Oh my! I am speechless to how good this submission is! Well done! Loved every track, but the last two the most. Each one has such a good feel and vibe to it. I love your style. It is like other but has its own style. Really well done! 

Hey thre, really cool submission, my favorite song was Desolation, its just a beautiful peace.

I think the execution and composition are pretty pretty good, I have a thing though, I don't know if you noticed the Dynamics you gave to Ouverture, pretty awesome and not easy to achieve, but on the other hand, it made Busy Town and Warmonger feel kinda small in a way, and not dissing on the songs, actually Warmonger is my runner up for fav, loved the song, but I think they needed more dynamism due to the first songs one, unlike Peacefull life and Desolation which should (thematically) have more controlled dynamics. ( i hope I could pass the correct idea)

Pretty awesome, take care :)

Nice thumbnail. was that painted? or digital art? i think, i can see the texture of the canvas.
Well done with the classical music. reminds me of the nutcracker "A busy town" reminds me of the nutcracker and warmonger reminds me of final fantasy fight theme from playstation 1 days with cloud. Great job overall, I'd say these 5 songs would work great as a package for game devs to use in their game demos, which you could offer in exchange for emails via gumroad. Very well rounded and everything seems to loop really well.

Hey I really liked all the tracks! I think the second one is my favorite. Really like the waltz feel for it. All your tracks are mixed great too. Really like what you came up with!

Metko - Music is lovely, well written and really fitting for the theme!

Overture - Lovely colour through the harmony - sets the stage nicely.

Peaceful Life - Fun! Enjoying the Regency feel to the music. 

A Busy Town - This was my favourite of the collection until I heard Desolation! Really dynamic - I really wanted it to continue which is always a good thing

Warmonger - Instantly think of battle music! Takes me back to battles in Shining Force on the Sega - super nostalgic and really well produced!

Desolation - Ooooo, its reminiscent of a Chopin Nocturne - absolutely beautiful! As a pianist, can I have this music please? Gorgeous! 

A real variation across the 5 and lovely journey here - brilliant stuff!

Mekto, I really appreciated the contrast in listening to the songs in their natural sequence.

It feels like you’ve enclosed the most vibrant part of the concept within two parentheses (Ouverture and Desolation). These two tracks are actually my favorites because their contrast enhances the central pieces, which carry a much more "alive" feel.

Overall, great execution, and the mix seems very well balanced  . perhaps even too much at times. While listening, I found myself looking for a bit more dynamics in the sound, maybe a stronger protagonist here and there.

Great songs! Solo piano on Desolation was tasteful, the contrast there is neat. Foreshadowing on Ouverture is clever as well.

Super cool arrangement, I liked that every track is very distinctive we can really tell them apart. I like that the overture and end are mostly tied together in terms of vibe it creates a nice story telling making it into a big circle back to the beginning. Well done !

a very melancholy submission. You captured the emotions of the paintings very well. 

These ones grew on me while I was listening to them. Although I found Peaceful Life and A Busy Town! the most enjoyable (they're so jaunty!), I liked Desolation a lot as well. I actually think keeping it simple with just a piano was a good choice for that theme, and provides a nice contrast to the "fuller" sounds of the previous pieces. Like in Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata or Satie's Gymnopedie No. 1, sometimes a solo piano provides all the melancholy you need, and adding any more layers could actually detract from that feeling.

This was a nice entry Mekto! I preferred Peaceful Life and Warmongers the most, I feel they best evoked the vibe you were going for. I found some of the others potentially a bit lacking but it definitely makes sense for desolation to be so isolating. Nice pieces!