"but a few might be able to hear its beauty", huh? You don't have much faith in your listeners, Peter. Sad, really sad. :) Well, jokes aside, while I like "epic" orchestral pieces, I'm completely fine with more comfy stuff like this one. I won't say it's great, as I feel and hear that your instrumental (non-piano) experimentations are still at rather early stage, with waving quality, but it is charming piece and definitely has its beauty, even if a bit more sophisticated than some may wish. Good stuff, but I'm waiting for better pieces, those created when you'll be proficient with painting using different instruments as you're with piano alone. And I hope you'll get there soon. I almost forgot to add that ending felt too abrupt and undeveloped.

thank you so much for non following the contemporary "musts" in order to hit the charts but to follow your heart & having created this "timeless" piece of art.

Nature can be beautiful in more ways than just epic, same goes with orchestral music

makes me think of a japanese garden, the quiet serenety of these perfectly modeled landscapes that nevertheless look so real and never fail to soothes one's mind, no matter how troubled it may be....

Great work and composition! Very engulfing  with a gentle calmness! Superb!  

This piece is composed for Harp, Flute & Strings.

WARNING: this is orchestral, but definitely NOT "epic" ;-)  
It's certainly not mainstream ... but a few might be able to hear its beauty and enjoy a rest in this garden. I wrote this music for you <3




 


I Pause In This Garden

Some people ask: can one make a living from music? Let me ask back: can one make a living without music?

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