Deep and moving, lovely piece

Deep and moving, lovely piece :)

Lots of emotions in this little gem. Sorry about the exploding equipment

Lots of emotions in this little gem. Sorry about the exploding equipment :(

I like it. Could be in a rainy movie scene. Could use some lush strings.

How do you figure it should be in D dorian? I'm curious about your process as I rarely think of ehat scale I'm supposed to be in, other than just listening to what sounds good in the moment. I do think of chord progressions tho

I like it. Could be in a rainy movie scene. Could use some lush strings. How do you figure it should be in D dorian? I'm curious about your process as I rarely think of ehat scale I'm supposed to be in, other than just listening to what sounds good in the moment. I do think of chord progressions tho

Thanks, everyone.

My harmonies tend to drift from the desired tonic and I'm trying to break that habit by branching out and learning what makes each scale/mode click. For this one, I was intentionally playing around with i, IV, and v chords to try and get a feel for how the IV makes the Dorian mode unique from the natural major and minor scales.

Thanks, everyone. <3 [quote=horatiuromantic]I like it. Could be in a rainy movie scene. Could use some lush strings. How do you figure it should be in D dorian? I'm curious about your process as I rarely think of ehat scale I'm supposed to be in, other than just listening to what sounds good in the moment. I do think of chord progressions tho[/quote]My harmonies tend to drift from the desired tonic and I'm trying to break that habit by branching out and learning what makes each scale/mode click. For this one, I was intentionally playing around with i, IV, and v chords to try and get a feel for how the IV makes the Dorian mode unique from the natural major and minor scales. :)