i love piano,this looks simple but well made,I think it would be a perfect song to listen to somewhere, with lots of nature, a bright sun and a strong breeze
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The last track of the album could have easily been the first. I felt it was best heard as the final as a way to look forward with hope for the future. The project in its entirety for me represents one's life from beginning to end. Other "classical" pieces written in the past that mimicked spring influenced the writing style for the string section here. As all is becoming new again, it is difficult for me to see mere coincidence in the end reaching full circle.
The piece started as an improv on the piano while keeping two notes (E&F) the same throughout as other notes moved around them.
Speirō
1.) Unformed - 1.27
2.) In My Mother's Womb - 3:47
3.) Dream, Daria - 4:49
4.) Descent - 1:00
5.) Christe Eleison - 4:29
6.) The End of Decadence - 4:28
7.) The Bells in Impromptu - 4:27
8.) Subterranean Sleep - 5:31
9.) In the light of what they suffer - 3:05
10.) Palingenesis - 5:09
11.) In the Way Everlasting - 5:52
Ways to listen to the full album: https://linktr.ee/justineberhart
Phonometrologist responds:
Thank you for letting me know your thoughts on this. Always a joy
This is one of those gems that are few and far between on this site. This is so good :)
By the way, what do you use to make this music? I’ve been interested in making music similar to this for years but I can’t find the right app/software. And advice?
Phonometrologist responds:
Thank you for taking the time to listen and comment.
My answer would vary depending on what you mean by your question. There's no one way to making music as music apps and softwares are merely meant to be tools to assist you in writing. Some things might be helpful and others not. You can start reading through this resource of different software you can use to help you get started:
https://www.newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/music-and-audio-resources/studios-sequencers-and-composers
Personally, I use Logic Pro for inputting midi to help me write music if I wanted to listen back and add synths/effects. Writing for traditional instruments like this track, I notate in Sibelius, but I read that Finale is easier to work with.
These tools assist me in coming up with the parts, but if you're asking me how to get this sound in particular, I recorded the piano live, and hired string players. I can give you more specifics on mixing the live instruments if you want, but I'm not sure which part of the process your question is directed towards.
Very Lovely, simple but beautiful. Good Job.
Phonometrologist responds:
I appreciate you saying so. Good luck with the competitions this year!
The last time I was moved by a track like this on Newgrounds was about ten years ago when I first heard Blazing Dragon's Sadness and Sorrow. Well done reminding me why I love this site.
Phonometrologist responds:
And you remind me why I do as well with your generous words. thank you
Beautiful indeed
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