Sounds neat! Not a genre I'd listen to on a normal basis, but you have good songwriting I think. All I'd really have to say is that, whatever you're using for the instruments sounds very artificial, and the drums need to be a little bit louder. At first I didn't even notice that they were there Xp What software are you using?

I'm using Sibelius. I don't write music to be electronic. I just upload the WIP MIDI files sometimes. My main uploads however are almost all live music.

Right, right. Ok, I see, well the songwriting is all good, and I have nothing to say then XD

No problem, but I always appreciate the listen and the comments.

Oh, I completely understand! A lot fewer people seem to listen to music than look at art Xp at least going by the stats my stuff gets *shrugs*

Not going to lie, I imagined a more Spanish feel up to 1:25 where it kind of moved more towards an Italian type feel. I love the contrast and I gotta say you're getting a LOT better! Keep up the excellent work!

Well what exactly is "Spanish feel" to you? x3 The Spanish that Hollywood shoves at us? I recommend listening to Pasodobles when you have a chance. They are a lot of fun to listen and to play.

I mean traditional Spanish as in Spain, not ARIIIBAAAA Mexican stuffs. That and, well, it reminded me of a piece I had performed not too long ago; Costa Del Sol by David Schaffer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hETbpqUSYWY <-- not exactly the best recording out there, but it'll have to do (Even though the tenor player in that is making me cringe with how poorly he's playing). That's probably where I'm feeling it from since a lot of the chord progressions you're using are similar to those used in Spanish music.. That and where I claimed it's Italian just reminded me so much of Carnival of Venice that I couldn't help but feel anything else.

That piece you linked me isn't Pasodoble though, its a different genre altogether; it sounds more like a borrowed Spanish scales rather.

Listen to these; these are better examples of Pasodoble. Check these out in their entirety, they're pretty nice; and from Spanish composers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxAq5CYtkDA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW1w.....feature=relmfu

Reminds me of DCI for some reason–probably because of Malaguena. But it's not the same, for sure.

Nice job as always. I especially like the first theme (after the intro).

I have no familiarity with this genre, but it sounded like a fun piece!

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