This is my Favorite Piece I've Ever Written. Here's Why.

[donm]

Great recording and an interesting explanation of the structure of the piece. Yes, the coda is refreshing, like a lemon sorbet. Two different key centers but the melody is the s.âme.

[marlablow]

First view! The trumpet is beautiful…nice and clear and speaking to my soul…

[theoooms]

what a great tune; working on it already at my piano, love it 😊

[tomaspa]

Soulful indeed. Now I know why I love this song so much. I also enjoy the other songs in the album Duo Tones of course!!!!

[BethDeVolder]

mon ame. The explaination is great so that we can see and understand your process. But, it's wonderful where it takes you with your eyes closed -- the physical impact of the music. Ooo, that's the magic.

[pianoman_JP]

Love the piece and both of your playing, introspective yet playful. Seems like a happy soul! Thanks for sharing.

[GizzyDillespee]

I like the mint juice as the ending section. All the chord changes make sense in the context, for sure.

[chieflief]

Wow! Lovely! Appreciate your use of 'add4', and the ending is awesome. Love it... full of soul.

[BrendaBoykin-qzdj]

Beautiful and Soulful. Thank you for sharing this.🌟🌟🔥🌹🌹🌟🔥🌟

[brw]

Beautiful. The 4:3 cross-rhythms, phrasing, and outro have got me counting…tapping with my sole.

[gsbarsh]

I find myself feeling most of the tune in 2 (or 4) except for the coda. Is it just me? Lovely composition and the duet is spectacular!

[tonykreitmayr]

As a drummer, I would only play with brushes. This tune is kind a airy, so sticks would crush it. And as a drummer, you should always hear the chords, to play along and hear the form of the tune. Very tasteful. Absolutely great tune - keep on doing it.

[martingravel]

Great song! I like the kind of « neo-irish » vibe in the coda.