rolifer@verizon.net
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Ephemeron
e·phem·er·on (-fm-rn) n. pl. e·phem·er·a (-r-) or e·phem·er·ons 1. A short-lived thing. 2. ephemera Printed matter of passing interest. http://composersforum.ning.com/profile/RonaldFerguson I almost called it Ephemeral Soundscape but liked the noun better. The piece uses EWQLSO, Komplete 6, GPO, Omnisphere and Evolve Ron
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evadianepug
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You know, I liked it for a minute and it just went away. LOL!!!! I don't ever understand how you guys think but I see things when I listen to your music. Hahahahahahahahahahahahah! Interesting stuff, Ron! Stop, make it stop! 
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geeare1
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Nice one, Ron!
Great percussion.
Love that little melody that keeps popping up.
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Ron, Now that is really freaky. Really intense, bordering on dark and vibrant. Neat stuff as always. !!! 
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Very clear recording. Instruments sound pristine. I love those low strings. Those horns--everything. They sound so real. I can't hear anything in this that sounds digital.
Rolifer, I never quite understand your music. It seems to have dark undertones, as if it accompanies horror movies or scenes of intrigue. Oh--I get it: your avatar kinda explains it, huh.
But nonetheless, it's always interesting what you come up with. As good as any James Horner or John Williams soundtrack I've heard.
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rolifer@verizon.net
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Warren
I had to reread what you wrote a few times. Duh!!!! I'll go away now, thanks.
Thanks GR
Thanks James
My music is just like me, "Really intense, bordering on dark and vibrant."
Peggy
I don't always understand my music myself, so don't feel alone.
I wish I had the talent of John Williams. He is pure genius.
Thanks all
Ron
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jsykes
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I'm really enjoying this Ron. I've always liked classical music and ambient and this has a lot of both.
I am fairly naive about modern music, so I'd like to ask is this all programming or keyboard?
Not that it matters, it is great music, just curious.
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Janet
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Interesting, as always. I'm pretty sure you have the talent John Williams has. Just not the recognition.
Great stuff. I have no idea how you finish these things so quickly. Of course, I don't have much of an idea of how you do a lot of this. But you know that. lol
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mcourter
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fascinating. Of more than passing interest.
A few guitars, a couple of basses, a MIDI controller, a mandolin, a banjo, a mic, PodFarm2 Unbridled Enthusiasm My music: www.Soundclick.com/markcourter
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No How
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Hi Ron, I'm a big fan of your work and always enjoy what you offer but, as you know, i haven't always thought your titles were on the mark. This one is Perfect....absolutely perfect. The piece is a wonderful excusion into an ephemeral shimmering soundscape. I love your use of the percussive instruments. Beautiful.
post edited by No How - 2010/08/09 08:13:36
s o n g s – Beauty lodged in a bad hotel has no value. Raymond Lull
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