FAWM: "Give Me a Note_ Comments First Song"

Give Me a Note_ Comments First Song

Liner Notes

This song is for the #CommentsFirst challenge: https://fawm.org/forums/3649 It doesn't exist yet. It will be written based on the first comments it receives. Please leave a comment below!

Update: my composition is created to the first 4 comments starting from the bottom of the page. Thank you so much @katestantonsings @quoththellama @acousticmaddie and @deandra for your beautiful ideas. I enjoyed creating my music to your comments.

My music is open to collaborations. Please let me know if you are interested.

Thank you for listening and commenting.

#CommentsFirst #instrumental #collaborationswelcome

Comments

@ruby 1w

I’ve listened to a few of your pieces and you always write such interesting and emotive way. I really love your work.

@katestantonsings 1w

1:37 goosebumps! Beautiful. Brava!!

@katestantonsings 1w

Beautiful! Dreamy. The lilting melody swept me away, but the synths grounded me. Gorgeous work, Nadia!! It is cinematic. It could be in a fantasy game or film just when our hero realizes what they must sacrifice. It's gathering courage...

@zecoopMod 1w

Nailed it! This is a gorgeous song. I'm always impressed by those who can write to comments and you really came through. What an inspirational tune. It is so soundtrack-ish and I can almost picture the movie. Certainly has a celebratory and joyful ending and the first half was so emotional. Wonderfully done!!

@deandra 1w

Wow! Sooo good! You made my comments come true! Nice!

@musicsongwriter 1w

Below are the comments I've received before my music was created.

@deandra 1w

The addition of strings and the ending cymbal crash (in a happy way) really made the entire composition cohesive. I really felt that I had viewed your entire life. I don't normally stay for an entire instrumental, yet I couldn't tear myself away from yours!

@acousticmaddie 1w

The dreamlike chorus with the uplifting chords is like a ...well a dream fluffy like a perfect wedding cake

@quoththellama 1w

I love that this song started out a little slow and melancholy at first, but then it lifted with that shift from minor to major. I was happy by the end 😊

@katestantonsings 1w

The right hand piano sounds like it’s singing a most hauntingly beautiful yet delicate tune. The left hand sustains keeping the atmosphere and shifting of chords so seamless!