Drew Man
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John R. Kennedy
Apr 24, 2011
Song: Marry Me- Orchestrated
Nice one Drew! This has a very lovely and wonderful sound to it and just goes to show that wonderful gift the Lord has given you in creating some wonderful songs. Very nicely done. Just thought I would stop by and listen to a few of your new songs.
Blessings, John
Mihai Sorohan
Jun 03, 2007
nice music you have here...
congratulations.
chrisonthe88
Mar 29, 2007
Wow! Beauty Creek is your best work yet, in my opinion. You really paint an amazing soundscape that I can just imagine a movie going to.
You're awesome!
demension612
Feb 20, 2007
WHATS GOOD, NEW MUSIC!!!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK OVER HERE!!!
PEACE HAPPINESS
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raf21
Feb 14, 2007
Hello !
I listened "Seconds of Hope"
Very mysterious and beautiful.
I loved it !
Good continuation !
sekharsanjay
Sep 07, 2006
Excellent work.I enjoyed the music.If this is for a movie I want to see the movie.Thanks for sharing.
R.Chandrasekhar.
symphonia123
Jun 19, 2006
Hi Andy, just listened to your piece "transformation" - excellent use of disonants. The second section is simply amazing. The title "transformation" is an excellent choice of title. Also great piano technique there!
simon daum
Jun 08, 2006
Hey Andy
What a pleasure to listen to your music. I actually love Simeons Cove. But all of your songs are just excellent. I can imagine your music very well to movies . Great work. Keep it up . !!
Best of luck to you
Regards
Simon
jose porto
Jun 03, 2006
Hello!Thanks for your kind comment on
"Shadows". I really enjoyed Transformations. A wonderful idea to join varied styles and an excellent technic. I also liked Priego de Cordoba.Best regards, José.
michael palmieri
Jun 03, 2006
Wow Andy,
“Transformations” is such excellent, outstanding, energetic and beautiful music!
Bravo!
my very best,
michael palmieri
andyriggle
Jun 01, 2006
I can't tell if I've just been insulted- I suspect probably. What do you guys think?
meyers1
Jun 01, 2006
Not at all Andy. I hope you'll come visit again. I am reminded of the Taoist teaching of Lao Tzu
who wrote;
The five colours blind the eye.
The five tones deafen the ear.
The five flavours dull the taste.
Racing and hunting madden the mind.
Precious things lead one astray.
Therefore the sage is guided by what he feels and not by what he sees.
He lets go of that and chooses this.
Stay in touch,
Marc
meyers1
Jun 01, 2006
Hey Andy,
A good song has legs, whether sittin’ or standin’, at times it needs to stretch. I hope you’ll stop back & listen well.
Marc
steve mulhern
May 29, 2006
Hi,
Thanks for your kind comments on my music. I think "priego de cordoba" is a lovely piece, the piano and strings work really well. Don't know what advice to offer, but perhaps the melody (flute?) line is a little static in musical terms. Try varying the rhythm and add a bit of syncopation, also you could swap the flute part to the strings to create some variety and extend the piece as it seems to stop before a logical conclusion.
These really are only minor critisisms and I think the piece works very well anyway.
Good luck with the music, I think you have a great talent for composing. Keep up the good work, looking forward to hearing more of your music in the future.
Steve
inertiatic esp
May 28, 2006
I love you Jeff's Dad Im looking for those programs and yes your stuff does amaze me Thanks for the 7-11 tasty!
G Macc! aka Too CrunK
May 27, 2006
hey, I felt like i was at the movies with the first one. made some popcorn and....lol. you have some talent. I dont know how to get my program to sound like that. well get at me and check out some of my tracks and drop some feedback. peace
unique stylezz
May 27, 2006
Ayo I heard ya stuff...Get at me on Myspace if u got a page mine is www.myspace.com/streettheory so we can discuss some trax...im not on here much
meyers1
May 26, 2006
Thanks man. I appreciate your kind thoughts. Stay in touch,
Marc
Very Good.