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flaresoft
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2007/08/07 12:43:02 (permalink)

Casiopeia

I love the constellation and tried to describe.

Tempo is Allegro. So, may be It is no easy that play this music.

My fingers is crying to me "You hurt Us!" :'(


Haha. have a nice day.

Click here to listen music

Streaming Page is CLICK HERE

:)
post edited by flaresoft - 2007/08/08 16:35:20
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    AsherLongley
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/07 13:03:08 (permalink)
    This is exquisit piano playing. You have made a very surprising and beautiful song. Beautiful work. I love your chord selection.

    Also, wonderful playful transition 3/4 through the song. Casiopeia should be proud!

    (My favorite constellation is Orion by the way)

    -Matt

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    mcourter
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/08 14:54:58 (permalink)
    Flare, that is a really beautiful piece of music. Love the change at about 2:00. Very well done. Clean and clear and resonant
    Mark

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    flaresoft
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/08 17:04:13 (permalink)
    Matt / I'm pleased at know your favorite constellation. It's very beautiful.
    and thanks for listening.

    Mark / Thanks for loving the change. I'll study more harder.
    post edited by flaresoft - 2007/08/08 17:13:22
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    Spaceduck
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/08 20:06:47 (permalink)
    Beautiful music, flaresoft! I also love the part at 2:00

    Your work reminds me of the great composer Joe Hisaishi, he did a lot of movie soundtracks such as Kikujiro and Welcome to Dongmakgol. Both of you are very uplifting!
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    clarkeo
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/08 20:36:54 (permalink)
    Beautiful piece! Exquisitely played too. I wish I had your techique!

    Clark

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    Roflcopter
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/09 03:59:40 (permalink)
    Yeah, is beatiful. Really puts the casio back into casiopeia.

    I'm a perfectionist, and perfect is a skinned knee.
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    flaresoft
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/10 21:04:05 (permalink)
    Spaceduck / I know Joe Hisaishi. I studied his musics because He's sense of music is very friendly to me. Thanks for reminding.

    Clark / Unfortunately, My techique is not proud myself yet. Thanks anyway :)

    Roflcopter / Wow, You gave me many confidence.
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    Roflcopter
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/11 04:15:50 (permalink)
    Roflcopter / Wow, You gave me many confidence.


    Hope you didn't take that wrong, it was only a joke. It's Cassiopeia. Casio is a lower-end brand of synths and keyboards, you calling such a cool piano-piece casio.mp3 was very funny, I thought.

    I'm a perfectionist, and perfect is a skinned knee.
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    airmeki
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/11 22:47:40 (permalink)
    Sim - I've always admired your skills on the piano, as well as your talent of writing such wonderful, uplifting pieces! This one has a lot of quality, very genuine and one can hear your love for music and for this instrument. Bravo, maestro - this was excellent!
    Heinz.
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    Maxprizm
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/12 12:36:07 (permalink)
    Would love to be able to play like this. I dont think I could comment any better than Heinz just did.

    Ed Edge

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    ToneCarver
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    RE: Casiopeia 2007/08/12 17:36:33 (permalink)
    A gorgeous piece, nice expressive playing, showing tremendous skill and confidence. Well paced, lots going on but it does not feel rushed. A very uplifting piece.

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