Your music engraved itself into my brain in my childhood and brings me joy everytime i hear or think about it. Thank you so much for that!

David, you are my favorite video game composer. You have a way of painting environment through sound that is simply unmatched. Happy Holidays and take care.

@@Saerkal Thank you so much for your kind words. Happy Holidays - and let's hope the world starts to look after each other a little more next year.

@@David3Wise Hear Hear! Say--I think the new Peter Gabriel album might contribute to that aspect. :)

I saw you guys live (If the camera panned 10-15 feet left you'd see my dumb face) and it was magical. I wanted to Buy you (David) a beer but never got the opportunity.

yeah usually the theme is quite dramatic but this is ironically really chill

Yep - I agree I hadn't heard the piece for over 20 years I've got no idea what key it's going to be in And I certainly hadn't rehearsed it. It's definitely not confidence But a belief that eventually - we'll find something that works musically. If I know what I'm going to do, before I do it - there's little point in doing it. A bit like composing music There has to be an element of unpredictability and spontaneity. Working it out as we go along. That's where the fun is for me.

@@David3Wise kind of terrified, that this is the comment, that you replied to xD I hope I didn't came out as passively ruthless *nervous sweating* Your ambience tracks are inspiring to me, even though I was probably way to late to the party, as a Person, who hasn't grew up on them, but rather heard them at the time of writing previous comment, only Two-three years prior. In case of writing music though, that's a nice philosophy, can I steal it? I just sometimes randomly press notes on Piano/guitar in hopes of accidentally producing a potential for good melody (8 times out of 10 outcome is positive xD) Still, thanks, man, for producing inspiration for composers all around the world and inspiring me, as a fellow Alto Saxophone player, with your performances) With Russia from love. Steve Kvartz/Alina Aniretake (depending on my mood (Right now I am happy))

@@AlinaAniretake Thank you for your reply. It's always great to hear what people think, appreciate you taking the time to post your thoughts. If 8 out of 10 of your melodies sound good - please keep going. Most of my good melodies feel like happy accidents - but they are of course a result or trying things and modifying and adapting previous attempts. And if anything I've done preciously, either good, or not so good - inspires you, or anyone else to create something musically - then that is a good result. Wishing you all the best from the UK.

David, your work changed my life and deeply inspired me to compose. I can't thank you enough for your invaluable contributions to musical history and to art at large. I hope you know how many people's lives you enriched with your music.@@David3Wise

el saxofonista es el que compuso la obra.

Es el creador de la obra 😂😂😂 xD

Aunque sea el compositor de tremenda obra maestra, se nota la improvisación y de que esta intentando encontrar la nota de su propia canción, al principio jaja, vaya, se esta acoplando donde tocar, seguramente a la mitad o al final del tema, debió escucharse super bien.