Originally Posted by Tano Music
Great post, Mario. Some thoughts:
I'm not sure if you did this consciously, but it seems like you kept the chord structure very simple--allowing you to focus on working with all the orquestral elements--very smart!
Also, it's interesting that you didn't use a "Classical" style, but leaned on a simple folk framework, also very smart.
It's ambitious and comes off successfully. I enjoyed listening, and it's given me some inspiration--writing some type of symphonic or orquestral work is on my todo list, but seems daunting.

Thanx so much Tom for taking the time to listen and comment.

Yes I kept the chord structure very simple, i.e. Am-Dm-Am-Gm. I wanted to concentrate on the instruments interactions with having to mess around with a complicated chord structure.

I did try some classical styles but they didn't really fit my vision for this song. For awhile I didn't think I would find a style that would fit but our good friends at PGM came through again.

I'm sure that you will do just fine writing and produce a symphonic/orchestral piece of music.

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