Why thank you, Malcolm!  :)

Thanks, Jimmy!  Maybe this new version is better. :) 

Thanks Steve! :)

Thanks Phil.  It helps having him mix it.  And well, play it.  :)  It would be sorta interesting seeing him play all those instruments and tracks live at the same time.  :)  

Thanks Tim! 

Yeah, it's betterer, Scott.  Thanks.  :) 

Nice composition. Moody and propulsive, very cool.

Ain't nuthin like real strings.

Piano is a bit too mono for my tastes, and the violins just a tad too far off to the sides.  I would switch them both around.

Very cool janet, Very pro. You are right about scott those strings are very good!!! I loved it all the way through. Outstanding
 
some of the tune reminds me of the main tune in a movie called Phantasm

Scottytunes


James,
Are you saying put the piano out to the sides and bring the strings into the middle?

Yeah, at least move the piano's midrange more sideways to open up the strings, which are the focal point of the piece

Nice, Loved the structure and the mix of the entire thing.  Well done you two!!! 

I was told that they are supposed to. 

I thought I had commented on this before, but my post must have not made it.

This is cool stuff.   Cool vibe and orchestration.  Very pretty piece.

Daryl

Thanks Terry!  Yeah, Scott's the man for sure!  :) 

Thanks Garry!  I was so happy he was willing to mix this too. :) 

Thanks so much, Mike!  

Thanks, Spacealf.  You can still hear the piano, though, so I'm happy.  :) 

Glad you liked it, Daryl! 

Glad you like it a lot, Jan! :)

No--you can't lose it, Beag.  We might as well shut this place down if you do.

Well, I'll have to shut my studio down at least!

Oh, and thank you!  In the first arrangement, I had the whole last half of it pretty slow which I didn't like after I listened to it enough.  Scott was very gracious to rework his parts for me there.  

With this as the foundation you could do a bunch of things or leave it as is.  Vocals, lead guitars and bass would fit nicely in here, or not.  The good thing is that the track doesn't limit anything.  Scotty brings a lot to the table.  You both do.  I enjoyed this!

The standered of classical music coming out of here is excellent.

Peace Ben

Very impressive piece Janet and Scott.  Super enjoyable.  Really nice performances from both of you. 

Peace,

Ian

Ian, you must have dug deep to find this one!  :)  Thanks and glad you liked it.  (I haven't put out much new stuff in a long time.)

Thanks Tom.  I do too.  :)  

good job Janet. I usually like most of the pieces that you come up. :)

I became a fan on yours on Reverbnation. I'm "seattletoaustin" on there. You should recall-we did that collab on the Impossible Dream.. and your piano/keys were very nice. My vocals were decent, but I'd almost like to redo my vocals on that piece and try it again, now that I've been practicing singing more these days and bought a singing course and stuff from online... 

This is a cool piece. At first glance, i thought the strings or midi/strings were a bit choppy(the duh-dah dah-duh-dah-dah-duh part), maybe a little repetitious in the first part. maybe a little too exact. they change up nicely though and you guys work well together.

we gotta get some of your music in some films, etc..! :)  

It makes for a nice mood piece of tension and minor suspense. well done.

Janet and Scott, Very nicely done and a fine production. Definetly keeps your attention. I enjoyed this alot. Nicely done. Blessings, John