At 1:40, I thought of a Victor Wooten speech where he's talking about music theory. He's saying that you can play a wrong note at any time, but what you have to do is just move a little bit more in any direction to make it so right that no other note would work better. Every part of this works so well with every other part that any other note on this at any point would make it wrong.

I so wish I could create such beautiful pieces as this. You have such an amazing gift.

Indeed, the idea that I can move the piece as I make it such that even a wrong note is no longer wrong is one of the best parts of this unusual talent of mine. :)

Wow :)

I like the Four Seasons so much, particularly Winter, that I ensured that track was playing when I graduated highschool and received my diploma... I think I actually like this better than V.'s Winter, just for the simplicity. Everything fits together so naturally, whereas some of Winter sounds like it was... a bit cramped.

You hit spring perfectly on the nose here. Flowers are opening :)

Woops!
Missed this somehow.