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Old 04-16-2009   #1
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Hey guys. Come listen to some of my recent compositions at youtube:

YouTube - jtaylor8424's Channel

Let me know what your thoughts are!

Keep in touch with me via youtube or my facebook group:
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Hope to talk to all of you soon and please dont be afraid to contact me with your thoughts or comments. I try to respond to every single one!
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I'm not sure what the rules are about facebook I'm sorry. I deactivated your link for now and will ask someone who knows what to do with it. If ppl want to go to your facebook they still can so...


As for the music: amazing I really like it. I'm not a classic expert though
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You are right OB, we don't allow facebook links, I will check the compositions out later today on his youtube videos and get back to him.
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Anyone heard of Rautavaraa ?
I first heard his music played by a Polish pianist in Madeira. He is Finnish and very interesting. It has certainly grown on me.

A Youtube clip to introduce him

YouTube - Rautavaara - Etude op. 42 no 4
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I have heard of him Orchid, but never played any of his works yet. I'll see if I can find a complete symphony and give it a listen.
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Wow. This is really good. Nice music. Sounds like you put alot of time into it.
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I love modern classical. Everytime I hear it i'm like I want more of this stuff but don't know any artists or anything
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Interesting stuff and some great synth work! Would it be fair to call it (your #2) neo-romantic?
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I like! I very much like! =D
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Kudos to these guys...or guys and girls. Clint Mansell, composer best known for Requiem For a Dream, and The Fountain. Kronos Quartet who composed Lux Aeterna along with Clint, known for the song itself, and for live performances with simple decorations.

Actually, if you've seen the trailer for The Two Towers, you'll hear Lux Aeterna play in the background. It is considered as one of the most dramatic compositions of the decade. Not bad for classical, which most people think is boring, unlike me.
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