Sweet melody in this moody entrancing piece. Reminds me a bit of George Gershwin's music. Well done! I really enjoyed it.

That's gorgeous! Thanks, Nadia. It took me a long way back the a French movie about a red balloon.

Now that I read some of the comments, I'm thinking about your song from a different perspective lol. From what I imagine myself, it's a reflective song that reveals a story. The story seems very old school (for me), and as per your choices in chords. Lovely.

Nadia - This one took me on a whole emotional journey from a feeling of sad disgruntledment, like a little kid who didn't get a balloon, or didn't tie it to her wrist, onto a sort of reflective knowledge of self and what went wrong, and then on to a feeling of empowerment, knowing what you want next time. It's so good to hear you play again.

This mournful jazz, waltzy, Background music feels perfect for the no-valentines-day theme bar.

This is a melancholy feel, but I also get contemplative and bits of hopefulness. It's a very lovely piece.

ooh yes this is a beautiful composition, thank you so much for sharing. i can't get over how gorgeous the piano is, i love how jazzy it is. lovely job!

Cool slow dark jazzy feel is perfect for an anti-Valentine’s day… I can see this being played near the end of a night in a smoke filled bar with only a few solitary sad lonely people left nursing the last of their bourbon after all the couples have left the place … great evocative music!

Okay, so we’ve walked into a Smokey club, go to the bar, order a drink and ask the piano player to play something mysterious. This is wonderful.

There's a darkly lovely feeling to this one, and I hope it does get a vocal.

I do sense sadness but with some hope throw in. Very amazing!

I really enjoyed this. Definitely has some sad undertones. I hope someone adds to it