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Dorian's Dance (or: The Accidental Cannon)
By vinpous on April 1, 2012 1:34 pmLast minute job the night before, but I quite like this piece so I'll probably develop into a longer piece (and actually work the form/cannon a bit better).
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cant wait to hear the extended edition.
Thanks guys!
I like it. Great effort for the time you had. Live piano or midi?
Samples controlled by MIDI (as opposed to GM), composed in less than an hour start to finish. I can't play piano at all! 
Done well seeing you didn't play it in a live take. Nice work on tempo control
Sibelius. It's all notated. Rit -------| and Accel -------| 
Thanks though, I love compliments.
Ohhohh. This is really good. More! More! Sounds a bit too far away though - come closer (or play louder) 
Yeah, I put a bit of reverb on it due to the reasonable averageness of the Sibelius samples. I like things to be a bit quieter so that the dynamic contrast in the forte sections stands out more!
Sibelius : ) Very nice piece, Vinopus
*Vinpous(!!!)
lol. Okay so the site just frakked up and posted my comment before I was composing it!!
What I was going to say, amongst other things, that it was a little Debussy-esque. And it was very lovely to hear som solo piano "performed" by a fellow local
*finished.
I give up. Time for dinner =/
Fcuk.
The general consensus seems to be that I should sooner-rather-than-later develop this piece into something more substantial!
Thank you, Poppi, for your many comments! I adore Debussy's music, particularly his piano music, so the "it's a little Debussy-esque" is a wonderful compliment, thank you! A local? You're in Melbourne?
Dig.