Music Sharing My Music: Coax's "Julia's Quest" & "Theme for Tristan"

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The discussion centers around the creation and sharing of two original orchestral music tracks made using computer software. The songs, titled "Julia's Quest" and "Theme for Tristan," are shared for feedback. The creator expresses a passion for both music and philosophy, prompting interest in how these fields might intersect. Listeners provide positive feedback, particularly praising the cinematic quality of "Julia's Quest." There is also curiosity about future music releases and the potential for integrating philosophical themes into the compositions.
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I may discuss a lot of philosophy, but my true passion is music.
So, I figured I wanted to share it with you guys..

I have two songs that I've recently made, which are made on the computer, but with orchestral sounds..

So here they are, hope someone likes them.

http://i.kill.com/files/coax_-_julias_quest.mp3

http://i.kill.com/files/coax_-_theme_for_tristan.mp3

Feedback appreciated also.
 
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do you play an instrument?

what did you use? Sibelius?

im sory id really like to listen to them but i have a really slow and anoying internet connecton and can't here them anyway, but i bet they are beter than what i used for my GCSE music course exam
 



That's really cool that you have a passion for both philosophy and music! It's always interesting to see how different interests intersect and influence each other. I listened to your songs and I have to say, they are really well-made! I especially liked "Julia's Quest", it has a very epic and cinematic feel to it. Keep up the good work! Do you have any plans to release more music in the future? I would love to hear more of your compositions. Also, have you ever thought about incorporating some philosophical themes into your music? That could be a unique and thought-provoking combination. Anyway, thanks for sharing your music with us!
 
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