this 'tournure' and 'pre' opening (announced with minors by 0.46) is nice. then one of my favourite moments is by 1.00

a really great balance between strings and keys I find. Quite moving this piece !

back to a chilled/more bare part. really liked that. hmm, 3.04 with the little twist is tasty

(really liked the rhythmic 'dots' ) and awww !! one of my favourite parts right here sir ! 3.13 is the cherryy

0.54 really opens this short part of majors-minors (delicate to perform)- interlaced co existence..  just had to say... one of the unique twists/parts that I really appreciate

Another pristine piano work Patrick. Congrats on the honorable mention :-)

Made primarily with VSTi's from http://www.8dio.com. 
Saichania (Mongolian meaning "beautiful one")
8dio 1928 Steinway (piano)
8dio Adagietto (String Section)
8dio Adagio Violins 1.5 (Background ambience patch)
8dio Epic Toms (Old Tonehammer days edition)
8dio Glass Marimba (Koto- and Glockenspiel)
8dio Coffee Pot (It's in there somewhere)
8dio Seahorse (Sound FX)

A couple additional patches from alternate sample developers too (harp, gong, cymbals) and a Novation Supernova II synth.

8Dio 2015 Stand Out Contest Finalist: “Saichania” by Patrick Ytting

Multi-genre composer, pianist and sound designer.

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