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I wasn't sure if you were going to make an album this time around so I was excited to see this.

A Quick Learner: I absolutely love the scribbling chalk sounds and the way they are incorporated into the theme. Artfully done. I have to say I smiled a bit when I heard the repetitive plucking, given in the past you've often called people out for repeating lines. But of course, it's so intentional and meaningful here. 

Dreamworld: What a beautiful theme. And the subtle chamber choir with the tremolo is so effective.

Still Life with Plum: At this point I'm speechless. Dangit, David. 

I am so inspired by your ability to convey complex ideas musically with such clarity. The stark realism of "Missing" against the fantasy of "Dreamworld," for example.

I was excited to hear "The Ducks Converse" when I saw the description. Was not disappointed. Even better than expected. I love the conversation between the piano and the quacks. 

Descent from the Cloudtops: I love the quiet, intense energy of this track. 10/10 A joy to listen to. 0/10 would not want to perform it.

Motions No. 18: I love the idea of using odd times to evoke "difficult to traverse." 

Glassy: May not have reached the grandeur you aspired to, but it is a beautifully intricate finish. 

Thanks for making and sharing. 

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It's crazy to think I have someone who looks forward to my submissions I don't even know how to react >w<

You're right, I always encourage people to avoid repetition-- figures I wrote a somewhat minimalist soundtrack! But I did my best to keep it interesting anyways. The notes may have been repeating, but they were dovetailed between 5 string instruments, creating a constantly morphing texture. Then they slowly started to branch out to other notes... so hopefully it didn't feel too boring. Repetition is a powerful tool, but only when used with intention!

Thanks a lot for listening and for shouting me out on discord. I'm going to give your album a look very soon and can't wait to hear :)

Fwiw I found that previous feedback helpful. It was a simple thing I could try to improve. And I learned something here about how to do repetition and keep interest.