Innocuous Sentimentality

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2011/05/04 23:20:04 (permalink)

Innocuous Sentimentality

This one was just the way I felt while it was being composed.

Hard to explain the feeling with words but pretty easy with music.

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    LpMike75
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    Re:Innocuous Sentimentality 2011/05/05 00:21:42 (permalink)
    Interesting piece with great production as always Ron.  I liked the piano part in the middle.  Always something to keep our ears entertained.  Nice job


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    Re:Innocuous Sentimentality 2011/05/06 22:36:36 (permalink)
    I STILL wish I could spend at least a day looking over your shoulder while you write music.

    But I'm not sure I'd want to get inside your head if this is how you were feeling then.  I do, however, love the fact that we can compose how we feel.  And you did it so well here. 

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    Re:Innocuous Sentimentality 2011/05/07 12:01:45 (permalink)
    Ah, the usual orchestral madness arising from those keyboard depths.

    Currently, I'm projecting cold, splendid and creepy hypnotics into this.
    Currently, I'm projecting this as 'my fav' of yours to date, --haha!

    Question: What is the motif/purpose of orchestral music by you or other composers?

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    Re:Innocuous Sentimentality 2011/05/10 17:46:08 (permalink)
    I finally figured out that what you call sentimentality, I call fear! LOL  I wouldn't mind lookin' over your shoulder like Janet said but I'd pass on being inside your head.  I think it's like being inside mine.  This one made me look over my shoulder.  Chimes haven't seemed spooky to me before. beautiful, but spooky.  I can answer Philip's question.  The purpose of orchestral music is to kjeep orchestral musicians working.  Ha.  Really interesting tune, Ron.I liked it but I feared it. :-)

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