Very nice! I am so happy that someone from the northern places I had in mind with this jam also composed for it! I am part Swedish by descent, so I'm happy to say that you absolutely nailed it here.

My only feedback is that the dynamics are not totally orchestral - but that's to be expected composing electronically, and it can be hard to really get those articulations just right. Even considering, it's not a bad mix. It would just take a lot of time to get it really dialed in. I suppose the mix could also be a little more dialed in with the reverb emulating a sense of space, mixing the right reverbs, finding the right wet dry levels, and doing maybe a little more spatializing of the audio. But overall it reads very well.

Very, very good work. :)

Hey! I did a review of your entry via video. I posted it on the Jam discord but appreciate everyone might not be on there. Here's the video timestamp for your entry: https://youtu.be/1-aLhBdNCKE?t=13805

5 stars all around! Absolutely stunning arrangement and production. It was familiar yet kept the attention of the listener. I think this one is my pick for the winner. :)

Very pretty, nice orchestration and arrangment, enjoyed alot, extremely easy to listen.

Absolutely love this. I really really enjoy the trumpet, it blends in so well with the rest of the orchestra, and really gives it this fantastical element to it.  If someone said this was part of the next Elder Scrolls soundtrack I would have 100% believed them.

Feelings wise reminds a bit of Trevor Morris stuff from Dragon Age: Inquisition, so you nailed the ambience for me.

Great job!

This is a beautiful sounding track. With an orchestral suite, and especially one focused on ambience, I think this could have very easily become something generic or bland sounding, but I believe you've managed to escape that trap, making something impressionistic and cinematic reminiscent of a John Williams score or the Skyrim OST. The woodwinds and swelling strings are the standout elements to me. I don't think I can really provide any constructive feedback with regards to the theme or composing jam, but (and this is a total shot in the dark) if this is kind of composing is somewhat in your comfort zone I might encourage you to develop a stronger expression of your particular voice in a composition. Which is to say - to really make it your own. (If this seems dumb to you, feel free to ignore it.) Great piece, please write more!

Great orchestration. Great harmonies and use of instruments all along. I only thought it was too short on time :(

As a clarinet player, I always appreciate hearing woodwinds being used to represent nature!

This was such a fun tune to listen to, and I feel that you represent the painting very well. I especially loved hearing the little solo lines from the oboes, flutes, violins. The sample library you used for the orchestra is actually quite amazing to my ears. My only criticism at the moment is that I would have liked to have heard just one more new section instead of a long fade out at the end.

Thanks for sharing this :)