I had not hear this one in a while, Chris. Still a very nice piece, and in my honest opinion, my favorite of yours :] Very mellow -- just what I needed with temperatures here peaking near 90, today. I am not a huge fan of synthesizer string sections, but other than that I think that it all sounds really good! Hopefully you will get to work with a symphony some day :]
Shoham

Game of Thrones-inspired?! It does sound very castle/king/queen/knight-ish.

Around 3:00, it becomes a movie score from 1985. I like it!

this is a really beautiful piece. did you write/play/direct?

Airy stuff. I like it, Chris! I feel as if the composition and performance is very solid. I like the direction you took it around 1:45 -- very true to what I think the concept is based on the tags and title. Cool use of the chorus effect on this track. I like the little drum rolls as well. I feel as if you could add a bit more texture starting somewhere around 3:15 or so, keep building it up more until the change at 3:31. I also dig the tension that you build here down the stretch and the finale. I like where this is going, man, keep going! Thank you,
Shoham

Good piano work, my friend. I´d like to hear some more texturing ans layers, especially in the low end. The composition is really good over all, but it needs more bass, I think. I liked the buildups you did, good dynamic changes. Looking forward to seeing where this one goes in the future! Thank you,
-Shoham

I really liked this. very deep. I get the title "fun" once you hear 35 seconds to 45 seconds, but I'm not sure that it's the best way I'd describe the song. It's more powerful than that.
I like the transition at 1:20. then 1:44 and 2:14. great transitions!

I really enjoyed this. I like how the music really goes well with the cover art. Is that a beach? It's hard to tell. Very futurist...

Really pretty in the beginning and exciting then erie in the middle. I think the first part going into the second is a good transition since it slowly builds, but the second part has so much drama that going back into the first part towards the end maybe needs a more gradual transition to ease back into it, if that makes sense. If they will be three separate songs, though, they compliment each other well.

Beautiful little piece. Quite gentle and nice in the first part. Almost disturbing in the second part, and then a very energetic finale. I love it. Keep going with this, I'm eager to see where it will go! What did you use to make the strings, they sound good, especially for midi. Thanks for writing this and sharing it as well,
-Shoham