos, like music doesn’t need a sound mind.

very inspiring!!! a perfect symbiosis creating an exciting space in-between of time lag, hope, sentimentality and ease. I also like the somewhat abrupt ending as an invitation to something (completely) else. music for some film that is! thank you, Speck! b.k.

At first I was thinking that this piece could work for a “Tom and Jerry” type cartoon… and then the piano came in… and confused my brain. :) So I got to thinking about insanity… and being on the edge… In summary, I do think there is a place in film for a piece like this… Used correctly, it could be very, very effective and affecting.

wow. left me somewhat unsettled, speechless. could certainly go into a film.

No complaints from me. Sometimes the atonality is so far out there that I actually feel pretty sentimental listening to this for its whimsy.