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JCP61 wrote:http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11821559

Nice work JC... Lots of visual in my mind... What inspired this piece?

I'd not expected a piano piece.


Thanks for posting

PaperDog wrote:

JCP61 wrote:http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11821559

Nice work JC... Lots of visual in my mind... What inspired this piece?

thank you,
as for the inspiration, I'm not sure I could accurately explain it.
so I don't think I should try.

JC this is now my favorite piece I've heard from you.

For some reason it reminded me of when i was a kid. We'd go to the country a few times a year to see a real farm. I remember one time riding back home down some Ohio country roads and it started to rain.
I remember looking out the window watching the world go by and all the fall colors. Maybe it was sparked by the music and the picture on your site either way it was cool.
Thanks for the memory.



Just gave another listen... excellent piece.

Is it finished in your mind?

I keep hearing some violin accompanying the melody lines and some cello maybe vinny and yoyo are available...

Jahva wrote:JC this is now my favorite piece I've heard from you.

For some reason it reminded me of when i was a kid. We'd go to the country a few times a year to see a real farm. I remember one time riding back home down some Ohio country roads and it started to rain.
I remember looking out the window watching the world go by and all the fall colors. Maybe it was sparked by the music and the picture on your site either way it was cool.
Thanks for the memory.

well, you're entirely welcome

Nice! Very playful piece. I think I may have even heard an identifiable key signature in there. Bravo!

Thejohnny7band wrote:Nice! Very playful piece. I think I may have even heard an identifiable key signature in there. Bravo!

i appreciate the listen,


you keep studying, and key signatures won't be a problem after while.
if you would like to know it is in Bbmaj with only several accidentals
out of 87 measures the 1st one is an Ab in the 31st measure.
in case you're counting

JC, this is a wonderful piece. It inspires reflectiveness. It paints and
reveals images to the listener. It kept my attention throughout and
didn't dwell too long in any one area. The talent in originality is
impressive. Alone in a room with your thoughts on a quiet afternoon.
This is the piece you play.

Thank you,[/b]

JCP61 wrote:

Jahva wrote:JC this is now my favorite piece I've heard from you.

For some reason it reminded me of when i was a kid. We'd go to the country a few times a year to see a real farm. I remember one time riding back home down some Ohio country roads and it started to rain.
I remember looking out the window watching the world go by and all the fall colors. Maybe it was sparked by the music and the picture on your site either way it was cool.
Thanks for the memory.

well, you're entirely welcome

I don't know if the porch folk will understand it, but nice in my opinion..

KLUGMO wrote:JC, this is a wonderful piece. It inspires reflectiveness. It paints and
reveals images to the listener. It kept my attention throughout and
didn't dwell too long in any one area. The talent in originality is
impressive. Alone in a room with your thoughts on a quiet afternoon.
This is the piece you play.

Thank you,[/b]

your welcome
I glad you appreciated it.
makes it worth the trouble.

Dane Ellis Allen wrote:

JCP61 wrote:

Jahva wrote:JC this is now my favorite piece I've heard from you.

For some reason it reminded me of when i was a kid. We'd go to the country a few times a year to see a real farm. I remember one time riding back home down some Ohio country roads and it started to rain.
I remember looking out the window watching the world go by and all the fall colors. Maybe it was sparked by the music and the picture on your site either way it was cool.
Thanks for the memory.

well, you're entirely welcome

I don't know if the porch folk will understand it, but nice in my opinion..

well I'm not sure who you have in mind,
but thank you never the less

This really reminds me of when my wife ordered some "The Easy Way To Play New Age Piano" instructional video courses off the TV. Sounded just like this around the house for a few weeks until she finally got tired of it. Thank God for yoga!

Not bad, but needs a little bit of expressive dynamic variation to escape that cloying pedantic plinking effect.

VinnyViolin wrote:This really reminds me of when my wife ordered some "The Easy Way To Play New Age Piano" instructional video courses off the TV. Sounded just like this around the house for a few weeks until she finally got tired of it. Thank God for yoga!

Not bad, but needs a little bit of expressive dynamic variation to escape that cloying pedantic plinking effect.

This, comming from somebody who posted a 'Chipmunks on STeroids' sound munch... Vinny, Before you go on and on and on on and on and on and on on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on like this, about other peoples music, would it be a good idea to post some of your own fabulous , mind boggling samples for the rest of us to admire., first? Just askin...

Nice job JC! Not sure why the label World Fusion, there's little World or Fusion in the music. More like New Age Baroque (I almost heard a fugue in there at one point). Definitely the freshest thing I've heard on BM for a while.