Score: 10

"Ah the Common Practice :3"

submission: St.Albert

date: October 22, 2009

G Major hasn't sounded this refreshing since Air in G (Bach) If i'm wrong, then you did great with the key you used :3 loved the use of percussion in it, it made it seem balladish, but one question, what inspired you to use St. Albert as a title? Other than that, great counterpoint and the piano was fantastic, FAVD , i would love to hear more from ya

Score: 10

"Ah ...refreshing"

submission: The Survivor [Orch.]

date: October 22, 2009

Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori would be proud! The style is definately theres, but you innovated it to fit into a unique New Age work that is solely yours. From 2:50 to the end it sent chills, which is rare, so THIS PIECE BTR BE ON THE TOP 50 BY THE END OF MY CLASSES! great work my friend :3

Score: 10

"Wow I'm impressed :3"

submission: Cockpissplayschool

date: October 17, 2009

Great death metal synchopation :3 The screaming was perfect, i could understand it ! The countermelody with the guitar were amazing. And the counter harmony wwith the strings/ synth ( i cant tell) nice break...and perfect reentrance. nice fade. i have one last sentence.....GET UR ASSES SIGNED!!!!! ur doing it how death metal should be done!!

Score: 7

"not bad"

submission: NS - Arise My Fallen

date: October 17, 2009

You have the drive, which is good, a lot of new (not nu) metal screws that up. I felt though that it was missing something, and i'm not talking about vocals, cause as can be seen in buckethead, malmsteem, and others, you dont need a vocalist. I felt though that it couldve used a soloist here and theto make the piece not so redundant. The choir is a good idea. Keep it up :3

Score: 10

"Wow, impressed again :3"

submission: Living in My Dreams

date: October 7, 2009

I was a bit skeptical at the beginning, but that simplicity with the motif gave it somewhere to go, and by god, did you ever, in my opinion, you should def. try score composing, cause i can imagine this being an ending scene to a movie where the main character is walking into a sunset talking about a moral he learned and then it continues into the credits. I definately liked the syncopation in there, it allowed it to be unique with using elements found in the Common Practice. How this isnt higher up, i'm not sure. I thought the ending couldve been elaborated and show cased by the strings a tad more, but that's just me. Overall, another extremely impressive display of compositional style :3

Score: 10

"well done"

submission: Lilium (REDONE)

date: September 27, 2009

I actually LOVE IT :3 very moving. from 1:20 on you extracted he essence of counterpoint extremely well. And the simplicity inthe beginning set the contrast beautifully. It was extremely peaceful and loved every moment. i'm impressed that you took my advice to heart :3 its a great tribute to an amazing song

btw i was the asshole if anyone was wondering :3

Score: 10

"wow"

submission: So Long Ago

date: September 6, 2009

Very nice, I loved it, its so absorbingly peaceful. Its romantic. I feel like i'm remembering the great times i had with old friends. Beautiful ending too. Thanks for such a great piece.

Score: 8

"hehehe"

submission: Circus to my Sanity

date: September 6, 2009

I lost my sanity so i'll go very into this review. This is so dark i'mloving it, i'm guessing you play some castlevania?? some interesting circus music in there too. I feel like this should be in something wicked this way comes. Or Panic at the disco (b4 they lost their balls in pretty.odd.) would pick this piece up. I was kinda hoping for a evil can-can, but oh well, it lacked a climax, but then again, insanity is about doing the same thing over and over and you did it beautifully. nicely done

Score: 9

"Nicely improv'd"

submission: A Day In August (Piano)

date: September 6, 2009

0:40-0:45 watch those chords, very serene and peaceful. Beautiful technique. Liking the ending except through 2:35-to like 2:43. But the rest was beautiful. Well done :3

Score: 7

"I'd hate to be the snare player"

submission: Symphony in A Minor

date: September 6, 2009

His arms are gonna get extremey tired. The thing about a symphony, no matter how short, is a variety of moods. The whole thing seemed like the allergro section before a great finale. It's good don't get me wrong, but it seemed to me a little one sided. The key of a minor (although fairly aggressive) is also a beautiful key, try to accent some beauty into your pieces too instead of only going for the epic drive.