That was really rather cool. At first you think it is going to be boring, then weird, but then you settle in to it and enjoy the music on its own terms.

Hey I listened to Subduction Zone and it was pretty awesome.

Prent

I've been listening to your music since I discovered a track on the old Mp3.com back around '98-'99.

I have to say that I really LOVE Subduction Zone.

Brilliant track!

whats up, just stopping by to check out your site and to let you know that we have a lot of cool new music that you might want to listen to. our two sites are www.jeejuh.com and www.soundclick.com/jeejuh

Hey, thanks for sharing your music. It reminds me of "L'ensemble rayé" on some levels. Just because it is gentle though challenging. Otherwise, it is your own.

Today I listened to mirrorwalk. Nice music, really, somehow weird effects. But I can hear some chord functionalities here which are wonderfully expressive.
The finger-piano piece is a hit, really.
When I started to listen to another piece the name escaped me and I couldn't find it, however , it was Cuenta, I found out today. Again I will say musical expressions with expressive possibilities beyond what I have heard so far! (The text window seems full now
Great music! Thank you very much,
Regards.


I still have some annoying difficulties navigating from the music-page to this comments page, because I usually go directly to the music page.

Ah at last I arrived at your small tiny message box; I had to sign up, close down and go back to the first link (from LilyPond User-List) in order to find the "discussion" on the music. Maybe more comments would arrive if it wasn't so difficult to sign up and avoid your email accept traps, which defaults to accepting mail. Smart? No Sir! But otherwise I like your site very much; style, informative text and nice fascinating music.
The music, "DownloadSong.cfm.mpga", oh, it was the first one: "Dry Hole Canyon" for woodwinds is absolutely a marvel, and the possibilities of microtones are there, very clear for one to see.
When you hear a jazz-musician play a slow ballad on a wind instrument you will hear microtones, though they are not written. One of the most famous "demonstrations" is a "classical" Basie arrangement, "Swinging the Blues" which demonstrates all the things you cannot do with printed music.
Once more thank you for your nice site.
Regards
Donald Axel

Listened to 'tsantsa circle dance'. Interesting sounds, enjoyed exploring your tunings. Some of the stop-start got a little much for me after a couple of minutes -- maybe it was the shrunken head effect. Will try return for more!

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And good luck to you. If you come and listen to my music and post on my message board and let me know, I'll be sure to return the favor.