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John,
The last thing I heard from you was that you were ready to turn to something "dark." Hey this was not necessarily bliss, but kind of optimistic in a Chopin flavor! I can hear this being played as folks are decorating the ballroom for a huge celebrative event.
Nice work and to the point!
steady-eddie. Thanks Eddie! Actually I did composed two dark tracks before this one. Yeah Chopin, love his music, though I think this leans more towards Robert Schuman. I enjoy composing piano pieces in the old style. I just hope I mix in a little John Schick with them. Best, John 
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